Dynamite Kansai vs. Mayumi Ozaki (JWP - 7/9/1995)
Dec 2, 2020 21:39:47 GMT -5
Post by bossrock on Dec 2, 2020 21:39:47 GMT -5
Dynamite Kansai vs. Mayumi Ozaki (Street Fight JWP - 7/9/1995)
A sequel to the absolute war they had just 4 months prior. This match is quite a bit longer (30+ minutes) and therefore more excessive. That is ultimately my one main criticism: Ozaki and Kansai throw SO MUCH at each other that it's hard to suspend your disbelief in both of them continuing to kick out. That being said, this is still awesome and just as bit violent if not more so than the April match.
The match starts with Kansai stalking Ozaki, who is waiting in the vom with the same chain as the last match. Before the entrance music cuts or we get any intros, we're off to the races. There's a lot of callbacks to the previous match with both relentlessly beating each other with the chain. There's also plenty of tables and chairs. And while I don't want to spoil too much, there's a famous spot in the last match that gets recreated not once, but twice. Most of the action takes place in the ring, but being in Korakuen gives them a lot of space to be creative. Again, it gets to be a bit excessive but the creativity in how they set up each spot and sequence gives everything a clear sense of escalation.
I don't know if this match exceeds the April match especially given the run time and amount spots, but it's really damn close.
A sequel to the absolute war they had just 4 months prior. This match is quite a bit longer (30+ minutes) and therefore more excessive. That is ultimately my one main criticism: Ozaki and Kansai throw SO MUCH at each other that it's hard to suspend your disbelief in both of them continuing to kick out. That being said, this is still awesome and just as bit violent if not more so than the April match.
The match starts with Kansai stalking Ozaki, who is waiting in the vom with the same chain as the last match. Before the entrance music cuts or we get any intros, we're off to the races. There's a lot of callbacks to the previous match with both relentlessly beating each other with the chain. There's also plenty of tables and chairs. And while I don't want to spoil too much, there's a famous spot in the last match that gets recreated not once, but twice. Most of the action takes place in the ring, but being in Korakuen gives them a lot of space to be creative. Again, it gets to be a bit excessive but the creativity in how they set up each spot and sequence gives everything a clear sense of escalation.
I don't know if this match exceeds the April match especially given the run time and amount spots, but it's really damn close.
Been searching for it for months
