{"id":19887,"date":"2015-05-31T12:48:36","date_gmt":"2015-05-31T16:48:36","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/crazymax.org\/newsite\/?p=19887"},"modified":"2015-06-01T12:44:39","modified_gmt":"2015-06-01T16:44:39","slug":"fighting-spirit-review-oz-academy-wave-and-zabun-dagaya-kou-51015","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/crazymax.org\/newsite\/reviews\/fighting-spirit-review-oz-academy-wave-and-zabun-dagaya-kou-51015\/","title":{"rendered":"Fighting Spirit Review: OZ Academy, WAVE, and ZABUN ~dagaya~ [KOU] 5\/10\/15"},"content":{"rendered":"

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[spacer height=”20px”]Date: May 10th, 2015
\nLocation: Diamond Hall in Nagoya, Japan
\nAnnounced Attendance: 248<\/strong><\/p>\n

One show wasn\u2019t enough for Oz Academy and company, so they decided to have two shows on the same day!\u00a0 Same wrestlers on both cards of course since they were already there anyway, and it follows the similar theme with a couple Catch the Wave 2015 Tournament matches.\u00a0 Here is the full card:<\/p>\n

– Hamuko Hoshi and Sawako Shimono vs. Manami Toyota and Tsukasa Fujimoto
\n– Chikayo Nagashima and Rina Yamashita vs. Mitsuhisa Sunabe and Yuu Yamagata
\n– Cherry vs. Mei Lee vs. Miyako Matsumoto
\n– CATCH THE WAVE 2015<\/em>: Hikaru Shida vs. Kana
\n– CATCH THE WAVE 2015<\/em>: Mika Iida vs. Yumi Ohka
\n– \u201cKyusei\u201d Sakura Hirota and Fairy Nipponbashi vs. Ryo Mizunami and Sonoko Kato
\n– Ayako Hamada, Kagetsu, and Kaho Kobayashi vs. Tsubasa Kuragaki, Misaki Ohata, and Mio Shirai<\/strong><\/p>\n

Lots of joshi this week, let\u2019s get right to it.[spacer height=”20px”]<\/p>\n

Hamuko Hoshi and Sawako Shimono vs. Manami Toyota and Tsukasa Fujimoto<\/strong>
\nThey do poses to start, then Toyota gets double teamed in the corner.\u00a0 Shimono stays in with Toyota and Toyota rolls Shimono around the mat.\u00a0 Toyota tags in Fujimoto, Fujimoto and Toyota tie up their opponents in the ropes and they both hit dropkicks.\u00a0 Fujimoto goes up top but Shimono gets up and grabs her.\u00a0 Fujimoto wiggles away but Shimono hits a scoop slam and puts Fujimoto in a Mexican Surfboard.\u00a0 Hoshi jumps on Shimono\u2019s back and they sit on Fujimoto for a two count.\u00a0 Shimono tags in Hoshi, and Hoshi trades strikes with Fujimoto.\u00a0 Fujimoto delivers a dropkick, she goes off the ropes but Hoshi hits a bodyblock.\u00a0 Running stomach bump by Hoshi but it gets two.\u00a0 Shimono comes in and they both lariat Fujimoto.\u00a0 Hoshi picks up Fujimoto and she hits a Samoan Drop for a two count. Hoshi goes up top and she nails a diving body press, but Toyota breaks up the cover.\u00a0 Hoshi waits for Fujimoto to get up but Toyota hits Hoshi with a heel drop.\u00a0 Fujimoto goes up top and she hits a diving neckbreaker, but Shimono breaks up the cover.\u00a0 Fujimoto goes off the ropes but Hoshi sits on her for a two count.\u00a0 Hoshi rolls over Fujimoto (literally), she picks her up and Fujimoto hits an enzigieri.\u00a0 Head kick by Fujimoto but Hoshi gets a shoulder up.\u00a0 Toyota comes in, she gets Hoshi on her shoulders, then Fujimoto rebounds out of the corner with the Venus Shoot.\u00a0 Jackknife Hold by Fujimoto and she gets the three count!\u00a0 A few little miscues here and there but not a bad match.\u00a0 They kept it short so there was no downtime, which kept it interesting.\u00a0 Not a bad way to start the show off.[spacer height=”20px”]<\/p>\n

Chikayo Nagashima and Rina Yamashita vs. Mitsuhisa Sunabe and Yuu Yamagata<\/strong>
\nSunabe gets attacked to start the match and he is hit with a double suplex.\u00a0 Yamashita rakes at Sunabe\u2019s face and clubs him in the chest, but Sunabe dropkicks her in the face and tags in Yamagata.\u00a0 Nagashima is also tagged in and they trade boots, spinning headscissors by Nagashima but Yamagata hits a hurricanrana.\u00a0 Yamagata kicks Nagashima in the head and she tags in Sunabe.\u00a0 Sunabe hits a PK on Nagashima and he hits a second one, cover by Sunabe but it gets a two count.\u00a0 Sunabe chokes Nagashima with his boot but Nagashima applies an armbar over the top rope.\u00a0 Nagashima stomps on Sunabe\u2019s hands and she hits a suplex for a two count.\u00a0 Nagashima tags in Yamashita and Yamashita lariats Sunabe.\u00a0 Another lariat by Yamashita and she covers Sunabe for two.\u00a0 Sunabe comes back with a kick and applies a cross armbreaker, but Nagashima breaks it up.\u00a0 Sunabe tags in Yamagata, Irish whip by Yamagata but Yamashita elbows her back.\u00a0 Shoulderblock by Yamashita, Nagashima comes in the ring and Yamagata is double teamed in the corner.\u00a0 Yamashita applies a sleeper but Sunabe breaks it up.\u00a0 Yamashita boots Yamagata but Yamagata hits an enzigieri.\u00a0 Crossface by Yamagata but Nagashima breaks it up.\u00a0 Nagashima hits a missile dropkick on Yamagata and Yamashita hits a lariat for a two count.\u00a0 Yamashita applies a sleeper to Yamagata but Sunabe breaks it up with a missile dropkick.\u00a0 Yamashita drops Yamagata with a backdrop suplex and gets the sleeper re-applied, but Yamagata gets out of it with a jawbreaker.\u00a0 Shining Wizard by Sunabe to Yamashita, and Yamagata hits a La Ayakita to pick up the three count!\u00a0 I liked that Sunabe just seamlessly was in this match, he was the only male but it didn\u2019t make any difference in regards to the action.\u00a0 This was solid, again it was smart to not keep this match too long.\u00a0 This event is swimming along just fine but nothing too exciting yet.\u00a0 Mildly Recommended[spacer height=”20px”]<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

Cherry vs. Mei Lee vs. Miyako Matsumoto<\/strong>
\nThey talk and dance a bit to start, I have no idea if this is part of the official match or not.\u00a0 Matsumoto is attacked by both, she goes for a crossbody but Cherry and Lee catch her.\u00a0 Stomps by Cherry and Lee but Cherry schoolboys Lee for two.\u00a0 They do some strike exchanges with Cherry getting the better of it, then they do some weird stuff that confuses me.\u00a0 Matsumoto clubs at Lee and with Cherry they hit a double elbow drop.\u00a0 Cherry gives Lee a rocking horse, which rocks Lee into Matsumoto\u2019s ass.\u00a0 The referee is accidentally hit in the groin but he recovers, Matsumoto goes up top and with Lee\u2019s help she poses before hitting a body press for two.\u00a0 Lee and Matsumoto have a shoving match then end up dancing around but Cherry covers both of them and gets the three count.\u00a0 This wasn\u2019t good comedy or good anything.\u00a0 I am sure this appeals to someone (I assume) but that someone is not me.\u00a0 The definition of a skippable match.<\/p>\n

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Hikaru Shida vs. Kana<\/strong>
\nThis match is part of the Catch The Wave 2015 Tournament.\u00a0 They both go for hip attacks to start, hurricanrana by Shida and she hits a hip attack, getting a quick two count.\u00a0 Kana ducks an enzigieri but Shida hits a running knee for a two count.\u00a0 Falcon Arrow by Shida but Kana flips it over into a cross armbreaker.\u00a0 Shida rolls out of the ring to break the hold, and they trade elbows outside the ring.\u00a0 Kana throws Shida into the crowd but they return to the ring, they go to the mat as Shida goes for Kana\u2019s arm, but Kana gets out of it.\u00a0 Kana gets the armbreaker applied but Shida gets out of it and applies a single leg crab hold.\u00a0 Kana reverses it into a kneelock but Shida gets into the ropes.\u00a0 Back up Kana goes for the short armbar but Shida blocks it.\u00a0 Side headlock by Kana and she hits a shoulderblock.\u00a0 Kick by Shida but Kana knocks her down with a hip attack.\u00a0 Shida then hits a hip attack of her own but Kana hits two more.\u00a0 Shida and Kana trade elbows but Shida takes Kana out to the ramp and throws her into a chair.\u00a0 Shida then sets up a chair and jumps off of it, but Kana kicks her in the midsection and hits a sliding kick.\u00a0 Kana returns to the ring with Shida slowly following, Kana wraps up Shida on the mat but Shida gets to the ropes.\u00a0 Kick to the chest by Kana and she applies a short armbar into a cross armbreaker, but Shida gets to the ropes.\u00a0 Kicks to the back by Kana and she goes for Shida\u2019s arm before applying an arm trap crossface.\u00a0 Cross armbreaker by Kana but Shida gets to the ropes.\u00a0 Kana charges Shida but Shida rolls her to the met and applies a single leg crab hold, but Kana gets to the ropes.\u00a0 Kana kicks Shida in the chest but Kana hits a reverse DDT.\u00a0 Urakens by Kana and she hits a high kick for two.<\/p>\n

Kana goes up top but Shida recovers and joins her. \u00a0Kana slips out to the apron but Shida suplexes her over the top rope and back into the ring for a two count.\u00a0 They both get up and Shida hits a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker.\u00a0 Another backbreaker by Shida but Kana gets away and goes for Shida\u2019s arm.\u00a0 Shida reverses that into a Stretch Muffler but Kana gets to the ropes, Shida charges Kana but Kana kicks her.\u00a0 Kana goes for a sliding kick but Shida catches her leg.\u00a0 Shida goes for a suplex but Kana blocks it and kicks her in the head.\u00a0 Kick to the head by Kana but Shida hits an enzigieri.\u00a0 High kick by Kana but Shida hits a jumping kick, leaving both on the mat.\u00a0 They slowly get up, Kana applies the cross armbreaker but Shida rolls out of it.\u00a0 Seated armbar by Kana, they get back up as Kana applies the chickenwing but Shida rolls out of it.\u00a0 Schoolboy by Shida but it gets a two, head kick by Kana but she also gets two.\u00a0 Suplex by Shida and she hits the Falcon Arrow, but it only gets a two count.\u00a0 Three Count by Shida, but Kana gets a shoulder up on the pin.\u00a0 Shida picks up Kana but Kana hits a heel kick for two.\u00a0 Small package by Shida and she hits another Three Count, but the bell rings as the match is a Draw. So yes I loved this match.\u00a0 I like Kana regardless but here she was back to her old self, not just playing around in a mid-card tag match.\u00a0\u00a0 The strikes and submissions by both were super smooth aside from one messed up spot, and they were both on point throughout.\u00a0 It really felt like the match could end at any time since both had convincing submission\/pinfall situations, and since it was a tournament the draw isn\u2019t a bad deal.\u00a0 This match should be the main event, not on the mid-card, it was everything I was hoping it would be.\u00a0 I won\u2019t say it was perfect, some small transition issues here and there, but if you\u2019re a fan of either wrestler or joshi in general I definitely advise you to go watch it.\u00a0 Recommended<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Mika Iida vs. Yumi Ohka<\/strong>
\nThis match is part of the Catch The Wave 2015 Tournament.\u00a0 Iida rolls up Ohka right from the start but Ohka hits a big boot in the corner.\u00a0 Ohka chokes Iida in the corner but Iida avoids the next one and snaps Ohka\u2019s leg over the top rope.\u00a0 Iida goes up top and she hits a missile dropkick for a two count.\u00a0 Iida jumps down on Ohka\u2019s leg and slams her knee into the mat.\u00a0 Iida goes for a dropkick but Ohka moves, but Iida avoids the big boot again and kicks Ohka in the leg.\u00a0 Side Russian leg sweep by Iida and she applies a submission hold on the mat.\u00a0 Ohka slams Iida to the mat and she boots her against the ropes.\u00a0 Ohka goes out to the apron and boots Iida again, she goes up top and she hits a diving crossbody for two.\u00a0 Crossface by Ohka but Iida gets out of it and goes back to the leg.\u00a0 Ohka gets to the ropes but Iida dropkicks her and hits a fisherman suplex hold for two.\u00a0 Iida throws Ohka to the mat and she hits an uppercut.\u00a0 Dropkick to the knee by Iida and she hits a running uppercut for two.\u00a0 Ohka slams Iida to the mat but Iida applies an ankle hold.\u00a0 Ohka stomps out of it and she hits a big boot, but Iida kicks out.\u00a0 Heel drop by Ohka but Iida barely gets a shoulder up.\u00a0 Ohka goes for a chokebomb but Iida rolls her up for two.\u00a0 Kick by Ohka and she hits a big boot, Ohka picks up Iida and she nails a brainbuster.\u00a0 Iida barely kicks out of the pin but Ohka hits a final big boot, getting the three count.\u00a0 I am glad this one didn’t go too long as Ohka is a bit limited.\u00a0 They just went to the sprint with Ohka just having too many big moves for the smaller Iida.\u00a0 I wouldn\u2019t call it good but it was short enough that it wasn\u2019t offensive.[spacer height=”20px”]<\/p>\n

\u201cKyusei\u201d Sakura Hirota and Fairy Nipponbashi vs. Ryo Mizunami and Sonoko Kato<\/strong>
\nI should just skip this match since I just saw a Nipponbashi match and I\u2019m not in the mood, but here we go anyway.\u00a0 At least I do like Mizunami and Kato.\u00a0 Kato and Nipponbashi start off but Kato hits the Harite for the three count!\u00a0 Hooray this match was short!<\/p>\n

Wait no they are re-starting it.\u00a0 Damn.\u00a0 Kato and Hirota are the first two legal wrestlers, wristlock by Kato and she kicks Hirota in the arm.\u00a0 Mizunami comes in to help, as if Kato needed it, and they take turns hitting leg drops on Hirota.\u00a0 Kato tags in Mizunami and Mizunami hits a shoulderblock.\u00a0 Another shoulderblock by Mizunami, Irish whip by Mizunami but Hirota avoids her charge.\u00a0 Scoop slam by Hirota and she tags in Nipponbashi.\u00a0 Kato tags in too and Nipponbashi dances around.\u00a0 She seems more confused than usual.\u00a0 Kato uppercuts Nipponbashi but Hirota breaks up the pin.\u00a0 Kato Irish whips Nipponbashi but Nipponbashi gets her wand.\u00a0 Nothing happens for a bit until Nipponbashi uses the wand on Mizunami and Hirota.\u00a0 Kato just stands there, they try again with the same result.\u00a0 Nipponbashi yells at Kato, she gets the wand again and tells everyone to try again.\u00a0 Finally Kato is impacted by the wand and everyone celebrates, cover by Nipponbashi but Mizunami breaks it up.\u00a0 Hirota grabs Kato\u2019s arm, she goes up to the ropes and walks them, but she trips and falls.\u00a0 Drop toehold by Hirota, she wraps up Kato in the ropes and she puts Mizunami in the ropes on the other side.\u00a0 Oil Check by Hirota to both, Kato and Mizunami get on the mat but they avoid Nipponbashi and Hirota\u2019s body press.\u00a0 Mizunami spears both of them, Kato goes up top and she hits a cannonball.\u00a0 Kato picks up Hirota, but they do a kiss\/wand combination as Hirota rolls up Kato for a two count.\u00a0 Mizunami spears Hirota and Kato knocks her loopy with a heel kick, but Hirota lands on top of Kato for the three count!\u00a0 What hurt this one to a degree is I just watched a match with the same formula on the previous show, but done better.\u00a0 Nipponbashi\u2019s act is best for me in small doses and a match this long doesn\u2019t qualify as \u2018small\u2019.\u00a0 Kato was great but nothing else was entertaining.[spacer height=”20px”]<\/p>\n

Ayako Hamada, Kagetsu, and Kaho Kobayashi vs. Tsubasa Kuragaki, Misaki Ohata, and Mio Shirai<\/strong>
\nShirai hits everyone with a stick to start things off and Kobayashi is triple teamed in the corner.\u00a0 Shirai puts Kobayashi in a choke and wraps her in the ropes so she can rake Kobayashi\u2019s face.\u00a0 Shirai kicks Kobayashi in the corner and he tags in Kuragaki.\u00a0 Kuragaki scoop slams Kobayashi and applies a leglock, then Ohata comes in and applies an armbar.\u00a0 Kuragaki gives Kobayashi a Giant Swing, she picks her back up and she hits a scoop slam.\u00a0 Kobayashi dropkicks Kuragaki and goes off the ropes, but Kuragaki hits a back elbow.\u00a0 Kuragaki tags in Ohata but she tags in Shirai, and Shirai gives Kobayashi a low speed Giant Swing.\u00a0 Shirai hits Kobayashi with a stick and then Ohata hits a face crusher.\u00a0 Ohata goes off the ropes but Kobayashi dropkicks her.\u00a0 Shirai comes in to help but Kagetsu flies in with a swandive crossbody.\u00a0 Hamada is tagged in and she boots Ohata several times.\u00a0 Heel kick by Hamada and she tags in Kagetsu.\u00a0 Kobayashi comes in too and Ohata is triple teamed in the corner.\u00a0 Scoop slam by Hamada and Kagetsu throws Kobayashi onto Ohata.\u00a0 Double elbow drop by Kobayashi and Kagetsu, Ohata gets several more elbow drops and then Kagetsu kicks Ohata in the back.\u00a0 Kagetsu tags in Kobayashi, and Kobayashi hits a pair of sentons for two.\u00a0 Kobayashi picks up Ohata, Ohata goes off the ropes but Kagetsu kicks her from the apron.\u00a0 Ohata tags in Kuragaki, Kuragaki picks up Kobayashi but Kagetsu and Hamada run in.\u00a0 Kuragaki is thrown into the corner but Kuragaki lariats Hamada.\u00a0 Kuragaki body avalanches the other two in the corner and gets them both on her shoulders for an Argentine Backbreaker.\u00a0 Double backdrop suplex by Kuragaki and she hits a double lariat.\u00a0 Kuragaki picks up Kobayashi in a press slam and drops her to the mat.\u00a0 Kuragaki tags in Shirai, running kick by Shirai but it gets two.\u00a0 Shirai picks up Kobayashi and throws her into the corner, but Kobayashi avoids her charge and hits her from the apron. Missile dropkick by Kobayashi and she covers Shirai for two. Kobayashi tags in Hamada but Shirai ducks her heel kick and kicks Hamada repeatedly in the chest. Hamada catches one, she picks up Shirai but Shirai rolls out of it. Kick to the back of the head by Hamada but Shirai applies a necklock over the top rope. Shirai goes up top but Hamada punches her and throws Shirai to the mat with authority. Cover, but Ohata breaks it up.<\/p>\n

Shirai is slid her plastic stick and she hits Hamada with it, enzigieri by Shirai but Kobayashi breaks up the pin. Shirai tags in Kuragaki, Kuragaki lariats Hamada in the back and then again while she is against the ropes before dropping her with a backdrop suplex. Cover, but Hamada gets a cover up. Kuragaki goes up top but Hamada grabs her from behind and hits a sit-down powerbomb. Hamada goes up top but Ohata hits her, allowing Kuragaki to recover. Kuragaki puts Hamada in an Argentine Backbreaker before dropping her to the mat. Kuragaki picks up Hamada and goes for Splash Mountain but Hamada flips out of it. Lariats by Hamada but Kuragaki doesn’t go down, and Kuragaki lariats Hamada off her feet. Hard lariat by Hamada in return and they both lariat each other, with both ending up lying on the mat. Kuragaki tags in Ohata while Kagetsu is also tagged in, and Kagetsu dropkicks Ohata. Shirai runs in and knees Kagetsu, headscissors by Ohata and Shirai hits a Tiger Feint Kick. Running crossbody by Ohata and she applies a seated armbar to Kagetsu, but Kobayashi breaks it up. German suplex hold by Ohata, but Kagetsu gets a shoulder up. Ohata goes up top but Kobayashi grabs her, Kagetsu goes up with Ohata but Ohata elbows her off. Ohata jumps off but Kagetsu gets her knees up, Hamada comes in and hits Ohata with a facebuster. Standing moonsault by Kobayashi and Kagetsu nails a spear on Ohata, but Shirai breaks up the pin. Kagetsu and Ohata trade elbows but Ohata applies a guillotine. Hamada leg drops Ohata to help out and Kagetsu hits a vertical suplex, hard elbow by Kagetsu and she helps Kobayashi hit a tornado DDT. Falcon Arrow by Kagetsu, but Shirai breaks up the cover. Kobayashi dropkicks Shirai, then Kuragaki kicks Kobayashi. Kuragaki kicks Hamada as well and all six wrestlers are lying around the mat. Kagetsu picks up Ohata but Shirai slaps her, crucifix bomb by Ohata but Kagetsu gets a shoulder up. Ohata picks up Kagetsu, high kick by Kagetsu but Kuragaki runs in and lariats her. Scissors Kick by Shirai and Ohata hits Kagetsu with a spinning backfist. Cover, but Kobayashi breaks it up. Ohata picks up Kagetsu and hits the Fisherman Buster, but Kagetsu barely gets a shoulder up. Ohata drags Kagetsu to her feet, and she nails the Blue Dahlia\u00a0for the three count! This was a really fun main event. It was just constant action, wrestlers were always running in to help their teammates and there were several really good extended double teaming sections that really got me on the edge of my seat. For a match that went twenty minutes it never slowed down and it never felt excessive either. Perfect way to end the show as every wrestler got a chance to shine, really loving everyone in this match. Great stuff here.Recommended<\/em><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n

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Final Thoughts:<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n

In a lot of ways this event was quite different than the one that went on just a few hours earlier. The main event was much better on this event, but the other overall felt more entertaining as this one spread out the wrestlers I don’t really enjoy into different matches. Both had really fun Kana matches though so that is a big plus. As a package I can honestly recommend both events, and this one is an easy recommendation thanks to the Kana\/Shida match and the main event, even though I didn’t really enjoy several of the matches. A good day for Oz and company.<\/p>\n

Grade: B-<\/span><\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Kevin Wilson of Puroresu Central<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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