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DeToxRox · 05-23-2020, 07:42 PM

PGHW FORTITUDE 2025
New Shiga Stadium (Kansai)
Attendance: 48,358
PPV Buys: 55,481

Goemon Komiya, Matsuki & Kada d. Hiraki, Takahama & Ko (64)

- A standard six man tag to get the crowd going.

Yoriyoshi Yoshihara d. Yuri Yoshihara (66)

- These are not brothers, and yes, it's very confusing. Yoriyoshi is the youngest member of DEFIANCE and he looked very good as he picked up his most important win to date.

The Broken Career Gang (Kurata & Okamoto) d. DEFIANCE (Mihara & Ibata) to win the PGHW Glory Tag Crowns (79) in 15:52.

- This was a great match went shorter than normal in an attempt to steal the show. Kurata and Okamoto were both excellent tonight, while Mihara did his best to match their game. Unfortunately, Ibata and his lack of psychology brought the match down a bit.

Kazu Uemura (DEFIANCE) d. Seiji Jimbo to retain the PGHW International Title (82) in 31:33.

- Uemura continues to be red hot, this time beating the former Glory Crown holder in an absolute war of attrition. Uemura is a brawler by trade, but he continues to round out his game and the crowd is taking notice.

Chojiro Kitoaji (The Watchmen) d. Bunrakuken Torii (BCG) to retain the PGHW Glory Crown (86) in 40:23. With the bar raised by the prior match, these two men delivered one of the best PGHW matches of 2025. While The Watchmen struggled to pick up wins on the FORTITUDE tour, Kitoaji ultimately picked up the win that mattered most.

Show Rating: 85

- This was a great show that lived up to the historic legacy of FORTITUDE shows. It's not easy to follow up Night of PRIDE, the premier PGHW tour/show, but these guys delivered.

- Of course, not everyone is happy. Namely, three members of The Watchmen. Specifically, Makiguchi, Kawashima & Ugaki. The losses piled up a bit for those guys on the last tour, and being older workers with a lot of miles on their bodies, Smith felt it would be a good idea to give all three the next tour off to heal up and get back on track mentally.

05-23-2020, 07:42 PM	#5
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	PGHW FORTITUDE 2025 New Shiga Stadium (Kansai) Attendance: 48,358 PPV Buys: 55,481 Goemon Komiya, Matsuki & Kada d. Hiraki, Takahama & Ko (64) - A standard six man tag to get the crowd going. Yoriyoshi Yoshihara d. Yuri Yoshihara (66) - These are not brothers, and yes, it's very confusing. Yoriyoshi is the youngest member of DEFIANCE and he looked very good as he picked up his most important win to date. The Broken Career Gang (Kurata & Okamoto) d. DEFIANCE (Mihara & Ibata) to win the PGHW Glory Tag Crowns (79) in 15:52. - This was a great match went shorter than normal in an attempt to steal the show. Kurata and Okamoto were both excellent tonight, while Mihara did his best to match their game. Unfortunately, Ibata and his lack of psychology brought the match down a bit. Kazu Uemura (DEFIANCE) d. Seiji Jimbo to retain the PGHW International Title (82) in 31:33. - Uemura continues to be red hot, this time beating the former Glory Crown holder in an absolute war of attrition. Uemura is a brawler by trade, but he continues to round out his game and the crowd is taking notice. Chojiro Kitoaji (The Watchmen) d. Bunrakuken Torii (BCG) to retain the PGHW Glory Crown (86) in 40:23. With the bar raised by the prior match, these two men delivered one of the best PGHW matches of 2025. While The Watchmen struggled to pick up wins on the FORTITUDE tour, Kitoaji ultimately picked up the win that mattered most. Show Rating: 85 - This was a great show that lived up to the historic legacy of FORTITUDE shows. It's not easy to follow up Night of PRIDE, the premier PGHW tour/show, but these guys delivered. - Of course, not everyone is happy. Namely, three members of The Watchmen. Specifically, Makiguchi, Kawashima & Ugaki. The losses piled up a bit for those guys on the last tour, and being older workers with a lot of miles on their bodies, Smith felt it would be a good idea to give all three the next tour off to heal up and get back on track mentally.