Titan’s Point Cushion Disappearing at BOSJ 33

John Powell

Titan’s Point Cushion Disappearing at BOSJ 33
Jun Kaisai nails Nick Wayne. Courtesy: NJPW.

Night seven of the Best of the Super Juniors (BOSJ) tournament is in the books and Titan continues to dominate A Block with 10 points, although he lost to Robbie X tonight.

Master Wato and Jun Kaisai are closing in on Titan though with eight points each.

Best of the Super Juniors 33 Night Seven Results

BOTSJ Block A

BOTSJ Block B

A Block: Daiki Nagai versus Francesco Akira

Akira trash talks Nagai. Nagai spits into and slaps Akira’s face. Akira slams Nagai head over and over into the canvas until the official breaks them up. Akira pins Nagai with his Fireball knee strike.

Winner: Francesco Akira

A Block: Valiente Jr. versus Master Wato

Wato spikes Valiente with the Tenzen Tombstone Driver. Bridging German Suplex for the win.

Winner: Master Wato

A Block: Kosei Fujita versus Ryusuke Taguchi

Taguchi has Fujita on his ankle lock. Fujita though catches Taguchi as he flies off the ropes for a hip attack. Fujita rolls up Taguchi, pulls the trunks down to reveal Taguchi’s butt and pins him. Taguchi complains to the official and Fujita afterwards. As per their bet before the match I guess, Taguchi pours hair gel on Taguchi’s head and gives him a new, nerdy hairstyle.

Winner: Kosei Fujita

A Block: Robbie X versus Titan

Titan rolls out of the way of an X Express. Titan unleashes a flurry of punches and kicks. Titan with a double stomp from the top rope. X kicks out. X hits X Marks The Spot cutter for a two count. He pins Titan with X Express.

Winner: Robbie X

A Block: Jun Kasai versus Nick Wayne

Kasai blows his nose on Wayne before heading to the top rope for his Pearl Harbor Splash. Wayne kicks out. He finally pins Wayne with his crossarm piledriver.

Winner: Jun Kasai

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