Former tag team partners Sho and Yoh squared off during the fourth night of the Best of the Super Juniors. Before the introductions could be made, Sho ripped the microphone out of the hands of the announcer Makoto Abe.
Before the show began, Yoh handcuffed Sho to the ring ropes. He mocks Yoh’s outfit which reads “Playboy” before calling him a “broken down freak”. Sho lays the boots to Yoh. Yoh almost hits his version of Everything is Evil like fives times but Sho evades it. He pushes the official into Yoh who almost nails the official but stops himself just in time.
On the floor, Sho eats a bunch of berries and complains to the official as it pours out of his mouth like blood. He argue with the official all the way over to the time keeper’s where he steals the bell hammer hiding it behind his back. As the official’s back is turned, Sho beats on Yoh with the hammer ramming his injured arm into a steel post.
Sho works over Yoh shoulder inside the ring before slipping out grabbing two steel chairs. He lines them up trapping Yoh’s arm and then smashes it. Yoh gets thrown into the fifth row of seats. He almost doesn’t make it back into the ring in time.
Yoh picks up referee Marty Asami flings him into Sho in such a way that Asami gives Sho a hurricanrana. Falcon Arrow for two. Sho blocks Yoh’s super kick by shoving the official in the way.
Sho retrieves his trusty wrench. Asami stops him. Yoh gives Sho a low-blow from behind and then puts the wrench in his hands. Yoh falls to the mat as if Sho struck him. Asami turns around, surveys the scene and disqualifies Sho. Yoh plays dead to the point that officials take him away on a stretcher. He waves goodbye to Sho as he is taken away.
Best of the Super Juniors 33 Night Four Results
BOTSJ Block A
BOTSJ Block B
B Block Match: Kushida versus Jakob Austin Young
Kushida doesn’t even get his Marty McFly-inspired jacket off. Zayne Jay and Young double team Kushida throughout the match. Young gives Kushida Another One Bites The Dust on the concrete floor. Back in the ring he pins him with Another One Bites The Dust again.
Winner: Jakob Austin Young
A Block Match: Daiki Nagai versus Jun Kasai
Kasai runs the ropes over and over, finally clotheslining Nagai. Kasai rolls up Naigai but it is kind of sloppy, Nagai isn’t in position well so Kasai pins him for a 20 count to humiliate him.
Winner: Jun Kasai
B Block Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru versus Robbie Eagles
Eagles tries to put Kanemaru in a figure four. Kanemaru shoves him off and Eagles collides with the official knocking him through the ropes to the floor. Eagles checks on the official rolling him back into the ring. Eagles springboards off the top rope. Kanemaru catches him in an Atomic Drop. Kanemaru rolls him up for the pin.
Winner: Yoshinobu Kanemaru
A Block Match: Nick Wayne versus Ryusuke Taguchi
Wayne hits Taguchi with his own version of the Bumaya for a one count. Wayne’s World stunner for the pin.
Winner: Nick Wayne
B Block Match: Taiji Ishimori versus Daisuke Sasaki
As Sasaki is being lifted up for the Bloody Cross he grabs the official. Ishimori’s Irish Whip sends Sasaki into the official. Ishimori backdrops Sasaki into a kick to the crotch. Ishimori puts him away with the Superman Pin.
Winner: Taiji Ishimori
A Block Match: Valiente versus Titán
Good to see Valiente back after that knee injury during his last match. Valiente gets knocked off the top rope. He hangs there for Titan’s double stomp. Valiente submits to the Scorpion Deathlock.
Winner: Titán
B Block Match: El Desperado versus Hyo
Hyo submits to Numero Dos.
Winner: El Desperado
A Block Match: Master Wato versus Francesco Akira
Spinfire doesn’t pin Wato. Wato slips under Akira lifts him up for a massive German Suplex and a pin.
Winner: Master Wato
B Block Match: YOH versus SHO
Winner: Yoh
Robbie X versus Kosei Fujita
It seems like Robbie X wants to fill the void left by Gabe Kidd. X powerbombs Fujita from the second rope for a two count. X Marks The Spot stunner for a two count. X Express pins Fujita.
Winner: Robbie X
