Adam Cole returns to MCW, but Brian Johnson is there to spoil the party. However, Cole has a surprise for The Mecca in the form of ECW Legend Shane Douglas, and an Extreme Rules Match.
MCW Winter Blast Night 1 - Hollywood, MD took Place on February 5, 2022
The Cause (Roger Mendez & Max Bane) threaten to walk out... For more info go to: https://linktr.ee/warriorsofwrestling Warriors of Wrestling Training Center is located at 3555 victory blvd. in Staten Island, NY
Triple threat women's action featuring Natalia Markova vs Jennacide vs KiLynn King from Mission Pro's "Don't Stop Me Now".
See what happens when three of the baddest women wrestlers on the planet go at it at once! All three ladies return to Mission Pro. It's Jennacide vs KiLynn King vs Natalia Markova (former Shine Champion). Produced live May 2022 via Southern Star Brewery in Conroe, TX. Commentary by Denise Salcedo & Candace Cordelia.
After an AMAZING first ever singles match earlier in 2006, IPW:UK paired off El Generico and PAC for a second time, over in the historic Broxbourne Civic Hall. A venue that played host to the FWA, Ring of Honor, NOAH and DragonGate - and now, IPW:UK. With Generico losing the first contest between the two, PAC goes in as a statistical favorite, especially in his home country. But, Generico has the experience edge, and will be wanting to even the series.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYZQX5ES5Iw
Those that saw the match at RCW: Mania felt Westin Blake was saved by the bell. At RCW: Bushwhacker, the underhanded Blake choked out Kaun... with Kaun refusing to quit or tap out. Hear from Kaun after the match! RCW: Damn! on Sunday, July 3, at The Grand Event Center! Doors open at 4 p.m., event at 5 p.m. Meet and Greet with Ron Simmons from 3 - 5 p.m. EVENT TICKETS: https://rcw.ticketspice.com/rcw-damn
Born Seiji Goto on August 16, 1961, Goto was initially a sumo wrestler before he joined Giant Baba’s All Japan Pro Wrestling in 1981, as the protege of Japanese wrestling legend Jumbo Tsuruta. Wrestling as Masaji Goto, he worked for All Japan for the next several years as a lower-tier wrestler, with his most notable match coming against a young Toshiaki Kawada, one of the future four pillars of All Japan, in November of 1984.
After leaving All Japan in 1985, Goto toured North America, working for NWA promotions such as Jim Crockett Promotions, Central States Wrestling, and the Continental Wrestling Association in Memphis, Tennessee. It was in CWA he achieved his biggest success stateside, winning the CWA/AEW International Tag Team Championships five times with Akio Sato. Sato would go on to join WWE as a member of The Orient Express, and later managed Hakushi (Jinsei Shinzaki) under the name Shinja.Goto achieved his greatest success however when he returned to Japan in 1989, being lured back by Atsushi Onita, who Goto knew from their All Japan days. Around this time Onita launched FMW, with himself and Goto as one of the two premiere stars; for the next several years, FMW went on to become one of the most successful independent promotions in history, drawing comparable crowds to both All Japan and New Japan Pro Wrestling.
Among Goto’s many highlights in FMW were winning the promotion’s top title, the FMW Bare Knuckles Heavyweight Championship, from Big Titan (who’d eventually gain fame as the second Razor Ramon) in January of 1992. Goto and Onita also formed a successful tag team, becoming the first-ever FMW Bare Knuckles Tag Team Champions in December of 1991..
The biggest moment of Goto’s career however came on August 4, 1990, when he took on Onita in the first-ever Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch at FMW’s Summer Spectacular. The bout would become FMW’s staple match, and helped grow the promotion’s popularity. Goto ultimately competed in two additional Exploding Barbed Wire deathmatches, including a rematch with Onita in an Exploding Barbed Wire cage match in 1991.
Goto left FMW shortly before Onita’s first retirement in 1995, joining rival hardcore promotion IWA-Japan (International Wrestling Association of Japan). There he and Gannosuke won the NWA World Tag Team Championships, though they’d quickly vacate them. Goto worked on and off for the promotion until leaving for good in 1999.
In addition to IWA-Japan and FMW, Goto worked with other organizations in Japan, such as WAR (Wrestling Association-R), Michinoku Pro Wrestling, and Big Japan Pro Wrestling. He also returned to the states briefly in 1996, making two appearances in ECW. He defeated Ian Rotten in both appearances, including at ECW Heat Wave on July 13.
Starting in 1999, Goto slowed his total number of matches a year to a handful, never wrestling more than six times in a given year. His most notable matches during this time would be in All Japan, returning for the first time in nearly 20 years. He took part in the Jumbo Tsuruta Memorial Battle Royal in 2001, and a tag match in 2002, where he teamed with future New Japan star Tomoaki Honma to take on Abdullah the Butcher and Terry Funk in a losing effort.
Goto was noted by Tokyo Sports for working at a ramen restaurant before his illness.
Championships and accomplishments
Continental Wrestling Association
CWA/AWA International Tag Team Championship (5 times) - with Akio Sato
Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling
FMW WWA Martial Arts Heavyweight Championship (1 time)
FMW WWA Martial Arts Tag Team Championship (2 times) - with Atsushi Onita (1) and Gregory Veritchev (1)
World's Strongest Tag Team Tournament (1992) - with Atsushi Onita
Six Man Tag Team Tournament (1994) - with Atsushi Onita and Sambo Asako
International Wrestling Association of Japan
IWA World Heavyweight Championship (2 times)
IWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Mr. Gannosuke
National Wrestling Alliance
NWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Mr. Gannosuke
Tokyo Sports
Match of the Year (1990) vs. Atsushi Onita on August 4
Match of the Year (1994) with Atsushi Onita vs. Ashura Hara and Genichiro Tenryu on March 2
Newcomer of the Year (1983)
Warriors of Wrestling presents "Brooklyn Beatdown" back on 5/14/22...W.O.W World Heavy Weight champion "The All Father" Darius Carter defends against second generation star Cody Hall... For more info go to: https://linktr.ee/warriorsofwrestling Warriors of Wrestling Training Center is located at 3555 victory blvd. in Staten Island, NY
RCW Champion Mysterious Q talks about his epic match against "King" Rob Love and issues an open challenge for July 3 RCW: Damn! on Sunday, July 3, at The Grand Event Center! Doors open at 4 p.m., event at 5 p.m. Meet and Greet with Ron Simmons from 3 - 5 p.m. EVENT TICKETS: https://rcw.ticketspice.com/rcw-damn
Janai Kai battles Trish Adora in this exclusive women's wrestling match from Ladies Night Out "Live in Carolina"
This is the main event match for the first half of the Ladies Night Out double header. Both ladies are proving to be two of the top breakdown women wrestlers in the world. Known for their technical wrestling, striking and knowledge of multiple disciplines, Trish Adora and Janai Kai will undoubtedly put on a master class. You've seen both ladies recently appear on AEW and Ring of Honor TV.
Eric Young Is Coming From What You Know Is His. Eric's ReaXion from Never Say Die 2022 after his match with AAW Heavyweight Champion Mat Fitchett.
On this episode of ARN, Arn and Paul continue their journey through JCP 1988, as we revisit September '88! Topics include Arn and Tully's continued feud with the Midnight Express, Jim Cornette, conflict with JCP, the decision to leave JCP, and so much more!
Rise Against All: Jacob Fatu vs J.T.G for the SOW World Heavyweight Championship Follow Stars Of Wrestling on YouTube for more exciting action! INSTAGRAM - @SOWRESTLING TWITTER - @SOWRESTLING YOUTUBE - STARS OF WRESTLING FACEBOOK - STARS OF WRESTLING @SOWRESTLING
Rise Against All: Jeckles vs Fred Rosser in singles competition. Follow Stars Of Wrestling on YouTube for more exciting action! INSTAGRAM - @SOWRESTLING TWITTER - @SOWRESTLING YOUTUBE - STARS OF WRESTLING FACEBOOK - STARS OF WRESTLING @SOWRESTLING
Rise Against All: Titus Alexander vs Carlito in singles competition. Follow Stars Of Wrestling on YouTube for more exciting action! INSTAGRAM - @SOWRESTLING TWITTER - @SOWRESTLING YOUTUBE - STARS OF WRESTLING FACEBOOK - STARS OF WRESTLING @SOWRESTLING