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Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Jul 31st, '16, 08:59
by Big Red Machine
Source: www.F4WOnline.com

By Joseph Currier | @josephcurrier | Jul 30, 2016 9:57 pm

While the card for the finals of the 2016 Super J-Cup will feature matches to crown its champion, the show will also be aided by some significant appearances by competitors not in the tournament.

The Young Bucks will defend their IWGP Junior Tag Team Championship against the Motor City Machine Guns on the August 21st tournament finale. The two teams have long been rivals dating back to their matches in PWG and time together in TNA, and they have recently renewed their feud in Ring of Honor.

The GHC Junior Tag Team Championship will also be on the line as Atsushi Kotoge and Daisuke Harada defend against the team of ACH and Taiji Ishimori. The challengers earned the shot by winning Pro Wrestling NOAH's Junior Tag League tournament.

The show will also feature a six-man tag of CMLL competitors with Ultimo Guerrero, Gran Guerrero, and Euforia battling Volador Jr., Titan, and Caristico.

In tournament action, there will be four second round matches with the winners going on to the semifinals. Those semifinal matches will determine who will fight for the right to become the Super J-Cup winner in the show's main event.

The show will take place on August 21st and will air live on NJPW World at 2:00 a.m EST. The full card is:

Super J-Cup tournament finals match
IWGP Junior Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson) vs. The Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin) for the titles
GHC Junior Tag Team Champions Atsushi Kotoge & Daisuke Harada vs. ACH & Taiji Ishimori
Super J-Cup tournament semifinals match
Super J-Cup tournament semifinals match
Volador Jr., Titan, & Caristico vs. Ultimo Guerrero, Gran Guerrero, & Euforia
Matt Sydal vs. Will Ospreay in a second round tournament match
Ryusuke Taguchi vs. Yoshinobu Kanemaru in a second round tournament match
KUSHIDA vs. Kenoh in a second round tournament match
Jushin Thunder Liger vs. Taichi in a second round tournament match
David Finlay, Eita, & Yuma Aoyagi vs. BUSHI, Kaiji Tomato, & Gurukun Mask

Re: Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Jul 31st, '16, 08:59
by Big Red Machine
Well... this should be pretty f*cking awesome.

Re: Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Aug 1st, '16, 08:23
by cero2k
i really really really hope NJPW starts booking MCMG more in japan after this

Re: Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Aug 1st, '16, 10:54
by Big Red Machine
cero2k wrote:i really really really hope NJPW starts booking MCMG more in japan after this
There ano new match-ups for them. I'd rather see New Japan send them to NOAH.

Re: Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Aug 1st, '16, 10:56
by cero2k
Big Red Machine wrote:
cero2k wrote:i really really really hope NJPW starts booking MCMG more in japan after this
There ano new match-ups for them. I'd rather see New Japan send them to NOAH.
unfortunately ROH exhausted all the match ups

Re: Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Aug 1st, '16, 11:18
by Bulletclubfan2014
cero2k wrote:i really really really hope NJPW starts booking MCMG more in japan after this
Given they're challenging for the IWGP Junior Tag Titles they'll probably win and get booked more because those titles are like Socialism everyone in the group gets a reign with them

Re: Full Super J-Cup finals card revealed

Posted: Aug 1st, '16, 13:17
by Big Red Machine
Bulletclubfan2014 wrote:
cero2k wrote:i really really really hope NJPW starts booking MCMG more in japan after this
Given they're challenging for the IWGP Junior Tag Titles they'll probably win and get booked more because those titles are like Socialism everyone in the group gets a reign with them
I think it depends a bit on what they want to do with the NEVER Openweight Six-man Tag Team Titles. If Sydal, Kojima, & Ricochet are going to drop them right back to Sydal and the Bucks, I'd say change the Jr. tag titles, but if they're not, there's no reason to add MCMG to this division when they're already faced these teams pretty much everywhere, and Shelley isn't even a new face in New Japan.