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The two traded standing switches before Dickinson landed a Death Valley Driver for a good near-fall. Isaacs worked his way out and landed a Falcon Arrow for a solid two-count. Back in the ring, Isaacs stomped on Dickinson, but Dickinson eventually went into a rear naked choke. Dickinson then sunk in an STF, but Isaacs made it to the ropes for a break and then rolled to the outside.
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Dickinson hit a series of dragon-screw leg-whips. The exchange ended when Dickinson hit an enzuigiri.ĭickinson dead-lifted Isaacs into a German Suplex. Eventually, the two traded forearms in the middle of the ring.
Isaacs worked a chin-lock and talked trash while doing so. Isaacs then hit a back-breaker for a two-count. Dickinson tried to fire up, but Isaacs cut him off at every turn. Isaacs hit a series of elbows and got a two-count out of it. Isaacs grabbed the ref, though, and took control with a slam and some knees to Dickinson’s back.
Dickinson hit some kicks and went back to working a waist-lock. Chris Dickinson. There was a lot of grappling to begin the match before the two reconvened on their feet. Either way, there wasn’t much to this and the outcome never really felt like it was in doubt.Ģ. It’d be nice to see him get a win or two. Yehi seems to be the guy that gets dominated a lot, whenever he faces these bigger guys. Kelly laid it on thick throughout the match, putting the guy over, which makes me wonder if Kratos has big things coming his way in the immediate future in New Japan. McGuire’s Musings: This was more a showcase for Kratos than anything. JR Kratos defeated Fred Yehi via pinfall in 9:04. Yehi went for a triangle choke, but Kratos lifted Yehi up and around for a slam and a win. Yehi went for a vertical suplex, but Kratos blocked it and hit a slam of his own for a two-count. Yehi wiggled out and back to the chops we went. Yehi sunk in a submission, but Kratos rolled out and went for an arm-bar. Still, Yehi landed a double stomp and a series of German Suplexes, which was awfully impressive. Yehi went for a Cobra Twist, but Kratos blocked it. Kratos eventually went for an elbow and Yehi moved before trying to take control with chops and elbows. Kratos landed a release suplex, essentially throwing Yehi across the ring. Kratos lifted Yehi from the canvas for an impressive suplex and a two-count. Kratos took Yehi down with a back-heel-trip. Yehi hit a couple loud chops, but Kratos took back control with an elbow and a chop of his own. JR Kratos. The two felt each other out to begin the match before Kratos pushed Yehi across the ring and slapped him in the face. Kevin Kelly and Alex Koslov checked in to remind us that this is the culmination of the Fighting Spirit Unleashed Tour and then ran down the card…ġ. Taped in Long Beach, California at Thunder Studios
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