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September 4, 2015 – the first time these two met in a singles match… in the opener of a show at Korakuen Hall. Now they’re in a main event at Korakuen, with Finlay looking to repeat the win he snatched that day. So far, it’s the only win Finlay’s picked up in singles action against the “knife pervert”…

We get going with Finlay taking White into the ropes for a clean break – albeit with White using referee Red Shoes as a human shield. Finlay kept it basic early, using a headlock takedown, before taking White into the crowd as we had a spot of Brookesing, with the US champion getting thrown into the floor seats. Back in the ring, Finlay keeps up the assault, before his charge into the corner whiffs, giving White an opportunity to give him some whiplash as he pulled him off the top rope. A neckbreaker in the ropes followed from White as he picked up an early two-count, before we moved into the chopping game as White looked to keep him on the ropes.

A snap back suplex out of the corner keeps White ahead, as did a backbreaker, but Finlay still had plenty left in the proverbial tank, so White turned him over into a Muta lock! After getting free, Finlay takes some more chops before mounting a comeback, taking himself and White to the floor with a Cactus Jack clothesline, before following up back inside with a bridging German suplex for a near-fall.

The pair move back into back-and-forth forearms before Finlay busted out a uranage backbreaker for a two-count, as White eventually hit back with a German suplex to keep the match flowing. Uppercuts into the corner follow from White, along with a suplex and a missile dropkick as White started to get perhaps a little arrogant about things, as he looked to roll Finlay into a Boston crab.

Just like the old days!

Finlay tried to fight free, but White pulled him into a Lion Tamer while screaming at the “young boy”, just before the rope break was called. White turns it up a notch, dumping Finlay to the floor with a backdrop – and not the style of back body drop we usually mean – before dishing out another backdrop suplex on the floor as things were becoming rather methodical and measured from the champion.

Inside the ring again, White throws Finlay into the corners, before getting knocked down with a lariat as Finlay rebounded back into life. He turned the tables, throwing White into the corner for good measure, before hanging White in a Tree of Woe from the middle rope for a quick little stomp. A spear followed for a near-fall, before Finlay hit White with his own Blade Runner for a near-fall!

You know it’s a big match because Finlay’s gotten a table out – one with NJPW written on the underside – as he teases a backdrop superplex to the floor, via the table. White clings on, then slips onto the apron as we get a powerbomb attempt, only for White to get back body dropped onto the apron… where he responds by powerbombing Finlay onto the table. It bends, but does not break, before Finlay takes an elbow onto it to help the table on its way.

White tries to snatch the win via count-out from there, but Finlay narrowly beats the count, only to get dropped with a butterfly facebuster from White as the near-falls were starting to rack up. A brainbuster gets a two-count for White, but his attempt to follow with a Blade Runner gets countered into a Stunner as Finlay could only get a delayed two-count. From there, they back to the striking game with chops and the like, with White easing ahead, before he’s caught with some uppercuts and a lariat from Finlay, who then countered another Blade Runner into a lumbar check out of nowhere!