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WRESTLE-1 results for April 16, 2017

WRESTLE-1 “THE GOLDEN BATTLE IN KOBE FOP Special Charity Show”, 4/16/2017 [Sun] 16:00 @ Kobe Sanbo Hall in Hyogo 771 Spectators (1) Seigo Tachibana vs. Soma Watanabe ♦Winner: Tachibana (6:02) with a Wakigatame. (2) Kohei Fujimura vs. Ganseki Tanaka ♦Winner: Fujimura (5:17) with a Camel Clutch. (3) Alexander Otsuka (AO/DC) vs. Masayuki Mitomi (Ehime) ♦Winner: Otsuka (7:28) following the Bamiyan…

[WRESTLE-1 NEWS] W-1, which operates under GEN Sports Entertainment, today announced the changing of the leadership personal. 

As of April of 2017, Kaz Hayashi will be assuming the position of president in place of Keiji Mutoh. Mutoh himself will be moving up as the Chairman of the Board. Shuji Kondo, who is also the main booker for the promotion, will be moving up as the Vice President position. Then Sanshiro Takagi, who is the CEO of DDT and former CEO of W-1 as well, will be heading down to a strictly adviser position.

Mutoh stated that he has put all of his trust in Hayashi to do his very best with the promotion. Hayashi has competed all over the world and has done his very best in coaching all the talent involved with All Japan before 2012 and now since the first day of W-1. He has worked hard in every aspect to hold a deciding factor in the everyday dealings with the future of the promotion.

Hayashi stated that his first act is two focus on the big show at the “Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium” on September 2. He wants to put forth a big event with a true big match feel.

GEN Sports Entertainment New Personell

Representative and Chairman : Keiji Mutoh Director and President : Kaz Hayashi Executive Vice President : Shuji Kondo Adviser : Sanshiro Takagi

News Listings for March 18, 2017

“WRESTLE-1 TOUR 2017 TRANS MAGIC”, 3/18/2017 [Sat] 17:30 @ Yokohama Radiant Hall in Kanagawa (1) Kohei Fujimura vs. Ganseki Tanaka ◆Winner: Fujimura (9:14) with a Modified Sankakujime (Triangle Choke). (2) Kumagoro, Masayuki Mitomi (Ehime) vs. Jun Tonsho & Andromeda KEN ◆Winner: Kumagoro (8:56) with an Argentine Backbreaker on KEN. (3) Andy Wu vs. Sho Shindo ◆Winner: Wu (8:44) with a Figure Four.…