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Shingo Takagi (2) vs. Taichi (2)
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I know I’ve repeatedly said that Miho Abe is super cute, but now I’ll stand by the statement that she’s Taichi’s best asset by far as well. Takagi’s masked entrance did it’s best to match Taichi’s, and the match began as Takagi tossed his coat off more quickly than usual and took the fight to Taichi before the bell.
Dark Emperor Taichi can take a lot of damage, especially when Abe’s very presence can keep his enemies at bay. Taichi used that recovery time to prepare, and he took a steel chair to Takagi’s chest in the audience. Once the men were back inside the ropes, Taichi continued to dominate with clever ring awareness.
Takage fought back valiantly with a beautiful suplex, and Taichi met his strong hits with kicks meant to end the match. Takagi used those kicks to turn the tide and deliver a Made in Japan throw.
That didn’t keep Taichi down, who delivered his Last Ride finisher, though it was to no avail. Two finishing attempts from Takagi wore Taichi down. A third won him the 2 points.
Results: Shingo Takagi (4) def. Taichi (2) via pinfall
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