June 1992

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El Texano & Silver King defend the UWA World Tag Team titles. Talk about it here.

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Yoshihiro Takayama's pro-wrestling debut and it's exactly the big aggressive debut you'd expect from Takayama. He immediately open hands the hell out of Kanehara and gets in plenty of giant knees and slaps. Kanehara is obviously trying to get him down to the mat for a submission but he's having a hard time doing it. He gets in a few good shots at Takayama and finally lets him have it, backdropping Takayama to set up the submission. Really fun debut from Takayama.

We've ALL been waiting for the day when the titan's clash, and Gary Albright and Tom Burton go one-on-one. Right? RIGHT?! Burton's got the fans hyped but obviously, Albright's going to destroy him. Gary hits a suplex within the first 10 seconds and Burton proceeds to get thrown around and clobbered with nasty elbows. Gary legit KOs Burton with his final brutal German suplex and can't even lift him for the dragon suplex before the ref calls the match. Not much of a match but Albright is scary.

Steve Day is less awkward here and gets in a few decent suplex throws, including a German, but again, he's clueless on the mat. Yamazaki doesn't do anything too fancy. Early on, he gets a cool legscissors takedown into the leglock and by the end of it, he's pissed and standing on Day in the ropes and firing off leg kicks until Day crumbles. After Day delivers the German, Yamazaki's able to slowly work his ay into an armbar for the submission. Meh.

This was the best Fleming has looked since he first popped up in UWFi. He really gets to show off his power vs. Miyato with big suplex throws and a little more refined technique against Tamura, like his hammerlocked takedown into the headscissors. But Tamura is the slickest and wipes the mat clean with Fleming. Nakano isn't very slick either but he's scrappy and a little shit, which is why we adore him, and he knees Tamura in the face a couple of times. The exchanges between Nakano and MIyato are always very feisty and they didn't disappoint here. Nakano dumps him with a German suplex and Miyato answers by spiking him with a crazy uranage. Fleming still can't apply his sh…

Is this the first time Takada rocks the purple trunks? Maybe. Silver is rocking the black trunks and he manages to give Takada somewhat of a challenge. But this is mostly Takada working the mat, which is whatever, until he finally kicks Silver in the goddamn ear and taps him with a heel hook. Not very good.

The best match of the show and an easy recommendation. It's 10:00 minutes. It's Dickhead Anjoh, it's Slappy Kaki, and there's plenty of heat between the striking, and the aggressive takedowns and submission attempts.When Kakihara misses his big spinning heel kick attempt, which he misses about 78% of the time, Anjoh adds some salt by kicking him in the face. Some real nasty shots from Anjoh toward the end but Kakihara pulls off the upset by submitting Anjoh with the leglock. Good stuff.