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Anybody remember who actually came to the US from Japan for this tourney? I mean, I know Madusa was in on it and such, but who else? Kong? Anybody?

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Guest Joe_G

From the invaluable Pro Wrestling Supercards page, here were the original brackets (Hosaka went over Madusa in the finals).

 

WCW Women's Title Tournament

November - December 29, 1996

 

Madusa Micelli

Reina Jabuki

 

Zero (Nagoya)

Malia Hosaka

 

Kaoru

Sonoka Kato

 

Akira Hokuto

Meiko Satomura

 

And WCW decided one woman's title wasn't enough, so they actually had a four woman tournament for a woman's cruiserweight title (Uemtasu over Hosaka in the finals)

 

WCW Women's Crusierweight

Title Tournament

March - April 7, 1997

 

Toshie Uemtasu

Meiko Satomura

 

Malia Hosaka

Sonoko Kato

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Guest wolverine

Reina Jabuki is Akira Hokuto under a mask....

 

And Zero was Chigusa Nagayo.

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Guest wolverine

Nope. Kong's only stint in the U.S. was with the WWF at Survivor Series '95 and the Raw tapings afterwards.

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Guest Mole

So this tourney couldn't of been that bad since it featured mostly Japan women wrestling.

 

Since I bash women's wrestling a lot, I've been told Japanesse women are actually good at wrestling.

 

Wasn't this tourney made just to showcase Madusa?

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Actually, somebody else actually WON the tourney, and then Madusa won the title and lost it to somebody else. That hella fat white chick managed by somebody...

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Guest MillenniumMan831

Actually, I don't think Madusa ever won the title. I know that Madusa beat Zero in the semifinals and I think she had to fight Akira Hokuto in the finals. I think Hokuto won and Madusa lost a rematch at GAB97 that forced her into "retirement".

 

Of course, I could be wrong.

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Guest wolverine
Since I bash women's wrestling a lot, I've been told Japanesse women are actually good at wrestling.

 

Yeah, you should take a look. Akira Hokuto at her peak (1993) was *gasp* better than Ric Flair at his peak.

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And she could have made a woman's division in WCW, but, of course, they went all Bill Watts in the Tag Tourney and didn't let it happen...another reason why WCW sucked...

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Guest razazteca

I remember a match at a PPV that had the women fight over motorcycles or monster trucks or something really silly, it was Madusa vs somebody. when was this?

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Guest MillenniumMan831

That was against Bull Nakano at Hog Wild 1996. This was before the women's championship.

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Guest Mole
Since I bash women's wrestling a lot, I've been told Japanesse women are actually good at wrestling.

 

Yeah, you should take a look. Akira Hokuto at her peak (1993) was *gasp* better than Ric Flair at his peak.

WHAT?

 

I'm sorry, I don't believe it.

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Hokuto beat Madusa at Starrcae 96 with a brainbuster after Sony Onoo hit her with the Japanese flag (Kensuki Sasaki was in the corner too since he's married to her).

 

Then they had a 6-month buildup to a rematch where Madusa had to fight off Luna Vachon and random Japanese girls. So she puts her career on the line...and loses again. I remember her selling a knee injury like it was death and she was crying like a baby.

 

That was the last defense of the title on WCW TV. You can't really have a division when the champion is the only competitor around.

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