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[edit] 1994

Super J Cup 1994 was a professional wrestling tournament hosted by New Japan Pro Wrestling on April 16, 1994 at Sumo Hall in Tokyo, Japan.[1][2] The tournament utilized wrestlers from various promotions to compete in it, in an invitational style. This was critical for promoting young, new wrestlers (Chris Benoit, Great Sasuke, and Eddie Guerrero), as well as getting less-prominent promotions recognized by the public more. The promotions involved were: New Japan, Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling, Wrestle Association R, Michinoku Pro Wrestling, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, and Social Progress Wrestling Federation.

This was a single-elimination tournament with four rounds. Wild Pegasus and Great Sasuke had byes to the quarterfinals.[1]

[edit] Results

  Round 1 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
                                     
        
   Wild Pegasus Pin  
     Black Tiger  
 Black Tiger
 TAKA Michinoku Pin  
   Wild Pegasus Pin  
   Gedo  
 Gedo  
 Dean Malenko Pin  
   Gedo Pin
     Super Delfin  
 Shinjiro Otani
 Super Delfin Pin  
   Wild Pegasus Pin
   The Great Sasuke
 Ricky Fuji Pin  
 Negro Casas  
   Ricky Fuji
     Jushin Liger Pin  
 Hayabusa
 Jushin Liger Pin  
   Jushin Liger
   The Great Sasuke Pin  
 Masayoshi Motegi  
 El Samurai Pin  
   El Samurai
     The Great Sasuke Pin  
 

[edit] Notes

  • Dave Meltzer named this the best major wrestling event in 1994, due to its meaning to the industry, the rise of young stars, and its match quality. Meltzer rated the finals a five-star match. He also gave Liger vs. Sasuke a four-and-three-quarter star rating.[citation needed]
  • Pegasus, Liger, Samurai, Malenko, Otani, and Black Tiger were NJPW representatives. Delfin, Michinoku, and Sasuke represented Michinoku Pro. Fuji and Hayabusa were for FMW. Gedo and Motegi solely represented WAR and SPWF, respectively.

[edit] 1995

Super J Cup 1995 was the following year's tournament to determine the top junior heavyweight of the world for that year. It was held on December 13, 1995 at Sumo Hall in Tokyo, Japan and was hosted by Wrestle Association R.[3][4] Like the first year, it brought in wrestlers from all over the world from promotions New Japan Pro Wrestling, Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre, Asistencia Asesoría y Administración, Social Progressive Wrestling Federation, Wrestle Association R, and Extreme Championship Wrestling. This did not do as much for many wrestlers as the prior years tournament, but it established Jushin "Thunder" Liger's dominance in Japan, as he and 1994 winner Wild Pegasus received byes to the quarter finals.

Rey Mysterio vs. Psicosis was also featured on the card as a special attraction match, occurring prior to the finals of the tournament.[3] Mysterio picked up the victory following a huracanrana.

[edit] Results

  Round 1 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
                                     
   
   Jushin Liger Pin  
     Gran Naniwa  
 Damien 666
 Gran Naniwa Pin  
   Jushin Liger Pin  
   Último Dragón  
 Shinjiro Otani Sub  
 Masaaki Mochizuki  
   Shinjiro Otani
     Último Dragón Pin  
 Shoichi Funaki
 Último Dragón Pin  
   Jushin Liger Pin
   Gedo
 Gedo Sub  
 Masayoshi Motegi  
   Gedo Pin
     Dos Caras  
 Dos Caras Pin
 El Samurai  
   Gedo Pin
   Wild Pegasus  
 Lionheart Pin  
 Hanzo Nakajima  
   Lionheart
     Wild Pegasus Pin  
 

[edit] 2000

Super J Cup 2000 was a two-night professional wrestling tournament hosted by Michinoku Pro Wrestling on April 1 and April 9, 2000 at Sumo Hall in Tokyo, Japan.[5][6] The tournament utilized wrestlers primarily from Michinoku Pro, and featured 1994 quarter-finalist Ricky Fuji, 1994 finalist The Great Sasuke and 1995 winner Jushin Liger. This was a single-elimination tournament with four rounds; the first round occurred on April 1, with the remaining rounds and the 10-man tag team match occurring on April 9.

A bonus 10-man tag team match occurred between Tiger Mask IV/Minoru Tanaka/Masaaki Mochizuki/Shinya Makabe/Ricky Marvin and Kendo Kashin/El Samurai/Judo Suwa/Super Boy and Chabinger prior to the final of the tournament.[5]

The commercial release features highlights from two other matches which took place on the tournament's second night. Abismo Negro defeated El Oriental, and Chapparita Asari successfully defended her WWWA Super Lightweight Title against Hiromi Yagi.

[edit] Results

  Round 1 Quarterfinals Semifinals Finals
                                     
 Cima Pin  
 Ricky Marvin    
   Cima Pin  
     Onryo    
 Sasuke the Great DQ
 Ricky Fuji    
   Cima Pin  
   Naoki Sano    
 Naoki Sano Pin  
 Judo Suwa    
   Gran Hamada Pin
     Ricky Fuji    
 Katsumi Usuda Pin
 Men's Teioh    
   Jushin Liger Pin
   Cima  
 Curry Man Pin  
 Onryo    
   Naoki Sano Knock-Out
     Great Sasuke    
 Gran Hamada submission
 Shinya Makabe    
   Jushin Liger Pin
   Gran Hamada    
 The Great Sasuke Pin  
 Kaz Hayashi    
   Jushin Liger Pin
     Men's Teioh    
 Jushin Liger Pin
 Tiger Mask IV    

[edit] 2004

The 2004 Super J Cup was held on February 21, 2004 at the 16,000 seat Osaka Castle Hall, hosted by Osaka Pro Wrestling.[7] It was a single elimination tournament with three rounds.

[edit] Results

  Round 1 Semifinals Finals
                           
   Naomichi Marufuji Pin  
 Jun Kasai  
   Naomichi Marufuji Pin  
   Garuda  
 Garuda Pin
   Goa  
     Naomichi Marufuji Pin
   Takehiro Murahama
   Wataru Inoue Sub  
 Kazuya Yuasa  
   Wataru Inoue
   Takehiro Murahama Pin  
 Takehiro Murahama Pin
   Taichi Ishikari  

[edit] 2009

Jushin Liger announced on November 1, 2009 that the originator of the world famous Super J Cup, New Japan Pro Wrestling, will revive the concept at Christmas! New Japan presents "Super J-Cup 5th Stage" at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo over two nights on December 22 and 23. The tournament winner will challenge for Tiger Mask IV's IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship at Wrestle Kingdom IV in Tokyo Dome on January 4.

[edit] Card

  Round 1 Round 2 Semifinals Finals
                                     
 Atsushi Aoki  
 Prince Devitt  
          
 
          
 Danshoku Dino
 Jado  
          
          
 Gedo  
 Kota Ibushi  
        
 
          
 AKIRA
 YAMATO  
        
        
 GENTARO  
 Ryusuke Taguchi  
        
 
          
 Koji Kanemoto
 Fujita Hayato  
        
          
 Taichi  
 Tigers Mask  
        
 
          
 Jushin Liger
 Naomichi Marufuji  

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