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FREEDOMS/Jun Kasai Produce Tokyo Death Match Carnival 2025 Vol. 1

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Name of the event:
FREEDOMS/Jun Kasai Produce Tokyo Death Match Carnival 2025 Vol. 1
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Attendance:
653
Broadcast type:
Taped
Broadcast date:
19.07.2025
TV station/network:
Samurai! TV
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Dark Match
Kapii defeats Reiya Igarashi (7:09)
Tokyo Desert Homeless Human Business Death Match
Barefoot King Title Barefoot MJ Death Match
Jun Masaoka defeats Takayuki Ueki (c) (11:06) - TITLE CHANGE !!!
Self-Produced Double Board & Alpha Death Match
Violento Jack defeats Jun Kasai (15:48)
King Of FREEDOM World Title Glass Board & Fluorescent Lighttubes Alpha Death Match
Toru Sugiura (c) defeats Yusaku Ito (27:03)

  • Jun Masaoka threw the Barefoot King Title in the trash bin after just winning the title.
  • Tomoya Hirata issued a challenge to Toru Sugiura.

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Number of comments: 2
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Average rating: 6.00  [2]
Average rating in 2025: 6.00  [2]
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Killerman wrote on 17.09.2025:
[6.0] "Opener was a comedy match with not much highlights other then a man shooting a tinfoil ball out of a cylinder peice of cardboard like he was Megaman and them playing jump rope. A fun match but it's very forgettable other then the Megaman thing. The next match that proceeded it wasn't anything memorable either. The barefoot deathmatch was okay I guess, nothing too crazy. After the match Masaoka rips up the prestigious Barefoot King Title and throws it in the trash backstage. The hardcore six man match is the first thing I would say is good but it's nothing too special. Mizuki Watase is bleeding everywhere. That chairshot Takeda gave Daisuke gave me a headache just watching it but shortly after that Daisuke gets Takeda back by superplexing him off the top rope onto one of those corded homephones. A decent coast to coast from Watase onto Takeda was kinda cool. Shortly after that Watase hits a super Russian legsweep onto Takeda that Takeda no sells before a forearm exchange between the two that Takeda get's the better of after grabbing a chair and smashing it over Watase's head. At one point Tomoya Hirata powers up by smashing a chair over his own head like he has the hardcore attribute on Smackdown vs Raw 2008. Jack and Kasai was good aswell but didnt get as insane as youd expect between the two. The can and barbwire board was pretty brutal. Jack even starts scraping Kasai's back with the cans in quite the brutal moment. The guitar Jack took over his head was not gimmicked at all, it made me cringe so hard. Shorty after Jack takes the razor board cross then so does Kasai. Jack puts the barbedwire can board onto Kasai and hits a senton of the top rope. Both do a few decent sequences of moves without weapons. Jack botches a pump handle piledriver but they save it. Jack grabs his classic Corona beer bottles he's known for and smashes one over Kasai's head. Kasai then imitately gets thrown onto that barbwire can board Jack hooks in a package piledriven leading to Jack getting the 3 in a pretty solid match. Slight step down from the previous match that just took place but the show does pick back up with this bloody and brutal main event. Toru and Itoh tear it up and themselfs the fuck up. In my opinion it's abit overhyped but it's still a solid 7/10. Overall if you think about it this show dosent have too much going for it. I'd say just a slightly above average show."
MrRollUp wrote on 02.08.2025:
[6.0] "A decent and solid show for FREEDOMS. The two match in the début show was bad and sloppy. The main event was awesome."