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Name of the event:
NJPW Battle Hall Live Vol.1
Type:
Location:
Attendance:
ca. 1.350
Broadcast type:
Taped
Broadcast date:
12.02.2007
TV station/network:
J-SPORTS ESPN

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Singles Match
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Singles Match
Yujiro defeats El Samurai (9:41)
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Tag Team Match
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Tag Team Match
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Tag Team Match
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Singles Match
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Tag Team Match
:::: Not recommended yet. ::::
Tag Team Match

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Number of comments: 2
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Average rating: 4.50  [2]
Average rating in 2019: 5.00  [1]
Average rating in 2017: 4.00  [1]
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owenc510 wrote on 29.01.2019:
[5.0] "This was an average, middle of the road show overall. There were a few bad matches on it. Those being Yujiro vs El samurai, Naofumi Yamamoto Vs Toru Yano, and Chono & Nakamura vs Tenzan & Koshinaka. The worst match was probably Yamamoto vs Yano. One that was decent was Taguchi & Tiger Mask vs Milano Collection AT & Jushin Liger. The three matches that were my favorites were Kanemoto & Inoue vs Minoru & Devitt, Tanahashi & Nakanishi vs Iizuka & Nagata, and finally Gedo & Jado vs Mochizuki & Fujii. I thought all three of those matches were really great. Kanemoto & Inoue vs Minoru & Devitt was my pick for best match until the main event. It was really exciting and there were some good nearfalls and close calls with submissions. Tanahashi & Nakanishi vs Iizuka & Nagata was third best match out of the three. Nakanishi was my favorite in the match. The main event was really awesome. All four participants were great but Jado and Mochizuki were standouts for me. This was a good first time seeing Mochizuki wrestle. He had some great stiff shots and smooth offense. The crowd loved Jado and I really got behind him. The crowd was getting really into the match and it was excellent."
PUNQ wrote on 07.12.2017:
[4.0] "Quite a enjoyable regular NJPW show. Of course there was matches I had hoped would have had more to offer, but most of the wrestlers was there to please. Tetsuya Naito -vs- Mitsuhide Hirasawa [1/2*], Yujiro -vs- El Samurai [* 1/4], Koji Kanemoto & Wataru Inoue -vs- Minoru & Prince Devitt [** 1/2] The juniors sure start the year strong. On paper it looked like any other early card junior match, but they put a lot of energy into this and made it exciting with Devitt proving to be one of the reasons for that. Tiger Mask & Ryusuke Taguchi -vs- Jushin Liger & Milano Collection AT [**], Togi Makabe & Tomohiro Ishii -vs- Kintaro Kanemura & Tetsuhiro Kuroda [* 1/2], Naofumi Yamamoto -vs- Toru Yano [* 1/2], Masahiro Chono & Shinsuke Nakamura -vs- Hiroyoshi Tenzan & Shiro Koshinaka [* 1/4], Hiroshi Tanahashi & Manabu Nakanishi -vs- Yuji Nagata & Takashi Iizuka [**], Gedo & Jado -vs- Don Fujii & Masaaki Mochizuki - (IWGP Junior Tag Title vs WAR International Junior Tag Title) [** 3/4] A worthy main event. NJPW vs Dragon Gate. Jado & Gedo's IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Title for Mochizuki & Fujii's WAR International Junior Heavyweight Tag Belts. I won't call it a explosive match or a big moves match, but it had it's qualities. It's Jado & Gedo we're talking about. Not exactly a ball of fire, but a little cheating, a little punting and and a little torture. For me Fujii was the MVP as the sympathetic outsider fighting hard to avoid the badness for the CTU pair."