- Pro-Wrestling FURY continued its overseas vacation, holding its first show on the island of Hawaii, drawing a mixed crowd of American and Japanese-American fans... The show opened with Kinniku Kamen Nisei's second attempt to qualify for the 20XX Chojin Olympics, facing Hawaii's own "Prince Kamehame Nisei." Many of the Hawaiian fans responded fondly to the Kinnikuman characters, as the anime has had a following in the state for several years. The match was filled with the usual comedy, as Kinniku Kamen Nisei tried desperately to avoid the "100 Killer Attacks." After each narrow escape, Nisei reacted like he was almost killed... Due to the usual Kinniku trickery, Nisei was able to mount some offense... But in usual Nisei fashion, just when he was about to land a decisive blow, Kamehame caught him with a back flip (Samoan Drop) to flatten him long enough for the three count...
- In the second match, The OKINAWA SPEED STARS impressed the Hawaiian fans with a hard fought win over the NEW FORCE duo of Etsuya Kawachi and Kazuki Sendo. The match had an eben-flow early on, but Kazuki Sendo's lack of experience would be the key to victory for Ota and Shirai.
- In the fourth match, Hiroaki Nakata, Yoshihiro Shimoda, Shigeru Iwasaki and Jet Jaguar of mushozoku faced off against UPRISER'Z in a wild fight. As usual, UPRISER'Z bended the rules at will, garnering loud boos from the crowd. Once some order was restored, Yoshihiro Shimoda managed to gain control for mushozoku, working over Manabe Tsuji. However, Tsuji showed his growth over the last couple of months by going toe-to-toe with Shimoda, even eventually gaining the upper hand at one point. Iwata and Iwasaki continued their bitter feud, with the two nearly getting a double ring out at one point... In the end, the popular Jet Jaguar would score the win over RYUJI after finishing him with the Spiral Bomb.
- In the semi final, NEW FORCE battled STRONG RIDERS in a fierce encounter. The focus was purely on Akira Takayoshi and Otsuo Kayusa, who will face off on 3/21 to determine who will face Ryo Inoue for the F-MAX Unified Heavyweight title on 4/02. While Akira was victorious in Los Angeles, it would be Kayusa who would score the victory tonight, as he sealed Hidaka Kamon's fate after the Olympic ASP. Both 3/21 opponents exchanged glances after the match...
- In the main event, Tetsuhisa NAKAI, ATSUKA, and YAKUTA clashed with the UPRISER'Z trio of TAKU, Mastodon Fukuda, and Kyoto Okazaki. UPRISER'Z immediately showed what they thought of the Hawaiian fans by ripping of pineapples and throwing them into the crowd... The Hawaii fans were given an exciting blend of hard-hitting heavyweight action in the way of Tetsuhisa NAKAI and Mastodon Fukuda's early exchanges. However, they were also treated to high flying action between ATSUKA and Kyoto Okazaki... In the end, YAKUTA would score the big win for his team, after spiking Okazaki with the Ace Black. After the match, ATSUKA and YAKUTA made it clear they were after TAKU and Fukuda's F-MAX Tag Team titles.
- In the second match, The OKINAWA SPEED STARS impressed the Hawaiian fans with a hard fought win over the NEW FORCE duo of Etsuya Kawachi and Kazuki Sendo. The match had an eben-flow early on, but Kazuki Sendo's lack of experience would be the key to victory for Ota and Shirai.
- In the fourth match, Hiroaki Nakata, Yoshihiro Shimoda, Shigeru Iwasaki and Jet Jaguar of mushozoku faced off against UPRISER'Z in a wild fight. As usual, UPRISER'Z bended the rules at will, garnering loud boos from the crowd. Once some order was restored, Yoshihiro Shimoda managed to gain control for mushozoku, working over Manabe Tsuji. However, Tsuji showed his growth over the last couple of months by going toe-to-toe with Shimoda, even eventually gaining the upper hand at one point. Iwata and Iwasaki continued their bitter feud, with the two nearly getting a double ring out at one point... In the end, the popular Jet Jaguar would score the win over RYUJI after finishing him with the Spiral Bomb.
- In the semi final, NEW FORCE battled STRONG RIDERS in a fierce encounter. The focus was purely on Akira Takayoshi and Otsuo Kayusa, who will face off on 3/21 to determine who will face Ryo Inoue for the F-MAX Unified Heavyweight title on 4/02. While Akira was victorious in Los Angeles, it would be Kayusa who would score the victory tonight, as he sealed Hidaka Kamon's fate after the Olympic ASP. Both 3/21 opponents exchanged glances after the match...
- In the main event, Tetsuhisa NAKAI, ATSUKA, and YAKUTA clashed with the UPRISER'Z trio of TAKU, Mastodon Fukuda, and Kyoto Okazaki. UPRISER'Z immediately showed what they thought of the Hawaiian fans by ripping of pineapples and throwing them into the crowd... The Hawaii fans were given an exciting blend of hard-hitting heavyweight action in the way of Tetsuhisa NAKAI and Mastodon Fukuda's early exchanges. However, they were also treated to high flying action between ATSUKA and Kyoto Okazaki... In the end, YAKUTA would score the big win for his team, after spiking Okazaki with the Ace Black. After the match, ATSUKA and YAKUTA made it clear they were after TAKU and Fukuda's F-MAX Tag Team titles.
"AMERICAN DREAM NIGHT pt. 2 ~ HAWAII SIDE"
March 10, 2009
Waikiki, Hawaii - Waikiki Shell
815 Fans (Super No Vacancy Full House)
1. CHOJIN CHRONICLES - 2nd: Prince Kamehame Nisei beat Kinniku Kamen Nisei (6:06) with a back flip.
2. Kotaro Ota & Fumihiko Shirai beat Etsuya Kawachi & Kazuki Sendo (10:54) when Shirai used the Okinawa Driller on Sendo.
3. Chikao Kessin & Go Taniguchi beat Masafuji Yoshida & Tetsujin (11:02) when Taniguchi used the Tama Tama Drop on Tetsujin.
4. Hiroaki Nakata, Yoshihiro Shimoda, Shigeru Iwasaki & Jet Jaguar beat Daisuke Iwata, Shin Kaiju, RYUJI & Manabe Tsuji (15:50) when Jaguar used the Spiral Bomb on RYUJI.
5. Otsuo Kayusa, Kyoshima Yosuken & Kenichiro Hujikawa beat Akira Takayoshi, Naoyuki Watanabe & Hidaka Kamon (13:46) when Kayusa used the Olympic ASP on Kamon.
6. Tetsuhisa NAKAI, ATSUKA & YAKUTA beat TAKU, Mastodon Fukuda & Kyoto Okazaki (24:55) when YAKUTA used the Ace Black on Okazaki.
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