Pro-Wrestling Shi-En
Founded2010
StylePuroresu, Comedy wrestling
HeadquartersOsaka, Japan
Founder(s)Kiai-ryuken Ecchan
Owner(s)Kiai-ryuken Ecchan
Websiteshi-en.com

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En (Japanese: プロレスリング紫焔（しえん）, Hepburn: Puroresuringu Shi-En) is an Osaka-based Japanese professional wrestling promotion founded in 2010 by Eiji Sahara, better known by the ring name Kiai-ryuken Ecchan, with the goal of filling-in the spot left by the closure of Hustle.[1] The name Shi-En (紫焔, lit. "purple flame") is a play on the word shien (支援), meaning "support".[2] The mottoes of the promotion are "Energize Osaka" and "Bring life back to pro-wrestling".[3] In addition to monthly paid shows, the organization holds many free shows in a special outdoor ring at Uehonmachi Hi-Hi Town, next to the Uehonmachi Station.[4]

History

The promotion was founded by Eiji Sahara, who was a member of the student wrestling club called Osaka Wrestling Federation (OWF) in Osaka Gakuin University, under the ring name Kiai-ryuken Ecchan.[5] Throughout 2009, Sahara organized a dozen wrestling events with his fellow classmates in a makeshift ring set up in Triangle Park, in Amerikamura, Osaka. The following year, the promotion was officially founded and, on February 20, a pre-launch event titled "ƒ (forte)" was held at the Nipponbashi 4-chōme Theatre.[2][6] On March 6, a second pre-launch event titled "ƒƒ (fortissimo)" was held in Triangle Park; then, on March 21, the official launching event titled "ƒƒƒ (fortississimo)" was held at the Black Chamber in the Creative Center Osaka.[6]

On February 21, 2015, the promotion held its 5th anniversary event at the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium.[2]

On September 15, 2018, and March 31, 2019, the promotion took part in two of Keiji Muto's Pro-Wrestling Festival events, held respectively in Kashihara, Nara and Hanyū, Saitama.[7]

On February 9, 2019, the promotion held its first event in Tokyo, at Shin-Kiba 1st Ring.[8]

On March 22, 2020, Shi-En held its 10th anniversary event at Cool Japan Park Osaka.[9]

Personnel

Wrestlers

Ring name Real name Notes
Bahamut[10] Undisclosed
Bakotsu[11] Undisclosed
Bomber Okuno[12] Unknown Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Champion
Daddy Loco[13] Unknown
Dongury Fujie[14] Unknown
Genki Yamada[15] Unknown
Hiroaki Taniguchi[16] Unknown Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Champion
Hiroto Okubo[17] Unknown "I Love Shi-En" Champion
Joker Fuyuki[18] Unknown
Kiai-ryuken Ecchan[19] Eiji Sahara
Maro Kuriyama[20] Kazuya Kuriyama[5] Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Singles Champion
Raipachi Isobe[21] Unknown
Rascal Fujiwara[22] Unknown
Seiya Nishiyama[23] Unknown
Tetsuya Gotoh[24] Unknown Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Tag Team Champion
Tiger Heart[25] Undisclosed
Tomo Enami[26] Unknown
Yoriaki Ogyu[27] Unknown Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Champion
Yosuke Takii[28] Unknown Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Tag Team Champion
Yuko Kawabata[29] Unknown

Sporadic characters

Ring name Real name Notes
Cerberus Matsumoto[30] Unknown
Kirin[31] Undisclosed
Masked Police 24[32] Undisclosed
Samuel Yamamoto[33] Unknown

Staff

Ring name Real name Notes
God Hattori[34] Unknown Referee

Notable alumni

Championships and accomplishments

Shi-En currently has four title. The three main titles are the Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Singles, Tag Team and 6-Man Tag Team Championships. The "I Love Shi-En" Championship is a secondary title.

Championship Current champion(s) Reign Date won Days
held		 Successful
defenses		 Location Notes Ref.
Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Singles Championship Maro Kuriyama 2 March 20, 2022 657 8 Osaka, Japan Defeated Hiroaki Taniguchi at the Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 12th Anniversary Show. [35]
"I Love Shi-En" Championship Hiroto Okubo 1 December 17, 2023 20 0 Osaka, Japan Defeated Raipachi Isobe at the Tennōji-ku Community Center. [36]
Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Tag Team Championship Yosuke Takii and Tetsuya Gotoh 1 June 25, 2023 195 2 Osaka, Japan Defeated BB Brothers (Bomber Okuno and BBQ Aoki) at the Tennōji-ku Community Center. [37]
Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Championship Mōretsu
(Hiroaki Taniguchi, Bomber Okuno and Yoriaki Ogyu)		 1
(2, 1, 1)		 December 17, 2023 20 0 Osaka, Japan Defeated Kiai-ryuken Ecchan, Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie at the Tennōji-ku Community Center. [38]

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Singles Championship

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Singles Championship
Details
PromotionPro-Wrestling Shi-En
Date establishedApril 24, 2016
Current champion(s)Maro Kuriyama
Date wonMarch 20, 2022
Statistics
First champion(s)Kiai-ryuken Ecchan
Most reignsKiai-ryuken Ecchan and Maro Kuriyama (2 reigns)
Longest reignMaro Kuriyama (657 days)
Shortest reignJun Masaoka (28 days)
Oldest championMaro Kuriyama (45 years, 92 days)
Youngest championHiroaki Taniguchi (28 years, 90 days)
Heaviest championHiroaki Taniguchi (105 kg)
Lightest championJun Masaoka (70 kg)

The Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Singles Championship (Japanese: プロレスリング紫焔シングル王座, Hepburn: Puroresuringu Shi-En Shinguru Ōza) is a professional wrestling championship created and promoted by Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. It is the top title of the company and has been held by a total of six champions in eight different recognized reigns. The current champion is Maro Kuriyama who is in his second reign.[39]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan April 24, 2016 6th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 3571 Defeated Tiger Heart to become the first champion. [40]
2 Dongury Fujie April 16, 2017 7th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 3642 [41]
3 Maro Kuriyama April 15, 2018 8th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 1503 [42]
4 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan December 9, 2018 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 2 4414 [43]
5 Jun Masaoka February 23, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 280 [44]
6 Hiroto Okubo March 22, 2020 10th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 3923 [45]
7 Hiroaki Taniguchi April 18, 2021 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 3363 [46]
8 Maro Kuriyama March 20, 2022 12th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 2 657+8 This was a no disqualification match. [47]

Combined reigns

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined
days
1 Maro Kuriyama †211895+
2 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan25798
3 Hiroto Okubo13392
4 Dongury Fujie12364
5 Hiroaki Taniguchi13336
6 Jun Masaoka1028

"I Love Shi-En" Championship

"I Love Shi-En" Championship
Details
PromotionPro-Wrestling Shi-En
Date establishedApril 15, 2018
Current champion(s)Hiroto Okubo
Date wonDecember 17, 2023
Statistics
First champion(s)Kiai-ryuken Ecchan
Most reignsKiai-ryuken Ecchan (4 reigns)
Longest reignRaipachi Isobe (468 days)
Shortest reignKiai-ryuken Ecchan (27 days)

The "I Love Shi-En" Championship (Japanese: “I LOVE 紫焔”王座, Hepburn: "Ai Rabu Shi-En" Ōza) is a professional wrestling championship created and promoted by Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. It is a secondary title of the company that has been held by a total of eight champions in 13 different recognized reigns. Anyone can challenge for the title and the reigning champion chooses the stipulation of the matches.[48] The current champion is Hiroto Okubo who is in his first reign.[49]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific champion
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan April 15, 2018 8th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 1896 Defeated Raipachi Isobe to become the first champion. [42]
2 Daichi October 21, 2018 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 2664 This was a tag team match in which Daichi was teaming with Kirin while Kiai-ryuken Ecchan was teaming with Maro Kuriyama. Daichi pinned Ecchan to win the title. [50]
3 Dongury Fujie July 14, 2019 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1893 This was a submission match. [51]
4 Raipachi Isobe January 19, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 350 [52]
5 Dongury Fujie February 23, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 2 280 This match was fought under normal rules for Raipachi Isobe, but under 2-count rules for Dongury Fujie. [53]
6 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan March 22, 2020 10th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 2 1400 This was a falls count anywhere match. [53]
7 Bakotsu August 9, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 431 This was a five-way match also involving Joker Fuyuki, Tomo Enami and Maro Kuriyama. [54]
8 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan September 21, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 3 270 This was an "Elastic Band Chicken Race" held immediately after the scheduled title match went to a time limit draw. [53]
9 God Hattori October 18, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 701 This was a "Referee Judge Match" also involving Daichi and Bakotsu. [53]
10 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan December 27, 2020 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 4 3312 This was a "Referee Judge Match" also involving Asuka The World and Bakotsu. [53]
11 Asuka The World November 23, 2021 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 3065 [55]
12 Raipachi Isobe September 25, 2022 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 2 4486 [56]
13 Hiroto Okubo December 17, 2023 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 20+6 [57]

Combined reigns

† Indicates the current champion
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined
days
1 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan48687
2 Raipachi Isobe26483
3 Asuka The World15306
4 Daichi14266
5 Dongury Fujie23217
6 God Hattori1170
7 Bakotsu1143
8 Hiroto Okubo †1020+

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Tag Team Championship

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionPro-Wrestling Shi-En
Date establishedMarch 9, 2013
Current champion(s)Yosuke Takii and Tetsuya Gotoh
Date wonJune 25, 2023
Statistics
First champion(s)Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie
Most reigns(as a team)
Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie (3 reigns)
(as an individual)
Raipachi Isobe (5 reigns)
Longest reignKaisei Genki Hōshutsu Kyōkai (Kiai-ryuken Ecchan and Bull Armor Takuya) (539 days)
Shortest reignKiai-ryuken Ecchan and Raipachi Isobe (<1 day)

The Pro-Wrestling Shi-En Tag Team Championship (Japanese: プロレスリング紫焔タッグ王座, Hepburn: Puroresuringu Shi-En Taggu Ōza) is a professional wrestling tag team championship created and promoted by Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. There have been a total of 18 reigns shared between 19 wrestlers. The current champions are Yosuke Takii and Tetsuya Gotoh who are both in their first reign.[58]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
(NLT) Championship change took place "no later than" the date listed
<1 Reign lasted less than a day
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie March 9, 2013 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 [lower-alpha 1]0 Defeated Kiai-ryuken Ecchan and Asuka The World to become the first champions. [59]
— Vacated June 9, 2013 (NLT) — — — —— Title vacated for unknown reasons. [37][60]
2 Tribe
(Agū Matsunaga and Jun Masaoka)		 June 9, 2013 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1891 Defeated Dongury Fujie and Raipachi Isobe to win the vacant title. [37][60]
3 Kaisei Genki Hōshutsu Kyōkai
(Kiai-ryuken Ecchan and Bull Armor Takuya)		 December 15, 2013 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 5393 [61][62]
4 Hiroto Okubo and Jun Masaoka (2) June 7, 2015 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 3222 [63]
5 Raipachi Isobe and Maro Kuriyama April 24, 2016 6th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 420 [64]
6 Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie June 5, 2016 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 2 3784 [65]
7 Raipachi Isobe (2) and Hiroaki Taniguchi June 18, 2017 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 911 [66]
8 Hiroto Okubo (2) and Asuka The World September 17, 2017 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1611 [67]
9 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan (2) and Raipachi Isobe (3) February 25, 2018 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 <10 [68]
10 Hiroaki Taniguchi (2) and Tatsunari Nashio February 25, 2018 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1081 [68]
— Vacated June 13, 2018 — — — —— Title vacated due to Nashio being sidelined with an injury. [69]
11 Dongury Fujie (3) and Jun Masaoka (3) October 21, 2018 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1472 Defeated Hiroto Obuko and Raipachi Isobe in the final of a four-team tournament to win the vacant title. [70]
12 Tomo Emami and Yoriaki Ogyu March 17, 2019 9th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 1471 [71]
13 Liberta
(Maro Kuriyama and Raipachi Isobe (4))		 August 11, 2019 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 2 1621 [72]
— Vacated January 20, 2020 — — — —— Isobe vacated the title when Kuriyama left Liberta. [73]
14 Liberta
(Raipachi Isobe (5) and Kirin)		 March 22, 2020 10th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 4913 Defeated Maro Kuriyama and Rascal Fujiwara to win the vacant title. [74]
— Vacated July 26, 2021 — — — —— Isobe vacated the title when Liberta disbanded. [75]
15 Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie (4) October 17, 2021 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 3 2171 Defeated Hiroaki Taniguchi and Raipachi Isobe, and Daichi and Bomber Okuno in a three-way tag team match to win the vacant title. [76]
16 Kaisei Genki Hōshutsu Kyōkai
(Kiai-ryuken Ecchan (3) and Tomo Emami (2))		 May 22, 2022 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 3014 [77]
17 BB Brothers
(Bomber Okuno and BBQ Aoki)		 March 19, 2023 13th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 981 [78]
18 Yosuke Takii and Tetsuya Gotoh June 25, 2023 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 195+2 [79]

Combined reigns

† Indicates the current champions
¤ The exact length of at least one title reign is uncertain, so the shortest possible length is used.
By team
Rank Team No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined days
1 Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie36596¤
2 Kaisei Genki Hōshutsu Kyōkai
(Kiai-ryuken Ecchan and Bull Armor Takuya)		13539
3 Liberta
(Raipachi Isobe and Kirin)		13491
4 Hiroto Okubo and Jun Masaoka12322
5 Kaisei Genki Hōshutsu Kyōkai
(Kiai-ryuken Ecchan and Tomo Emami)		14295
6 Raipachi Isobe and Maro Kuriyama21204
7 Tribe
(Agū Matsunaga and Jun Masaoka)		11189
8 Yosuke Takii and Tetsuya Gotoh †12195+
9 Hiroto Okubo and Asuka The World11161
10 Dongury Fujie and Jun Masaoka12147
Tomo Emami and Yoriaki Ogyu11147
12 Hiroaki Taniguchi and Tatsunari Nashio11108
13 BB Brothers
(Bomber Okuno and BBQ Aoki)		1198
14 Raipachi Isobe and Hiroaki Taniguchi1191
15 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan and Raipachi Isobe10<1
By wrestler
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined days
1 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan37840
2 Raipachi Isobe55786
3 Dongury Fujie47743¤
4 Jun Masaoka35658
5 Rascal Fujiwara35596¤
6 Bull Armor Takuya13539
7 Kirin13491
8 Hiroto Okubo23483
9 Tomo Emami25448
10 Maro Kuriyama21204
11 Hiroaki Taniguchi22199
12 Agū Matsunaga11189
13 Tetsuya Gotoh †12195+
Yusuke Takii †12195+
15 Asuka The World11161
16 Yoriaki Ogyu11147
17 Tatsunari Nashio11108
18 BBQ Aoki1198
Bomber Okuno1198

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Championship

Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Championship
Details
PromotionPro-Wrestling Shi-En
Date establishedDecember 30, 2020
Current champion(s)Mōretsu
(Hiroaki Taniguchi, Bomber Okuno and Yoriaki Ogyu)
Date wonDecember 17, 2023
Statistics
First champion(s)Maro Kuriyama, Bahamut and Dongury Fujie
Most reigns(as an individual)
Dongury Fujie (3 reigns)

The Pro-Wrestling Shi-En 6-Man Tag Team Championship (Japanese: プロレスリング紫焔6人タッグ王座, Hepburn: Puroresuringu Shi-En Roku-nin Taggu Ōza) is a professional wrestling tag team championship created and promoted by Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. It is contested for by teams of three wrestlers. There have been a total of six reigns shared between 13 wrestlers. The current champions are Mōretsu (Hiroaki Taniguchi, Bomber Okuno and Yoriaki Ogyu) who are in their first reign as a team.[80]

Key
No. Overall reign number
Reign Reign number for the specific team—reign numbers for the individuals are in parentheses, if different
Days Number of days held
Defenses Number of successful defenses
+ Current reign is changing daily
No. Champion Championship change Reign statistics Notes Ref.
Date Event Location Reign DaysDefenses
1 Maro Factory
(Maro Kuriyama, Bahamut and Dongury Fujie)		 March 21, 2021 11th Anniversary Show Osaka, Japan 1 3921 Defeated Liberta (Jun Masaoka, Raipachi Isobe and Kirin) in the final of a four-team tournament to become the first champions. The scheduled match ended in a no contest decision, but was immediately restarted under no disqualification rules. [81][82]
2 Hiroaki Taniguchi, Raipachi Isobe and Yosuke Takii April 17, 2022 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 920 [83]
3 Maro Factory
(Rascal Fujiwara, Dongury Fujie (2) and Tetsuya Gotoh)		 July 18, 2022 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1601 [84]
4 Bahamut (2), Daichi and Joker Fuyuki December 25, 2022 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 1470 [85]
5 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan, Rascal Fujiwara (2) and Dongury Fujie (3) May 21, 2023 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 2100 [86]
6 Mōretsu
(Hiroaki Taniguchi (2), Bomber Okuno and Yoriaki Ogyu)		 December 17, 2023 Shi-En Osaka, Japan 1 20+0 [87]

Combined reigns

† Indicates the current champions
By team
Rank Team No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined days
1 Maro Factory
(Maro Kuriyama, Bahamut and Dongury Fujie)		11392
2 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan, Rascal Fujiwara and Dongury Fujie10210
3 Maro Factory
(Rascal Fujiwara, Dongury Fujie and Tetsuya Gotoh)		11160
4 Bahamut, Daichi and Joker Fuyuki10147
5 Hiroaki Taniguchi, Raipachi Isobe and Yosuke Takii1092
6 Mōretsu
(Hiroaki Taniguchi, Bomber Okuno and Yoriaki Ogyu) †		1020+
By wrestler
Rank Wrestler No. of
reigns		 Combined
defenses		 Combined days
1 Dongury Fujie32762
2 Bahamut21539
3 Maro Kuriyama11392
4 Rascal Fujiwara21370
5 Kiai-ryuken Ecchan10210
6 Tetsuya Gotoh11160
7 Daichi10147
Joker Fuyuki10147
9 Hiroaki Taniguchi †20112+
10 Raipachi Isobe1092
Yosuke Takii1092
12 Bomber Okuno †1020+
Yoriaki Ogyu †1020+

Tournaments

Tournament Latest winner(s) Date won Location Notes Ref.
One Chance Tournament Dongury Fujie June 16, 2019 Osaka, Japan Defeated Hiroto Okubo in the tournament final. [88]

Footnotes

Notes

  1. ↑ The exact date the championship was vacated has not been confirmed, putting their title reign at between 1 day and 92 days.

References

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  2. 1 2 3 "Ōsaka o genki ni shitai – Dokuji rosen no Puroresuringu Shi-En ga go-shūnen kinen kōgyō" 「大阪を元気にしたい」 ── 独自路線の「プロレスリング紫焔」が5周年記念興行 ["We want to energize Osaka!" – Pro-Wrestling Shi-En celebrates its 5th anniversary with a unique lineup]. osaka.thepage.jp (in Japanese). March 15, 2015. Archived from the original on March 4, 2016. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
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  4. ↑ "[Intabyū] Kansai indīkai no shin'ei Taniguchi Hiroaki ga Shi-En no miryoku o atsuku katari Kantō shinshutsu no yashin o kataru?! "Kekka o dashite Tōkyō de mo sonzaikan o shimeshitai"" 【インタビュー】関西インディー界の新鋭・谷口弘晃が紫焔の魅力を熱く語り関東進出の野心を語る？！「結果を出して東京でも存在感を示したい」 [[Interview] Hiroaki Taniguchi, a newcomer to the Kansai indie scene, speaks passionately about the appeal of Shi-En and his ambitions to expand into the Kanto area. "I want to achieve results and make my presence felt in Tokyo"]. battle-news.com (in Japanese). June 2, 2018. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  5. 1 2 "Sararīman ga shūmatsu gentei resurā ni henshin – Nisoku no waraji de "Shigoto mo ganbareru"" サラリーマンが週末限定レスラーに変身 二足のわらじで「仕事も頑張れる」 [Salaryman Turns Weekend Wrestler – With two feet to stand on, "I can work hard at my job, too"]. The Sankei News (in Japanese). December 10, 2018. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
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  11. ↑ "Bakotsu" 馬骨 [Bakotsu]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  12. ↑ "Bonbā Okuno" ボンバー奥野 [Bomber Okuno]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  13. ↑ "Dadi Roko" ダディロコ [Daddy Loco]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  14. ↑ "Dongurī Fujie" ドングリー藤江 [Dongury Fujie]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  15. ↑ "Yamada Genki" 山田元気 [Genki Yamada]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  16. ↑ "Taniguchi Hiroaki" 谷口 弘晃 [Hiroaki Taniguchi]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  17. ↑ "Ōkubo Hiroto" 大久保寛人 [Hiroto Okubo]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
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  20. ↑ "Maro Kuriyama" マロ栗山 [HMaro Kuriyama]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  21. ↑ "Raipachi Isobe" ライパチ磯部 [Raipachi Isobe]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  22. ↑ "Rasukaru Fujiwara" ラスカル藤原 [Rascal Fujiwara]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
  23. ↑ "Nishiyama Seiya" 西山星哉 [Seiya Nishiyama]. Pro-Wrestling Shi-En. Retrieved July 2, 2022.
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