411’s DGUSA Bushido: Code of the Warrior Report 10.29.10

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Ricochet is out first, accompanied by CIMA. CIMA grabs the mic and welcomes the crowd to DGUSA Bushido: Code of the Warrior. CIMA introduces Ricochet as the newest member of Warriors International. CIMA promises that there will be a new member of Warriors International tonight, and he may even come from this match…

Four-Way Freestyle Match
Chuck Taylor vs. Ricochet vs. Johnny Gargano vs. Arik Cannon
Gargano connects with a boot to the midsection from Taylor. Now it’s Taylor and Gargano, but Cannon lands a super kick to Taylor. Gargano and Cannon on the outside, and Cannon suplexes Gargano over the guard rail and into the first row. Cannon follows Gargano into the crowd, but Taylor flies over the top rope and lands on them both. Everybody gets back in the ring and Gargano traps Ricochet in the corner. Ricochet gets free but eats a super kick from Taylor. All four men are down in the ring. Taylor tosses Gargano out of the ring and hits the ropes, but Cannon connects with a big elbow to the face. Ricochet goes for a springboard moonsault on Taylor, but Taylor rolls out of the way and Gargano hits Ricochet with a mid-air drop kick. Ricochet is up on Gargano’s shoulders, and Taylor takes him down with a drop kick from the top rope. Taylor and Ricochet fight on the top rope as Cannon and Gargano brawl outside. Cannon makes his way up to the top rope, but Taylor catches him with the Awful Waffle for the win.
Match Result: Chuck Taylor defeats Arik Cannon with a top rope Awful Waffle.
Match Length: 10:13

After the match, CIMA grabs the mic and offers Chuck Taylor the next spot in Warriors International. Taylor shockingly announces that he’s withdrawn his name from the draft and leaves the ring. Johnny Gargano sees an opportunity and begs CIMA to choose him instead, but CIMA appears to have had his heart set on Taylor.

Rich Swann makes his way to the ring. Homicide follows him, accompanied by BxB Hulk. Hulk presents Homicide with the World-1 colors before heading to the back.

Special Challenge Match
Homicide vs. Rich Swann
Swann and Homicide lock up, but Homicide takes Swann down with a deep arm drag. They circle each other in the middle of the ring, and Swann gets the single-leg takedown. Homicide regains control and locks in an arm ringer before wrapping Swann’s arm around the rope and wrenching away on it. Swann gets a head lock on Homicide and goes for a roll-up pin. Swann gets a backslide for a two count and then another roll-up for a one count. A drop kick from Swann gets another one count, but Homicide regains control and pounds away on Swann in the corner. Homicide goes for a face wash in the corner, but Swann gets back to his feet and connects with a drop kick. They brawl in the middle of the ring, and Swann connects with a springboard cross-body for a two count. Swann hits the ropes, but Homicide drops him with a spinning back elbow. Homicide pulls Swann back to his feet and rips at Swann’s face. Homicide rakes the back and drops Swann with a knee to the gut. Homicide hits an exploder suplex for a two count. Homicide whips Swann to the ropes and lands an overhead belly-to-belly suplex for another two count. Homicide punishes Swann with a knee to the face and then snaps him with a neck breaker for a two count. Homicide begins to argue with the referee but thinks better of it. Homicide playfully kicks Swann in the head, but Swann fights back with a volley in the corner. Homicide kicks the, um, “inside of the thigh,” and Swann is down in the middle of the ring. Homicide goes for a top rope swinging DDT, but Swann tosses him off and scores with a top rope missile drop kick. Swann hits a hurricanrana and a kick to the head for a two count. Swann goes to the top rope and goes for a splash, but Homicide rolls out of the way. Homicide catches Swann with the Gringo Cutter, but Swann kicks out! Homicide is beside himself and has words with the referee. Homicide measures Swann and goes for Da Cop Killa, but Swann floats over and lands on his feet. Swann lands a spinning boot, rolls Homicide to the corner, and goes for a split-leg moonsault, but Homicide gets the knees up. Homicide sets up in the corner and levels Swann with the West Brooklyn Lariat for the three count.
Match Result: Homicide defeats Rich Swann with the West Brooklyn Lariat.
Match Length: 11:29

Homicide makes his way to the back while Swann tries to recover in the ring. Before Swann can leave the ring, Austin Aries comes down and grabs a mic. Aries finds himself a free agent, and it’s time to re-evaluate his career. But he doesn’t just need to re-evaluate his career, he needs to re-evaluate the wrestling industry. MMA is hot, but professional wrestling is still the black sheep of the entertainment industry. The athleticism is real. The bumps are real. The bruises and breaks are definitely real. So why can’t the professional wrestling industry get the respect it deserves? It’s because the professional wrestling industry doesn’t respect itself. This industry began in the seedy backrooms, and it’s still stuck there. Wrestlers travel up and down the roads without a safety net for the futures. Everyone seems to just accept the way it is, but Austin Aries rejects the way it is. But you have to be careful if you reject the way it is, because then you become a problem. You become a rabble rouser and a cancer in the locker room. But Austin Aries will accept those tags, because he has integrity and believes in himself. So he’s issuing a challenge to everyone in the ring and everyone watching this show tonight. It doesn’t matter who you are, just ask yourself one question: Are you a man of honor? He pulls Swann to his feet and praises his effort against Homicide. Swann fought Homicide tooth and nail, and he did it with honor. Aries isn’t here to start his own group, but maybe he could use a protégé. And maybe Swann could use someone to look up to. Swann doesn’t need to answer right now, but Aries would like him to sit ringside for Aries’ match.

Non-Title Dream Match
Masato Yoshino (Open The Dream Gate Champion) vs. Austin Aries
Aries grabs a head lock on Yoshino, and the crowd has gone SILENT. Seriously, you literally could hear a pin drop in the arena. This is eerie. The crowd tries to get behind Aries as he gets another head lock, but both men run the ropes before coming to a stale-mate it the middle of the ring. Aries gains control in a test of strength, but Yoshino rolls through and inverts the hold. Yoshino lands a drop kick to the arm of Aries before locking in a modifies arm bar. Yoshino stretches Aries, but Aries rolls through into a pinning predicament for a one count. Aries tries to escape, but Yoshino keeps his legs wrapped around Aries’ arm. Aries makes it to the ropes for force the break. Yoshino stomps on Aries in the corner and then locks in a modified hammer lock submission in the middle of the ring. Aries once again makes it to the ropes to break the hold. Yoshino charges Aries, but Aries back body drops him onto the apron. Aries lands a baseball slide that knocks Yoshino to the outside and follows up with a double ax-handle from the top rope to the arena floor. Aries positions Yoshino on the ring apron and connects with a slingshot elbow shot to the back of the neck. Aries lands a scoop slam and an elbow drop for a two count. Aries repeatedly drives his knee into Yoshino’s spine, hits the ropes, and buries his elbow in Yoshino’s spine for a two count. Yoshino tries to fight back, but Aries locks in a modified stump puller for a two count. Yoshino lands an overhand chop, but Aries counts with a drop kick to the thigh. Aries locks in his new submission hold, the Figure Eight Leg Lock, which he claims to be twice as good as the Figure Four Leg Lock, but Yoshino makes it to the ropes to force the break. Aries pounds away on Yoshino in the corner, but Yoshino counters with a boot to the face. Yoshino hits the Sling Blade and follows up with the From Jungle. Aries regains control with two shin breakers, but Yoshino counts a third into a lateral cover for a two count. We’ve got a chopfest in the middle of the ring, but Aries catches Yoshino with a spinning military press. Aries locks in the Horns of Aries, but Yoshino fights out. The battle on the top rope and Aries goes for a top rope powerbomb, but Yoshino hits a top rope stomp to the chest for a two count. Yoshino goes to the top rope but gets caught by Aries. Aries goes for a superplex but settles for a top rope hurricanrana. The crowd FINALLY comes alive with a dueling Austin Aries / Yoshino chant. Yoshino wrings the arm, but Aries catches him in a cradle for a two count. Aries gets a backslide for another two count and then goes back to the Horns of Aries. Yoshino lands a volley of rapid-fire strikes followed by the Lightning Spiral for a two count. Yoshino heads to the top and goes for a big drop kick, but Aries counters into a shin breaker / belly-to-back suplex. Aries nails the IED in the corner and hits the Brainbuster for a two count. Yoshino locks in Sol Naciente.
Match Result: Masato Yoshino defeats Austin Aries with Sol Naciente.
Match Length: 18:03

After the match, Rich Swann climbs into the ring to console his would-be mentor. Swann begins to help Aries to his feet but reconsiders and drops Aries on his backside. Swann arrogantly heads to the back as the crowd chants, “You got Swanned! You got Swanned!”

Up next is a promo package for Jimmy Jacobs vs. Jon Moxley.

Moxley hits the rings and grabs a mic. Tonight, there will be no back-up. This is just about Moxley making Jacobs beg for mercy. Jacobs’ music hits, but Jacobs is nowhere to be found. Wait… he’s in the balcony! CROSS-BODY FROM THE BALCONY TO THE RING! And this match has evidently begun.

I Quit Match
Jimmy Jacobs vs. Jon Moxley
Jacobs retrieves a strap from his boot and repeatedly whips Moxley. Moxley locks in a modified Texas Cloverleaf, but it’s going to take more than that to make Jacobs quit. They make their way to the ring apron, and Jacobs lands a spear on the apron. Jacobs positions Moxley on a chair out connects with a volley of mounted punches, but Moxley gets back to his feet and powerbombs Jacobs into the guard rail. Moxley finds a spike and drives it into Jacobs’ forehead. Moxley grinds the spike across Jacobs’ forehead, and Jacobs is busted wide open. Moxley looks to have hit a gusher, and Jacob’s face and chest are now covered in blood. Jacobs fights back, but Moxley counters into a backslide into a Fujiwara arm bar. Jacobs gets his hands on a spike and drills John Moxley, but Moxley isn’t bleeding nearly as badly as Jacobs. We’ve got a slugfest in the middle of the ring, but Jacobs takes control with a springboard flying Ace Crusher. Moxley goes for a lariat, but Jacobs counters with a spear. Crusher locks in the End Time, but Moxley counters into a Hook & Ladder. Moxley slaps Jacobs, but Jacobs spits in his face. Moxley ties Jacobs’ arms behind his back and grabs a chair from the outside. Moxley heads for Jacobs, but Jacobs lands a drop toe hold that sends Moxley face-first into the chair. Moxley gets back to his feet, but Jacobs locks in the End Time with his arms tied behind his back. Jacobs frees himself and drills Moxley with the chair. Moxley gets back to his feet, but Jacobs nails him with the char again. Each man has a spike, but Jacobs takes Moxley to the mat and drives the spike into Moxley’s groin. Jacobs grinds the spike into Moxley’s going, and Moxley has no choice but to quit.
Match Result: Jimmy Jacobs defeats Jon Moxley with a spike to the going.
Match Length: 12:52

Jacobs grabs a mic after the match. If you’ve been keeping up with his life and his career, you know he’s had to come back from some pretty heinous stuff lately. But his comeback and his life won’t be complete until, for the first time in his life, he wins a major championship. This is going to be the last time you see him jump off something so high and bleed so much, because he’s going back to wrestling. This is the first step in his quest to win the Open the Freedom Gate Championship.

Giant Tag Team Attraction Match
Brodie Lee & Akebono vs. The Osirian Portal
That’s a whole lotta Akebono right there. It’s Amasis and Lee to start, but Amasis quickly tags in Ophidian. Ophidian immediately tags in Amasis, but Amasis turns around and tags in Ophidian. Lee and Ophidian trade chops, but that doesn’t go well for Ophidian. Lee squished Ophidian in the corner and sets him on the top rope, but Ophidian connects with a top rope hurricanrana that sends Lee to the outside. Ophidian comes over the tope rope, but Lee catches him and military presses him back into the ring. Akebono makes the blind tag, and Lee doesn’t look very happy about it. Amasis gets the tag, but he has little effect against Akebono. Amasis goes for a shoulder block but runs into a brick wall. The Osirian Portal hypnotize Akebono in the corner (no… seriously…), and now he is under their spell. The Osirian Portal dance in the ring, and they command Zombibono to do the same. The Portal double-team Akebono in the corner but duck out of the way when Lee tries to make the save. Lee inadvertently nails Akebono with a bit boot, and Akebono and Lee slug it out in the middle of the ring. Ophidian and Amasis go for springboard splashes, but Lee and Akebono catch them and slam them to the mat for the double three-count.
Match Result: Brodie Lee and Akebono defeat Ophidian and Amasis with a pair of slams.

Brodie Lee and Akebono brawl after the match, and the entire locker room has to empty in order to break them up.

Dragon Gate Tag Team Wrestling At Its Best
CIMA & Genki Horiguchi w/ Ricochet vs. YAMATO & Akira Tozawa
Horiguchi and YAMATO to start, and we’ve got a stale mate in the center of the ring. CIMA gets the tag, so YAMATO tags in Tozawa. CIMA drops Tozawa with a shoulder block, but Tozawa lands a drop kick to the head that sends CIMA to the outside. Horiguchi is in and hits a scoop slam. Horiguchi wrenches on Tozawa’s leg and then grapevines the leg, but Tozawa makes it to the ropes to break the hold. CIMA gets the tag and lands a slingshot senton to the chest of Tozawa. Tozawa fights back from his back with a volley of kicks to CIMA’s head, maneuvers CIMA into the corner, and tags in YAMATO. YAMATO kicks on CIMA’s back, but Horiguchi makes the blind tag. Horiguchi and YAMATO slug it out in the middle of the ring, but YAMATO flings Horiguchi across the ring by his hair. Tozawa comes into the ring, and Horiguchi eats a volley of double-team stomps. Tozawa lands a standing senton for a two count and then locks in an Ortonesque chin lock. YAMATO gets the tag and starts ripping hair out of Horiguchi’s head. YAMATO grinds his boot into Horiguchi’s face, and Tozawa once again gets the tag. We’ve got double-team punches in the corner followed by a deep abdominal stretch in the middle of the ring. CIMA finally gets the tag, and he traps Tozawa in the corner. CIMA hits a fireman’s carry drop that looks suspiciously like Wade Barrett’s Wasteland. CIMA locks in a modified surfboard that somehow turns into a pinning predicament for a two count. Horiguchi tags back into the match and drops Tozawa with a back elbow shot. Horiguchi hits a modified piledriver and rolls Tozawa to the outside. Horiguchi drapes Tozawa across the barricade, and Tozawa hits a springboard double stomp off the guard rail to Tozawa’s… um… lower abdomen. Horiguchi rolls Tozawa back into the ring, hits a big back body drop, and tags CIMI back into the match. CIMA slams Tozawa twice before making the tag to Horiguchi. Horiguchi blocks a drop kick, but Tozawa finally breaks free and makes the tag to YAMATO. YAMATO hits the ropes, but CIMA trips him up from the outside. CIMA is legal but catches an enzuigiri from YAMATO. YAMATO goes for a figure four, but CIMA rolls him up for a two count. YAMATO locks in an ankle lock, but CIMA makes it to the ropes to break the hold. YAMATO goes for a sunset flip, but CIMA rolls through into a kick and a rolling senton. CIMA hits a bottom rope double stomp before connecting with an Iconoclasm to Tozawa. Horiguchi is legal, but YAMATO comes in and lands an exploder suplex for a two count. YAMATO sends CIMA over the top rope, but CIMA skins the cat and hits the Superdrol. CIMA lands the Perfect Driver for a two count and then makes the tag to Horiguchi. YAMATO catches Horiguchi in a sleeper hold and goes for Gallaria, but Horiguchi escapes to the corner. YAMATO gets a huge superplex in the corner for a two count. Horiguchi and YAMATO trade shots in the middle of the ring, but YAMATO gets a roll-up for a two count. Horiguchi gets the Back-Slide from Heaven with a jackknife pin assist from CIMA. Horiguchi lands the hurricanrana, but YAMATO lands a swinging uranage. CIMA and Tozawa are legal, and Tozawa connects with a suicide dive to the outside onto CIMA. Horiguchi and YAMATO are legal in the ring, and YAMATO hits the Gallaria for the three count.
Match Result: YAMATO defeats Genki Horiguchi with the Gallaria.

After the match, Johnny Gargano once again begs CIMA to draft him. CIMA begins to answer, but Gargano drills him with a super kick. Chuck Taylor and Rich Swann rush the ring and attack Ricochet on the outside. Gargano NEVER wanted to join Warriors International. He doesn’t need CIMA’s acceptance, and he doesn’t need CIMA. Chuck Taylor has a live mic on pay-per-view! CIMA thinks he’s real funny with his broken English? Well Taylor has been studying Japanese as well. You want to know who these three guys are? They’re Ronin, and they just left CIMA sprawled out in the middle of the ring. CIMA asks them to wait, but he announces that he already has a new member of Warriors International. BRODIE LEE storms the ring, and Ronin bail to the outside. CIMA, Ricochet, and Brodie Lee chase Ronin through the crowd, and that leads us to a video package for our main event.

In the back, Austin Aries announces that he doesn’t like what he just saw. He’s a free agent, and that means he can interject himself where he sees fit. So tomorrow night, it’s going to be Austin Aries, Genki Horiguchi, & Ricochet vs. Ronin.

Open The Freedom Gate Championship Match
BxB Hulk (Open the Freedom Gate Champion) vs. Shingo
Hulk and Shingo lock up to start, but Shingo bails to the outside to catch a breather. Hulk follows Shingo to the outside, but Shingo sets him in a chair and connects with a huge running boot. Hulk fires back with rapid-fire kick to Shingo on the outside and then wrenches Shingo’s arm around the guard rail. Hulk and Shingo get back in the ring, and Shingo connects with a lariat in the corner. Hulk catches Shingo with a running boot in the opposite corner before chopping the chest in the corner. Hulk lands a volley of kicks, wrenches on the arm, and kicks the arm again for a one count. Hulk locks in a Fujiwara arm bar and then transitions into a cross arm breaker. Hulk puts on the cravat and lands a low drop kick to the face for a one count. Hulk lights up Shingo with kicks in the corner, but Shingo catches him and lands a knee to the gut. Shingo hits a uranage backbreaker over the knee, but Shingo is in no condition to capitalize on the maneuver. Shingo with a standing double stomp to the mid-section and follows up with a knee and a boot to the side of the head. Shingo lands a gut-buster and a standing senton, but he can’t go for a cover. Shingo gets a piledriver and a knee drop to the head for a two count. Shingo wrenches on Hulk’s neck, but Hulk refuses to submit. Shingo hits another backbreaker on his knee before landing another double stomp to the mid-section. Shingo drives a knee into Hulk’s head and chokes him across the second rope. Shingo hits the Orton rope-assist DDT and follow up with a springboard double-knee shot to the back of the head. Shingo drags Hulk to the outside, but Hulk regains control and drives Shingo’s back down onto the ring apron. Hulk connects with a baseball slide that sends Shingo into the crowd. HULK WITH A TOP ROPE MOONSAULT FROM THE TOP ROPE OVER THE GUARD RAIL AND INTO THE CROWD! Hulk rolls Shingo back into the ring and connects with a springboard missile drop kick to the back. Hulk sweeps the legs and hits a running shooting star press for a one count. Hulk lands a springboard spinning back heel kick for a two count. Hulk hits the ropes, but Shingo absolutely levels him with a brutal spear. Shingo gets a rear waist lock, but Hulk gets to the ropes to force the break. Shingo ducks an overhead kick and lands a knee strike to the head. Hulk traps Shingo in the corner, but Shingo counters into a Buckle Bomb and follows with an Overbomb and a Pumping Bomber. Shingo takes Hulk to the top rope and hits a superplex for the two count. Shingo goes for Made in Japan, but Hulk escapes. Hulk blocks a lariat and connects with a back heel kick. Shingo retaliates with a big right hand, but Hulk regains control with a kick to the top of the head. We’ve got dueling “Let’s go BB!” / “Let’s go Shingo” chants from the crowd. Hulk connects with First Flash. Shingo muscles Hulk into Made in Japan but only gets a two count. Shingo is SHOCKED that didn’t get the three count. Shingo lifts Hulk onto his shoulder and goes to the top rope, but Hulk counters the Stay Dream and slams Shingo off the top rope. We’ve got a “Dragon Gate” chant from the crowd. Shingo goes for the Blood Fall, but Hulk lands on his feet and hits First Flash again. Hulk hits the Phoenix Splash BUT ONLY GETS A TWO COUNT. Hulk hits H Thunder and GETS THE THREE COUNT!
Match Result: BxB Hulk defeats Shingo with H Thunder.
Match Length: 26:13

YAMATO rushes the ring and attacks Hulk after the match, but Yoshino makes the save. Yoshino grabs a mic, and he make sure that YAMATO knows that he is the Open the Dream Gate Champion. Yoshino chants a “BxB Hulk” chant, and he’ll see us all tomorrow in New Jersey.