Big Japan announced the retirement of one of it's top young stars, Jun Kasai. Kasai recently suffered a serious leg injury and was ruled out for a year. Apparently it was worse than that though, as general manager Tosaka announced Kasai was leaving the business. There are questions about it's legitimacy, but if true it comes as another crushing blow for a struggling company still trying to bounce back from the destruction CZW and Zandig caused in the last two years.
BJW, 7/19/02
Ito Vegetable & Fruit Market
700 Fans
1. Yuichi Taniguchi beat Katsumasa Inoue (10:02) with a northern lights suplex hold.
2. Hiromi Yagi beat Nana Fujimura (5:22) with a wakigatame.
3. Shunme Matsuzaki beat Biomonster DNA (6:30) by DQ.
4. Daikokubo Benkei & Abdullah Kobayashi beat Ryuji Ito & Daisaku Shimoda (17:11) when Kobayashi used a diving elbow drop on Shimoda.
5. Bad Boy Hido & Axl Rotten beat Hisakatsu Oya & Dark Angel Numazawa (10:30) when Hido used a lariat on Numazawa.
5. BJW Tag Team Title: MEN's Teioh & Daisuke Sekimoto (c) beat Seiji Yamakawa (Ryuji Yamakawa) & Shadow WX (20:35) when Teioh used the Teioh Lock on Yamakawa (6th defense).
Credit to SSS
BJW, 7/19/02
Ito Vegetable & Fruit Market
700 Fans
1. Yuichi Taniguchi beat Katsumasa Inoue (10:02) with a northern lights suplex hold.
2. Hiromi Yagi beat Nana Fujimura (5:22) with a wakigatame.
3. Shunme Matsuzaki beat Biomonster DNA (6:30) by DQ.
4. Daikokubo Benkei & Abdullah Kobayashi beat Ryuji Ito & Daisaku Shimoda (17:11) when Kobayashi used a diving elbow drop on Shimoda.
5. Bad Boy Hido & Axl Rotten beat Hisakatsu Oya & Dark Angel Numazawa (10:30) when Hido used a lariat on Numazawa.
5. BJW Tag Team Title: MEN's Teioh & Daisuke Sekimoto (c) beat Seiji Yamakawa (Ryuji Yamakawa) & Shadow WX (20:35) when Teioh used the Teioh Lock on Yamakawa (6th defense).
Credit to SSS
There is a greater darkness than the one we fight. It is the darkness of the soul that has lost its way. The war we fight is not against powers and principalities, it is against chaos and despair. Greater than the death of flesh is the death of hope, the death of dreams. Against this peril we can never surrender. The future is all around us, waiting in moments of transition, to be born in moments of revelation. No one knows the shape of that future, or where it will take us. We know only that it is always born in pain.
