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CLOSING IN ON THE FINALS: 12/5 NJPW BEST OF SUPER JUNIORS RESULTS FROM KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN

?12/5 Results of New Japan Best of Super Jr. 27 from Kagoshima, Japan:

Best of Super Jr. 27 matches:

Yuya Uemura vs. SHO.  SHO pins Uemura with a Shock Arrow.   Good match.  Lots of submissions.   SHO had positive words with Uemura after the match.

BUSHI vs. DOUKI.  DOUKI pins BUSHI with Jorge Rivera Special.   Wow!   DOUKI gets a win.   DOUKI’s win keeps BUSHI at 8 points.

Robbie Eagles vs. El Desperado.  Desperado pins Eagles with Pinche Loco.   Another good match.  El Desperado joins SHO in the lead with 12 points.

Tomoaki Honma, Satoshi Kojima and Kota Ibushi vs. SANADA, Shingo Takagi and Tetsuya Naito.  Naito slides the title belts in the ring.   Ibushi stares longingly at two belts knowing that they are his ultimate goal.  SANADA pins Kojima after moonsault.     Naito taunts Ibushi after the match.  Ibushi just smiled and returned to the locker room.   The mind games from Tetsuya Naito against Kota Ibushi have begun.

Master Wato, with Hiroyoshi Tenzan vs. Taiji Ishimori.  Ishimori pinned Wato with a Bloody Cross.   Great match.    The Bone Soldier looked sharp in this match.   His win makes it a 3 way tie for the lead with 12 points.   

Ryusuke Taguchi vs. Hiromu Takahashi.  A bunch of comedy in this match early on.    Takahashi at one point pulled down Taguchi’s tights to his knees.   Taguchi was wearing a black undergarment similar to a sumo wrestler.   Taguchi had Takahashi on the ropes.  Taguchi attempted his own Time Bomb, but Takahashi spun him around and rolled up Taguchi for a pin.  Hiromu Takahashi gets to 12 points.   

Super Jr. 27 Standings as of Dec. 5:

Wrestler	Points Earned
BUSHI	8
DOUKI	4
El Desperado	12
Hiromu Takahashi	10
Master Wato	8
Robbie Eagles	6
Ryusuke Taguchi	6
SHO	12
Taiji Ishimori	12
Yuya Uemura	0

The final round of matches in the World Tag League and Best of Super Junior 27 tournaments will be tomorrow in Fukuoka, Japan.

The finals of both events will be on December 11 from the Budokan Hall in Tokyo.

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