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Hikari Fukuoka & Manami Toyota
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Even Cuty's work was good here. Hikari & Toyota did tons of high spots, although their set up could have been a little better. Surprisingly, this match had some brawling too. This appeared to be a good to very good match, but it was totally ruined by the fact that only 6:52 of 30:00 aired. Michael: This match was disapointing both times I watched it. Even though they only aired about 1/4 of the match, it looked like they were wrestling in slow motion. It seemed like half of Hikari and Toyota's spots took forever to get off because someone was out of position, but otherwise it was okay. Keith: This match seemed to have potential. Even though Toyota isn't the Toyota from '92-'95, she still outclassed everyone in this match. Fukuoka tried to keep up, even though she's potentially best worker of the four, but Toyota is a dominant type that takes center stage because of how she motivates the crowd. She had the intensity to work her spot style, and it was interesting seeing how Fukuoka and Toyota teamed. This was on JWP turf so it should've showcased Hikari outclassing Toyota, but apparently that didn't happen. Special Thanks to Michael Smith & Keith Watanabe - Manami Toyota Rules!
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