Matches in chronological order; everything is HERE. Front page only has the last few months of updates.

Kobashi vs Yone, 12/6/03. Upgrade.

Morishima, Yone & Marufuji vs Misawa, Shiozaki & Ota, 1/6/08. Upgrade.

Ishimori & Marvin vs Kanemoto & Tiger Mask 4, junior tag titles, 8/22/10. Kanemoto and a handful of New Japan fans invade NOAH and bring the big-time hatred!

KENTA vs Aoki, 8/22/10. Aoki gets all up in KENTA's grill and KENTA is all "yo get off my grill" and Aoki is all "make me dawg" and they proceed beat the living crap out of each other.

Akiyama & KENTA vs Nagata & Taguchi, 7/24/10. Taguchi is a nonentity. Nagata vs KENTA makes up for this and then some. HOT HOT HATE.

Sasaki vs Shiozaki, 7/24/10. It drags in parts, and they botch the only big spot they try for, but when it's clutch time they pull through. The way the match is structured and sold is excellent, and it leaves the door open for a rematch in the way that Kobashi vs Sasaki kinda didn't.

Kobashi & Kikuchi vs Honda & Shiozaki, 7/2/05. Burning vs Burning! Kikuchi is a loon! Honda takes one of his rare (for good reason) mega-bumps!

Minoru Suzuki, Takayama & KENTA vs Ikeda, Yone & Hashi, 6/13/10. Suzuki and KENTA hate each other! Hashi in the underdog role! Yone adds nothing! What, did I go back in time to 2005 or something?

Takayama, Yoshie & Saito vs Sasaki, Morishima & Okita, 6/6/10. Most of the matchups here are straightforward smash-mouth heavyweight wrestling. Okita adds the 'young guy trying to prove himself' aspect. To top it off, it's got a fast pace because it's shorter than most 6-mans. Check it!

KENTA vs IZU, 6/11/04. Upgrade.

KENTA & Kikutaro vs Scorpio & Marvin, SEM 5/7/06. Upgrade.

Marufuji, KENTA & Suzuki vs Liger, Murahama & Marvin, 6/29/03. Upgrade.

Takayama & Sano vs Misawa & Rikio, 11/1/03, JIP. Not sure *why* they clipped it, because it seems fine to me.

Liger & Minoru Tanaka vs Kikuchi & Kanemaru, 4/7/02. Upgrade.

KENTA & Marufuji vs Liger & Murahama, junior tag titles decision match, 7/16/03. Upgrade.

Takayama, Akiyama & Sasaki vs Shiozaki, Morishima & Inoue, 5/22/10. Mighty Inoue's retirement from refereeing, and Korakuen decides that Masao Inoue should be the focus. The result is that rare super-fun Masao Inoue performance, and when he's not in we get bunches of hard-hitting action.