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matches were allowed as well, with 21 points (instead of 15) given to a team at start time. However, the points system was rarely referred to, as a wrestler or team losing points could still win by forcing his opponent to submit or by knocking him out. No pinfall counts were allowed, and no countouts
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promotion, withdrew his support as a result and took the belt with him. For Choshu, it was an opportunity to get payback for Thesz and Takada's earlier derision of their wrestling style, and he was determined to show fans that the real stars were in New Japan. All of UWFi's stars mainly lost the
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World title belt to be used as the distinction for it. The theme of UWFi being "real pro-wrestling" was central to the promotion's image, and both Thesz and Takada would deride other
Japanese promotions (particularly Takada's old promotion
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occasionally served as trainers in their pursuit of old-school credibility. Former pro wrestler Shinji
Sasazaki would lend a hand by helping some of the foreign talent, mostly from the Tennessee area, get booked on their cards.
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were allowed (in practice, wrestlers never set foot outside the ring during the match). Similarly, six-man tag team matches occurred, but were rare, with 30 points given to a team at start time.
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In 1992, the UWFi introduced its first championship, the "Real Pro-Wrestling World
Heavyweight Championship", which was won by Takada after a victory over top foreign antagonist
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to become the first champion; Takada and
Albright had been chosen as contenders based on their UWFi records (11 wins and no losses for Albright; 10 wins and 1 loss for Takada).
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was the only actual wrestler licensed as a character, all others used made-up pseudonyms made through alterations of their kana or kanji names, such as
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agreed, under the condition that New Japan have full control over the booking of the interpromotional matches. Thesz, who saw New Japan as another
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withdrew his support for the promotion and took the belt with him in protest against a proposed unification match against
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was used as head trainer for their gym (the UWFi
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from 1991 to 1996. The UWF international was the successor to the
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This was the final of the Best of the World 1994 tournament.
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Japanese MMA promotions, particularly
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Japanese professional wrestling promotion 1991-1996
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258:(AJPW Triple Crown Champion at the time),
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225:and kickboxer Makoto Oe. Vintage shooter
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1470:Allied Independent Wrestling Federations
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692:Reign number for the specific champion
664:The championship used the belt used by
121:Union of Wrestling Forces International
22:Union of Wrestling Forces International
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1789:Global Professional Wrestling Alliance
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1091:"UWF International Results: 1991-1996"
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1406:Marvelous That's Women Pro Wrestling
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1338:Professional Wrestling Just Tap Out
1101:from the original on July 31, 2022.
911:. Takada went on to defeat Muto on
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1577:International Wrestling Enterprise
1506:International Wrestling Grand Prix
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1857:1996 disestablishments in Japan
1610:All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling
1441:World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana
1140:Professional wrestling in Japan
1066:Professional wrestling in Japan
1757:NEO Japan Ladies Pro-Wrestling
1709:Universal Wrestling Federation
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708:Number of successful defenses
221:, Tatsuo Nakano, Yuko Miyato,
152:Universal Wrestling Federation
1:
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300:IWGP Heavyweight Championship
1852:1991 establishments in Japan
1582:Japan Pro Wrestling Alliance
1521:Pacific Wrestling Federation
1391:Dream Star Fighting Marigold
1256:Active Advance Pro Wrestling
275:World Championship Wrestling
7:
1784:AWA Superstars of Wrestling
1679:Pro Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi
1620:Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling
1436:Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling
1401:Ladies Legend Pro-Wrestling
1376:2point5 Joshi Pro Wrestling
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10:
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1480:United Japan Pro-Wrestling
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1343:Strong Style Pro-Wrestling
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1261:Big Japan Pro Wrestling
1200:New Japan Pro-Wrestling
1173:All Japan Pro Wrestling
1012:Saikyō: Takada Nobuhiko
391:Jeffersonville, Indiana
287:New Japan Pro-Wrestling
252:New Japan Pro-Wrestling
1633:Independent promotions
1562:Fighting Network Rings
1516:New Wrestling Alliance
1318:Pro Wrestling Freedoms
1244:Independent promotions
387:Paradigm Pro Wrestling
1724:Wrestling New Classic
1704:Universal Lucha Libre
1689:Super World of Sports
1276:Ganbare☆Pro-Wrestling
684:Overall reign number
614:Matthew Saad Muhammad
383:independent promotion
1775:Governing bodies and
1511:Global Honored Crown
1454:Governing bodies and
1426:Reina Joshi Puroresu
1328:Pro-Wrestling Shi-En
1313:Pro-Wrestling Basara
1298:Kyushu Pro-Wrestling
725:Championship change
700:Number of days held
373:Abdullah the Butcher
361:being reduced to 0.
167:submission grappling
1694:Tokyo Pro Wrestling
1669:Japan Pro-Wrestling
1333:Pro Wrestling Zero1
1308:Osaka Pro Wrestling
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535:Vladimir Berkovitch
326:Meiji-Jingu Stadium
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1802:Attendance records
1752:JWP Joshi Puroresu
1544:Defunct promotions
1416:Pro Wrestling Wave
1188:Pro Wrestling Noah
770:September 21, 1992
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670:NWA World Champion
458:Hiromitsu Kanehara
433:Yoshihiro Takayama
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