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GLEAT 4/17/24 Results

GLEAT ran the 4th Lidet UWF event today, an event featuring only UWF bouts.

Today’s event was held at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on YouTube (it was a live broadcast earlier today).

The announced paid attendance was 228.

All matches were Lidet UEF bouts (no pinfalls, win only by submission, KO/TKO, ref stoppage or points if time limit reached. If points are tied at time limit, it’s a Draw)

Match 1: Tetsuya Isuchi vs. Yutaka Kobayashi went to a 15 minute time limit draw, tied on points left. Draw.

Match 2: Kotaro Suzuki & Hartley Jackson beat Hideki Sekine & Takatoshi Matsumoto by TKO. Jackson beat Matsunoto with a powerbomb.

Match 3: Maya Fukuda beat Yura Suzuki by KO.

Match 4: Soma Watanabe & Dan Tamura vs. Takuya Wada & Daisuke Nakmura went to a 20 minute time limit draw, tied on points. Draw.

Match 5: Masakatsu Funaki beat Yu Iizuka by TKO in 46 seconds.

Match 6: Kaz Hayashi Last UWF Bout-Minoru Suzuki & Kendo Ka Shin beat Kaz Hayashi & Yoshiaki Fujiwara by submission. Suzuki beat Hayashi.

Main Event: Takanori Ito beat Hikaru Sato by ref stoppage.

The next event is GLEAT HOUSE SHOW in Yokohama on 5/4 at Yokohama Radiant Hall in Yokohama. There will be no live or on demand broadcast.

GLEAT 10/9/23 Results

GLEAT ran their latest major event today, dubbed GLEAT Ver. EX.

Today’s event was held at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo and can be watched on demand on YouTube (it was a free live broadcast).

The announced paid attendance was 729.

Match 1: Kaz Hayashi, Minoru Tanaka, Yu Iizuka, Jun Tonsho & Junjie beat Hagane Shinno, Yumehito Inanari, Shota, Mizuki Watase & Kaji Tomato. Hayashi pinned Imanari.

Match 2: Tomoaki Honma (New Japan) & Ryota Hama beat Kotaro Suzuki & Hartley Jackson. Honma pinned Jackson after Kokeshi. Wow, haven’t seen or heard from Hama in a long time, not since the former sumo wrestler left All-Japan after former yokozuna (Grand Champion) Akebono did (their SMOP tag team was something else).

Match 3: MICHIKO, Aoi, Risa Sera & Arisa Nakajima beat Yukari Hosokawa, Sayaka Unagi, Itsuki Aoki & Yurika Oka. MICHIKO pinned Hosokawa.

Match 4: Lidet UWF Double Bout: Masakatsu Funaki & Tyson Maeguchi beat Soma Watanabe & Tetsuya Izuchi by KO. Maeguchi beat Izuchi.

Match 5: In a No DQ match, Isami Kodaka & Yuko Miyamoto beat Takanori Ito & Issei Onitsuka. Miyamoto pinned Onistuka after Fire Thunder into lighttubes.

Match 6: Ryuichi Kawakami, KAZMA SAKAMOTO & Check Shimatani beat The Great Sasuke (Michinoku Pro), GAINA & Ultraman Robin. SAKAMOTO pinned Sasuke.

Match 7: Kaito Ishida Return Match: Kaito Ishida beat CIMA by submission. Afterwards, Ishida requested to face Takehiro Yamamura at his return match on 12/30 at TDC Hall in Tokyo. But so did Issei Onitsuka. Therefore, a match between Ishida & Onitsuka to determine the 12/30 opponent will happen on 11/3 at Tokyo FM Hall.

Match 8: El Lindaman & Hayato Tamura beat SBK & TAKUMA. Lindaman pinned TAKUMA with a tiger suplex hold.

Main Event: G-REX Champion T-Hawk beat Shuji Ishikawa (All-Japan) to retain the title. V4 for T-Hawk.

The next event is G PROWRESTLING Ver. 62 on 10/21 at Umeda Stella Hall in Osaka. Broadcast plans TBA but since it’s Osaka there likely will be no live broadcast. It should be available on YouTube no later than 3 days after the event.

GLEAT 3/7/23 Results

GLEAT held a special Lidet UWF event today, featuring all UWF bouts and the start of a tournament to crown the inaugural Lidet UWF Champion. (I had originally noted it would be a one-day tournament, that was incorrect. They only hat the first part today, the tournament concludes at a later event)

Today’s event was held at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo and can be watched on demand FOR FREE on YouTube. The video was posted yesterday (may appear as a link on desktops as it was posted in mobile format).

The announced paid attendance was 214.

Match 1: Maya Fukuda beat Yura Suzuki by KO.

Match 2: Lidet UWF Championship Tournament: Yu Iizuka beat Minoru Tanaka by submission.

Match 3: Lidet UWF Championship Tournament: Shinya Aoki beat Tetsuya Izuchi by submission.

Match 4: Hideki Sekine beat Seichi Ikemoto by KO.

Match 5: Tatsuaki Nakano & Daichi Hashimoto beat Kaz Hayashi & Rionne Fujiwara by submission. Hashimoto beat Fujiwara with STF.

Match 6: Lidet UWF Championship Tournament: Takanori Ito beat Dan Tamura by KO.

Main Event: Lidet UWF Championship Tournament: Hikaru Sato beat Soma Watanabe by submission.

The Semifinals are 4/12 at Korakuen Hall and will be Ito vs. Iizuka and Sato vs. Aoki.

The next event is G PROWRESTLING Ver. 46 on 3/15 at Shinjuku Face. Broadcast plans TBA.

UPCOMING LIVE/FREE EVENT VIDEO: GLEAT Lidet UWF 3 (3/7/23)

GLEAT holds it’s 3rd Lidet UWF event tomorrow where it will crown the inaugural UWF Champion in a one-day tournament (men only). The entire event will be available LIVE FOR FREE on YouTube.

You can watch the event below beginning tomorrow at 1:30 AM PT/4:30 AM ET and on demand after the event concludes.

https://www.youtube.com/live/3JTH1eCRPnQ?feature=share

DEVELOPING: GLEAT Announces UWF Championship Tournament

In a series of posts on Twitter, GLEAT has announced a tournament to crown an inaugural Lidet UWF Champion. Based on Akira Maeda’s 1980s-1990s promotion of hybrid wrestling & shootfighting, UWF matches are featured on GLEAT and sometimes G PROWRESTLING events and combine wrestling with MMA, with differences being there are no pinfalls and no closed fist strikes and matches end by KO with a 10 count down like in boxing or by TKO-fighters start with 5 points and lose a point for each down and rope break. Lose 5 points and that ends it. There are also tag team fights called Double Bouts, but only one fighter on each team is ever in at one time.

The tournament will have 8 participants and begin on 3/7 at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo with the Quarterfinals and some non-tournament fights, and the rest plus championship belt reveal on 4/12 at Korakuen Hall. The participants and first fights are are Soma Watanabe vs. Hikaru Sato, Takanori Ito vs. Dan Tamura, Tetsuya Izuchi vs. Shinya Aoki and Yu Iizuka vs. Minoru Tanaka.

More as it becomes available.

GLEAT “GLEAT Ver. 5” 1/8/23 Results

GLEAT ran the 5th installment of their signature GLEAT event series today, a combination of Lidet Entertainment’s two brands under the label-Lidet UWF hybrid wrestling/shootfights and G PROWRESTLING.

Today’s event was held at Osaka Prefectural Gym 2 in Osaka and will be available on demand on YouTube FOR FREE at a later date (TBA but based on past GLEAT events it probably would be in 1 week at the earliest).

The announced paid attendance was 502, a full house/near sellout. Vocal cheering was allowed, which is the first time GLEAT had such an event.

Match 1: Kaito Ishida won an 18 man G-Rumble battle royal, last eliminating Hayato Tamura. As a result, Ishida would face G-REX Champion El Lindaman for the title in the main event.

Lidet UWF Bouts (combination of wrestling & MMA-no pinfalls, no closed-fist punches or strikes to the back of the head, win by submission, KO or TKO [lose 5 points via rope escape, beating 10 count down, or penalties for rule violation; Tag Team matches only have one person in the ring at all times):
Match 2: Takanori Ito & Yu Iizuka beat Ryuya Takakura & Nasayoshi Miyabi (Just Tap Out) by submission. Iizuka beat Miyabi with an armbar.
Match 3: Yura Suzuki beat Maya Fukuda by submission.
Match 4: Seichi Ikemoto & Oji Shiba beat Hideki Sekine & Ryo Inoue by KO. Ikemoto beat Inoue with a high kick.

G PROWRESTLING matches:
Match 5: CIMA, T-Hawk, Jack Cartwheel & ? beat Soma Watanabe, Keiichi Sato, Septimo Dragon & Michiko Miyagi. Cartwheel pinned Sato after Jack Arrow.
Match 6: Kaz Hayashi beat Luigi Primo.
Match 7: BUSHI (New Japan Pro Wrestling) beat Jun Tonsho.
Match 8: Tomoaki Honma (New Japan Pro Wrestling) & Tetsuya Izuchi beat Minoru Tanaka & Issei Onitsuka. Izuchi pinned Onitsuka after Spin Break.
Match 9: Yutani, Gringo Loco & Hartley Jackson beat Hayato Tamura, Check Shimatani & Quiet Storm. Yutani pinned Shimatani after a vertical drop Death Valley Bomb.
Main Event: Kaito Ishida beat G-REX Champion El Lindaman to win the title. Ishida becomes the second G-REX Champion. Considering he was the first champion and had quite the record in defenses as this was the 8th for Lindaman, this qualifies as a definite upset. Afterwards, Ishida unveiled his new faction in GLEAT, BLACK GENERATION INTERNATIONAL, consisting of himself, Yutani, Jackson, Gringo Loco, Flamita and Pro Wrestling NOAH’s Kotaro Suzuki.

The next event is G PROWRESTLING Ver 42 -Origin- on 1/18 at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo. Broadcast plans TBA but if it is not streamed live then it should be available on demand on YouTube roughly 3 days after the event.

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