All Star Junior Festival 2023

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All Star Junior Festival 2023
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Promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling
DateMarch 1, 2023
City Tokyo, Japan
Venue Korakuen Hall
Attendance1,381 [1]
Tagline(s)Junior Dream Festival [2]
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All Star Junior Festival 2023 was an interpromotional professional wrestling pay-per-view event organized by New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW). It was held on March 1, 2023 at Korakuen Hall in Bunkyo, Tokyo, Japan. The event, which was produced by NJPW wrestler Hiromu Takahashi, featured the participation of junior heavyweight wrestlers from over 20 different promotions from around the world.

Contents

In the main event, NJPW's Master Wato defeated All Japan Pro Wrestling's Atsuki Aoyagi. In other prominent matches, Taiji Ishimori defeated Soberano Jr., Shun Skywalker, Ninja Mack, and Yo-Hey in a five-way match and Hiromu Takahashi teamed with Fujita "Jr." Hayato and Amakusa to defeat Hayata, Yamato, and Kazuki Hashimoto.

Production

Background

On January 23, 2023, New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) officially announced the All Star Junior Festival. [3] [4] The event is produced by NJPW's Hiromu Takahashi and features junior heavyweight wrestlers from over 20 different Japanese and international promotions. [3] [5]

Participating promotions

As part of the event's publicity efforts, participants were announced each day throughout the month of February by their respective promotion on Twitter.

RepresentativePromotionRef.
Chicharito Shoki Active Advance Pro Wrestling [6]
Atsuki Aoyagi All Japan Pro Wrestling [7]
Black Menso-re [8]
Kazuki Hashimoto Big Japan Pro Wrestling [9]
Kota Sekifuda [10]
Atlantis Jr. Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre [11]
Soberano Jr. [12]
Místico [13]
Volador Jr. [14]
Mao DDT Pro-Wrestling [15]
Yuki Ueno [16]
Leona Dradition [17]
Dragon Kid Dragongate [18]
Shun Skywalker [19]
Yamato [20]
Yumehito Imanari Ganbare☆Pro-Wrestling [21]
El Lindaman Gleat [22]
Minoru Tanaka [23]
Batten×Burabura Kyushu Pro-Wrestling [24]
Fujita "Jr." Hayato Michinoku Pro Wrestling [25]
Musashi [26]
The Great Sasuke [27]
Bushi New Japan Pro-Wrestling [28]
Douki [29]
El Desperado [30]
Hiromu Takahashi [31]
Master Wato [32]
Ryusuke Taguchi [33]
Sho [34]
Taiji Ishimori [35]
Yoshinobu Kanemaru [36]
Billyken Kid Osaka Pro Wrestling [37]
Tigers Mask [38]
Hikaru Sato Pancrase Mission [39]
Isami Kodaka Pro-Wrestling Basara [40]
Jun Kasai Pro Wrestling Freedoms [41]
Alejandro Pro Wrestling Noah [42]
Amakusa [43]
Hayata [44]
Ninja Mack [45]
Yo-Hey [46]
Hanaoka Pro-Wrestling Secret Base [47]
Shoki Kitamura Pro Wrestling Zero1 [48]
Taka Michinoku Professional Wrestling Just Tap Out [49]
Gurukun Mask Ryukyu Dragon Pro-Wrestling [50]
Onryo Wrestling of Darkness 666 [51]
Tatsuhito Takaiwa Freelancer [52]

Storylines

All Star Junior Festival 2023 featured ten professional wrestling matches that involved different wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds and storylines. Wrestlers portrayed villains, heroes, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that built tension and culminated in a wrestling match. [53]

Results

No.Results [54] StipulationsTimes [1]
1P Yoh, Soma Watanabe, and Kazuma Sumi defeated Fuminori Abe, Ryo Hoshino, and Akira Jumonji Six-man tag team match 10:35
2 Hiromu Takahashi, Fujita "Jr." Hayato, and Amakusa defeated Hayata, Yamato, and Kazuki Hashimoto Six-man tag team match 8:52
3 Isami Kodaka and Mao defeated Sho and Onryo (with Ram Kaicho) Tag team match 9:43
4 Tatsuhito Takaiwa, Yoshinobu Kanemaru, Jun Kasai, Minoru Tanaka, and Taka Michinoku defeated Musashi, Shoki Kitamura, Leona, Chicharito Shoki, and Kota Sekifuda Ten-man tag team match 10:28
5 Ryusuke Taguchi, Hikaru Sato, and Yumehito Imanari defeated The Great Sasuke, Tigers Mask, and Batten×Burabura (with Taro Nohashi) Six-man tag team match 7:29
6 El Desperado and Volador Jr. defeated El Lindaman and Yuki Ueno and Los Japoneses Del Mal (Douki and Hanaoka) Three-way tag team match
This match was held under Lucha Libre rules.		10:34
7 Místico, Billyken Kid, Alejandro, and Gurukun Mask (with Teelan Shisa) defeated Dragon Kid, Bushi, Atlantis Jr., and Black Menso-re Eight-man tag team match 11:29
8 Cima defeated Kazuki Hirata Singles match 7:16
9 Taiji Ishimori defeated Soberano Jr., Shun Skywalker, Ninja Mack, and Yo-Hey Five-way match 9:38
10 Master Wato defeated Atsuki Aoyagi Singles match 14:24
P – the match was broadcast on the pre-show

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  54. ↑ "March 1 (Wed) "ALL STAR Jr FESTIVAL" card is decided! The order of matches will be announced at the entrance! Hiromu & AMAKUSA & Fujita clash with YAMATO & HAYATA & Hashimoto! Wato goes one on one with Aoyagi! Desperado & Volador, DOUKI & HANAOKA, Ueno & Lindaman in a tag team 3-way match! Ishimori goes for a gorgeous 5-way match! Go for it! Shinjiro Otani 10-man tag team also coming up!" 【3月1日(水)『ALL STAR Jr FESTIVAL』カード決定！ ※試合順は入場時に発表！】ヒロム＆AMAKUSA＆フジタがYAMATO＆HAYATA＆橋本と激突!! ワトが青柳と一騎打ち！ デスペラード＆ボラドール、DOUKI＆HANAOKA、上野＆リンダマンがタッグ3WAY戦！ 石森が豪華5WAY戦に出陣！ がんばれ！大谷晋二郎10人タッグも実現!!. New Japan Pro-Wrestling (in Japanese). February 25, 2023. Retrieved February 25, 2023.
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