Fantastica Mania 2020

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Fantastica Mania 2020
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Poster for the tour
Promotion
Date
  • January 10, 2020 [1]
  • January 11, 2020 [1]
  • January 12, 2020 [1]
  • January 13, 2020 [1]
  • January 16, 2020 [1]
  • January 17, 2020 [1]
  • January 19, 2020 [1]
  • January 20, 2020 [1]
City
Venue
Attendance
  • 1,052 (Jan 10) [2]
  • 931 (Jan 11) [3]
  • 781 (Jan 12) [4]
  • 1,534 (Jan 13) [5]
  • 1,423 (Jan 16) [6]
  • 1,534 (Jan 17) [7]
  • 1,601 (Jan 19) [8]
  • 1,593 (Jan 20) [9]
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Fantastica Mania 2020 was a professional wrestling show tour, scripted and co-produced by the Japanese New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) promotion and the Mexican Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) promotion. The tour started on January 10 and ran until January 21, 2020, with shows taking place in Osaka, Ehime, Kyoto, Aichi, and four shows in Tokyo at Korakuen Hall.

Contents

The 2020 tour was the tenth year in a row that NJPW and CMLL has co-promoted shows in Japan under the Fantastica Mania name. With a total of eight shows, the tour tied the 2018 tour and the 2019 tour as the longest in Fantastica Mania history. Select events were shown on Fighting TV Samurai and TV Asahi, or live on NJPW World with subsequent video-on-demand options.

Background

The 2020 Fantastica Mania tour was the tenth year in a row where Japanese wrestling promotion New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) promoted a series of shows with their Mexican partner promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL). Due to the co-promotional nature of the shows, they rarely feature any development in ongoing NJPW or CMLL storylines, instead the shows generally focus on inter-promotional matches between CMLL and NJPW.

The 2020 tour included 8 shows, the same as the 2019 tour. Starting on Friday January 11 in Osaka at the Edion Arena Osaka, the show then runs through Ehime (January 12), Kyoto (January 13), Aichi (January 16) and four shows in Tokyo at the Korakuen Hall (January 17, 19, 20 and 21). [1] The shows from Korakuen Hall were streamed live on NJPW World.

Storylines

Each of the 2020 Fantastica Mania shows features a number of professional wrestling matches scripted by CMLL and NJPW with some wrestlers involved in scripted feuds. Wrestlers portray either heels (referred to as rudos in Mexico, those that play the part of the "bad guys") or faces (técnicos in Mexico, the "good guy" characters) as they perform. [10]

The CMLL participants for the 2020 tour were announced on October 16, 2019, and included: [11]

Barbaro Cavernario during the 2017 Fantastica Mania tour. Barbaro Cavernario.jpg
Bárbaro Cavernario during the 2017 Fantastica Mania tour.
Rank# of toursShow(s)
Ángel de Oro 3 2019 [12] 2018 [13] 2015 [14]
Audaz 1 2019 [12]
Bárbaro Cavernario 5 2019 [12] 2018 [13] 2017 [15] 2016 [16] 2015 [14]
Carístico 2 2019 [12] 2011 [17]
Negro Casas 0 
El Cuatrero 2 2019 [12] 2018 [13]
Dulce Gardenia 0 
Euforia 2 2017 [15] 2013 [18]
Forastero 1 2019 [12]
Flyer 1 2019 [12]
Fuego 3 2018 [13] 2016 [16] 2014 [19]
Guerrero Maya Jr. 1 2016 [16]
Luciferno 0 
Niebla Roja 2 2018 [13] 2014 [19]
Okumura 9 2019 [12] 2018 [13] 2017 [15] 2016 [16] 2015 [14] 2014 [19] 2013 [18] 2012 [20] 2011 [17]
Sansón 2 2019 [12] 2018 [13]
Soberano Jr. 3 2019 [12] 2018 [13] 2017 [15]
Stuka Jr. 4 2017 [15] 2016 [16] 2015 [14] 2014 [19]
Tiger 0 
Titán 5 2019 [12] 2017 [15] 2016 [16] 2014 [19] 2013 [18]
Último Guerrero 6 2019 [12] 2018 [13] 2017 [15] 2016 [16] 2015 [14] 2014 [19]

The 2020 tour marked the Fantasticamania debut for CMLL wrestlers Negro Casas, Dulce Gardenia, Lucifierno and Tiger. Casas was originally scheduled for the 2018 tour but had to miss it due to injury. For the first time in six years neither Volador Jr. nor Místico participated in the tour. [11] Okumura is the only wrestler to participate in every Fantastica Mania tour, in part because of his role of liaison and translator for those that only speak Spanish on the CMLL contingent. Okumura and Carístico are the only two 2020 participants who were also on the first tour, at the time Carístico was known as "Místico". [17]

Results

January 10

Retired wrestler Jushin Thunder Liger and NJPW chairman Naoki Sugabayashi joined the regular commentary team for the NJPW World broadcast of the event. [21] Before the main event, Sugabayashi presenented OKUMURA with a plaque, commemorating his 25 professional wrestling anniversary. [21]

No.Results [2] [21] [22] StipulationsTimes
1 Ryusuke Taguchi and Fuego defeated Suzuki-Gun (Douki and Yoshinobu Kanemaru) Tag Team match 08:00
2 Namajague, Luciferno and Euforia defeated Yuya Uemura, Guerrero Maya Jr. and Audaz Six-man tag team match 08:34
3 Flyer and Soberano Jr. defeated Tiger and Negro Casas Tag team match 06:30
4 Titán, Niebla Roja and Ángel de Oro defeated Forastero, El Cuatrero and Sansón Six-man tag team match 10:10
5 Los Ingobernables de Japón (Bushi, Hiromu Takahashi and Tetsuya Naito) defeated Yota Tsuji, Hiroshi Tanahashi and Dulce Gardenia Six-man tag team match 10:08
6 OKUMURA, Bárbaro Cavernario and Último Guerrero defeated Stuka Jr., Carístico and Satoshi Kojima Six-man tag team match - Okumura 25th anniversary match11:30

January 11

No.Results [3] StipulationsTimes
1 Guerrero Maya Jr. and Yota Tsuji defeated Suzuki-Gun (Yoshinobu Kanemaru and DOUKI) Tag Team match 10:26
2 Fuego and Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Luciferno and Tiger Tag Team match 06:58
3 Namajague, Negro Casas, and OKUMURA defeated Audaz, Fluer, and Stuka Jr. Six-man tag team match 11:13
4 Ángel de Oro, Niebla Roja, and Titán defeated Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón, El Cuatrero, and Forastero) Six-man tag team match 13:10
5 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Hiromu Takahashi, and BUSHI) defeated Dulce Gardenia, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Yuya Uemura Six-man tag team match 12:18
6 Los Guerreros Lagunero (Euforia and Último Guerrero) defeated Carístico, Satoshi Kojima, and Soberano Jr. vs. Bárbaro Cavernario Six-man tag team match 11:10

January 12

No.Results [4] Stipulations
1 Audaz and Yuya Uemura defeated Suzuki-Gun (Yoshinobu Kanemaru and DOUKI) Tag Team match
2 Luciferno and Namajague defeated Fuego and Ryusuke Taguchi Tag Team match
3 Negro Casas, OKUMURA, and Tiger defeated Guerrero Maya Jr., Soberano Jr., and Stuka Jr. Six-man tag team match
4Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón, El Cuatrero, and Forastero) defeated Ángel de Oro, Niebla Roja, and Titán Six-man tag team match
5 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Hiromu Takahashi, and BUSHI) defeated Dulce Gardenia, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Yota Tsuji Six-man tag team match
6 Bárbaro Cavernario and Los Guerreros Lagunero (Euforia and Último Guerrero) defeated Carístico, Satoshi Kojima, and Soberano Jr. Six-man tag team match

January 13

No.Results [5] [23] StipulationsTimes
1 Guerrero Maya Jr. and Yota Tsuji defeated Suzuki-Gun (DOUKI and Namajague) Tag Team match 09:16
2 Luciferno and Tiger defeated Fuego and Ryusuke Taguchi Tag Team match 09:02
3 Audaz, Flyer, and Stuka Jr. defeated Yoshinobu Kanemaru, Negro Casas, and OKUMURA Six-man tag team match 07:54
4Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón, El Cuatrero, and Forastero) defeated Ángel de Oro, Niebla Roja, and Titán Six-man tag team match 10:52
5 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Hiromu Takahashi, and BUSHI) defeated Dulce Gardenia, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Yuya Uemura Six-man tag team match 12:43
6 Carístico, Satoshi Kojima, and Soberano Jr. defeated Bárbaro Cavernario and Los Guerreros Lagunero (Euforia and Último Guerrero) Six-man tag team match 13:01

January 16

No.Results [6] StipulationsTimes
1 Fuego and Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Suzuki-Gun (Namajague and DOUKI) Tag Team match 07:22
2 Audaz and Guerrero Maya Jr. defeated Luciferno and Yoshinobu Kanemaru Tag Team match 10:18
3 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Shingo Takagi, and BUSHI) defeated Flyer, Dulce Gardenia, and Hiroshi Tanahashi Six-man tag team match 11:01
4 Forastero and OKUMURA defeated Titán and Stuka Jr. Tag Team match 09:06
5 Último Guerrero and Bárbaro Cavernario defeated Satoshi Kojima and Carístico Tag Team match 13:03
6Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón and El Cuatrero) defeated Euforia and Soberano Jr. CMLL Family Tag Tournament first round match09:30
7Los Hermanos Chavez (Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja) defeated Dinastia Casas (Negro Casas and Tiger)CMLL Family Tag Tournament first round match12:55

January 17

No.Results [7] StipulationsTimes
1 Fuego and Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Luciferno and DOUKI Tag Team match 07:58
2 OKUMURA and Suzuki-Gun (Namajague and Yoshinobu Kanemaru) defeated Stuka Jr., Flyer, and Guerrero Maya Jr. Six-man tag team match 09:41
3 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Shingo Takagi, and BUSHI) defeated Audaz, Dulce Gardenia, and Hiroshi Tanahashi Six-man tag team match 10:44
4 Titán defeated Forastero Singles match 13:20
5 Satoshi Kojima and Carístico defeated Último Guerrero and Bárbaro Cavernario Tag Team match 11:45
6 Euforia and Soberano Jr. defeated Dinastia Casas (Negro Casas and Tiger)CMLL Family Tag Tournament third place match08:41
7Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón and El Cuatrero) defeated Los Hermanos Chavez (Ángel de Oro and Niebla Roja)CMLL Family Tag Tournament final12:21

January 19

No.Results [8] [24] StipulationsTimes
1 Luciferno and Namajague defeated Audaz and Yota Tsuji Tag Team match 07:45
2 Soberano Jr., Flyer, and Guerrero Maya Jr. defeated Tiger and Suzuki-Gun (Yoshinobu Kanemaru and DOUKI) Six-man tag team match 07:30
3 Ángel de Oro, Niebla Roja, and Titán defeated Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón, El Cuatrero, and Forastero) Six-man tag team match 12:26
4 Stuka Jr. (c) defeated OKUMURA Singles match for the NWA World Historic Light Heavyweight Championship 10:24
5 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Shingo Takagi, and BUSHI) defeated Dulce Gardenia, Fuego, and Ryusuke Taguchi Six-man tag team match 12:03
6 Último Guerrero (c) defeated Satoshi Kojima Singles match for the CMLL World Heavyweight Championship 13:18
7 Carístico, Hiroshi Tanahashi and Tiger Mask defeated Negro Casas, Euforia and Bárbaro Cavernario Six-man tag team match - Black Cat memorial match11:31
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match

January 20

No.Results [9] StipulationsTimes
1 Fuego and Ryusuke Taguchi defeated Suzuki-Gun (Yoshinobu Kanemaru and DOUKI) Tag Team match 07:12
2 Tiger Mask defeated Tiger Singles match 06:54
3 Flyer, Audaz, and Guerrero Maya Jr. defeated Euforia, Luciferno, and Namajague Six-man tag team match 08:02
4 Los Ingobernables de Japón (EVIL, Shingo Takagi, and BUSHI) defeated Dulce Gardenia, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Yuya Uemura Six-man tag team match 11:30
5 Último Guerrero, Negro Casas and OKUMURA defeated Satoshi Kojima, Soberano Jr. and Stuka Jr. Six-man tag team match 10:48
6Nueva Generacion Dinamitas (Sansón, El Cuatrero and Forastero) (c) defeated Ángel de Oro, Niebla Roja and Titán Six-man tag team match for the Mexican National Trios Championship 14:30
7 Carístico (c) defeated Bárbaro Cavernario Singles match for the NWA World Historic Middleweight Championship 16:06
(c) – the champion(s) heading into the match

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