Lyger to wrestle for KAGEKI on 11/10

[ElGringo]

Jushin Lyger will be working Pro Wrestling KAGEKI's 11/10 Club BA-COO show, facing company boss and top star, Azteca, in a singles match.

Azteca recently worked a New Japan vs. KAGEKI six man tag on the G1 Climax tour, and previously teamed with Lyger against El Samurai and Tiger Mask IV on the Summer Fight Series; this will be Lyger's first indie match since MPro's anniversary show.

[Hijo de Carlos]

What is Pro Wrestling KAGEKI? Is it just a small-time indy?

[ElGringo]

Yes, it's just a small independent promotion that mainly runs shows in bars; Azteca, the guy who runs it, is friendly with Delfin, and so KAGEKI guys sometimes pop up on Osaka Pro shows, but that's about the only exposure it gets.

[Peru-Yakuza]

It's centered around the southern city of Fukuoka (Fukuoka in ancient times was called Hakata, so they named its main title the Hakata light heavyweight title).

[Calum Macbeth]

I'd like to know if KA*GEKI has a website. The link provided here at puroresu.com doesn't seem to work.

I met Asian Cooger (odd spelling, eh?) when he came through NWA-ECCW here. He was wearing a KA*GEKI T-shirt. Unfortunately, his English is a bit lacking, so I couldn't ask him much about it. Anyone familiar with his work?

Calum Macbeth

[Peru-Yakuza]

Here's Kageki's new site:
http://www1.odn.ne.jp/~cii78590/

Asian Cougar is listed as a free agent and not a member of Kageki or any other promotion.

[ElGringo]

He works for a ton of differant companies: IWA-J, DDT and Pro Wrestling Nightmare (Motegi's sleaze fed) are his main ports of call, although he's booked for upcoming WMF shows; I like him a lot.

[Peru-Yakuza]

Motegi is no longer affiliated with Pro Wrestling Nightmare. The one running the show now is Shigeo Kato. Motegi is a freelancer.