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Super J-Cup (2019)

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Super J-Cup: 7th Stage

Tournament winnerEl Phantasmo
VenueAugust 22:
Masonic Temple Building-Temple Theater
August 24:
San Francisco State University Student Life Events Center
August 25:
Walter Pyramid
LocationAugust 22:
Tacoma, Washington
August 24:
San Francisco,California
August 25:
Long Beach, California
Start dateAugust 22, 2019 (2019-08-22)
End dateAugust 25, 2019 (2019-08-25)
Champion
El Phantasmo

Super J-Cup: 7th Stage was the seventhSuper J-Cupprofessional wrestlingsingle-eliminationtournament produced byNew Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW). It was a three-night event taking place on August 22, 2019, August 24, 2019, and August 25, 2019. The first round took place on August 22 at theMasonic Temple Building-Temple Theater inTacoma, Washington. The second round took place on August 24 atSan Francisco State University's Student Life Events Center inSan Francisco,California. The semi-finals and final took place on August 25 atWalter Pyramid inLong Beach, California.[1][2] This was the first Super J-Cup tournament to be held outside Japan and contested in the United States.El Phantasmo won the tournament by defeatingDragon Lee in the tournament final.[3]

Production

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Background

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On June 10, 2019,Jushin Liger announced at a press conference inTokyo that the Super J-Cup would be returning after a three-year hiatus and he would be producing the event.[4] It was announced that the tournament would be held outside Japan for the first time as a three-night event in different venues in the United States as a global expansion of the event.[5] The dates announced for the event were August 22, August 24 and August 25, 2019. The venues were revealed to beMasonic Temple Building-Temple Theater inTacoma, Washington on August 22,San Francisco State University's Student Life Events Center inSan Francisco,California on August 24 andWalter Pyramid inLong Beach, California on August 25.[6]

Participants

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NJPW revealed the lineup of the 2019 Super J-Cup between July 26 and August 13,[7][8][9][10][11] with the first round match between Amazing Red and Will Ospreay, billed as a "dream match" scheduled to headline the first night of Super J-Cup on August 22.[12][13]

Name:Promotion:Group:Championship held:
Amazing RedNew Japan Pro-Wrestling–
BushiNew Japan Pro-WrestlingLos Ingobernables de Japon–
CarísticoConsejo Mundial de Lucha LibreNWA World Historic Middleweight Championship
Clark ConnorsNew Japan Pro-Wrestling–
Dragon LeeConsejo Mundial de Lucha LibreCMLL World Welterweight Championship
El PhantasmoNew Japan Pro-WrestlingBullet ClubIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship
RPW British Cruiserweight Championship
Jonathan GreshamRing of Honor–
Robbie EaglesNew Japan Pro-WrestlingChaos–
Rocky RomeroNew Japan Pro-WrestlingChaos–
Ryusuke TaguchiNew Japan Pro-WrestlingTaguchi JapanNEVER Openweight 6-Man Tag Team Championship
Soberano Jr.Consejo Mundial de Lucha LibreMexican National Welterweight Championship
ShoNew Japan Pro-WrestlingRoppongi 3K/Chaos–
Taiji IshimoriNew Japan Pro-WrestlingBullet ClubIWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship
TJPNew Japan Pro-Wrestling–
YohNew Japan Pro-WrestlingRoppongi 3K/Chaos–
Will OspreayNew Japan Pro-WrestlingIWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship

Non-tournament matches

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Aside from the tournament, Jushin Liger, who had planned to retire atWrestle Kingdom 14,[14] would not be entering the Super J-Cup but would be participating in non-tournament matches throughout the three-night event.[15]

Results

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Night 1 (August 22)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Jushin Liger andKarl Fredericks defeatedRen Narita andShota UminoTag team match7:30
2Soberano Jr. defeatedRocky Romero2019Super J-Cup first round11:04
3TJP defeatedClark Connors2019 Super J-Cup first round11:56
4Carístico defeatedBushi2019 Super J-Cup first round10:08
5Ryusuke Taguchi defeatedJonathan Gresham2019 Super J-Cup first round12:59
6El Phantasmo defeatedRobbie Eagles2019 Super J-Cup first round12:17
7Dragon Lee defeatedYoh2019 Super J-Cup first round18:51
8Sho defeatedTaiji Ishimori2019 Super J-Cup first round17:06
9Will Ospreay defeatedAmazing Red2019 Super J-Cup first round28:19
Night 2 (August 24)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Jonathan Gresham defeatedAlex CoughlinSingles match8:14
2Robbie Eagles defeatedClark ConnorsSingles match9:12
3Bushi defeatedShota UminoSingles match7:06
4Bullet Club (Gedo andTaiji Ishimori) defeatedKarl Fredericks andRen NaritaTag team match8:39
5Amazing Red andJushin Liger defeatedChaos (Rocky Romero andYoh)Tag team match12:51
6Carístico defeatedSoberano Jr.2019Super J-Cup quarter-final round8:30
7El Phantasmo defeatedTJP2019 Super J-Cup quarter-final round14:49
8Dragon Lee defeatedRyusuke Taguchi2019 Super J-Cup quarter-final round11:37
9Will Ospreay defeatedSho2019 Super J-Cup quarter-final round30:32
Night 3 (August 25)
No.ResultsStipulationsTimes
1Dragon Lee defeatedCarístico2019Super J-Cup semi-final round11:10
2El Phantasmo defeatedWill Ospreay2019 Super J-Cup semi-final round11:25
3Alex Coughlin defeatedShota UminoSingles match7:34
4Jonathan Gresham defeatedClark Connors by referee's decisionSingles match10:25
5Soberano Jr. defeatedRen NaritaSingles match6:55
6Juice Robinson defeatedKarl FredericksSingles match9:55
7Amazing Red,Jushin Liger,Ryusuke Taguchi andTJP defeatedChaos (Robbie Eagles,Rocky Romero, andRoppongi 3K (Sho andYoh))Eight-man tag team match14:17
8Bullet Club (Jay White andTaiji Ishimori) defeatedLos Ingobernables de Japon (Bushi andTetsuya Naito)Tag team match14:09
9El Phantasmo defeated Dragon Lee2019 Super J-Cup tournament final25:33

Tournament brackets

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First Round[16]Quarter-Finals[17]Semi-Finals[18]Final[19]
            
Will OspreayPin
Amazing Red28:19
Will OspreayPin
Sho30:32
ShoPin
Taiji Ishimori17:06
Will Ospreay11:25
El PhantasmoPin
Clark Connors11:56
TJPSub
TJP14:49
El PhantasmoPin
Robbie Eagles12:17
El PhantasmoPin
El PhantasmoPin
Dragon Lee25:33
Ryusuke TaguchiPin
Jonathan Gresham12:59
Ryusuke TaguchiPin
Dragon Lee11:37
Yoh18:51
Dragon LeePin
Dragon LeePin
Carístico11:10
CarísticoPin
Bushi10:08
CarísticoPin
Soberano Jr.8:30
Rocky Romero11:04
Soberano Jr.Pin

References

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  6. ^"Tickets for "SUPER J-CUP 2019" will be on sale on June 24th!!".New Japan Pro-Wrestling. June 21, 2019. Retrieved12 July 2023.
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  16. ^Bryan Rose (August 23, 2019)."NJPW Super J-Cup night one results: Will Ospreay vs. Amazing Red".WON / F4W. Retrieved12 July 2023.
  17. ^Jeremy Lambert (August 25, 2019)."NJPW Super J-Cup Night Two Results (8/24): Ospreay vs. SHO, Liger Teams With Amazing Red".Fightful. Retrieved12 July 2023.
  18. ^Joseph Currier (August 25, 2019)."NJPW reveals full card for Super J-Cup finals".WON / F4W. Retrieved12 July 2023.
  19. ^Bryan Rose (August 26, 2019)."NJPW Super J-Cup night three results: Semifinals and finals".WON / F4W. Retrieved12 July 2023.
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