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Xceed (professional wrestling)

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Professional wrestling stable
Professional wrestling stable
Xceed
Stable
MembersAtsushi Aoki
Go Shiozaki
Kotaro Suzuki
Kenso
Kento Miyahara
Yohei Nakajima
NameXceed
DebutNovember 18, 2013
DisbandedNovember 16, 2015

Xceed was aprofessional wrestling stable inAll Japan Pro Wrestling and led byGo Shiozaki. The name "Xceed" means "surpass", "transcend", as well as a play on the original word "Exceed".[1]

History

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2013

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On October 23,Go Shiozaki quit theBurning stable and decided to go on his own. On November 18, Shiozaki announced the formation of his new stable: Xceed and thatKenso was the first member.[1] The group made their in-ring debut on the first day of theRoyal Road Renaissancetour on November 21 with Shiozaki and Kenso teaming up againstD-Lo Brown andBambi Killer. The debut would end in disaster when the team lost after Kenso refused to tag in and betrayed Shiozaki by announcing he was with Brown and Bambi Killer all along. Following the match,Kento Miyahara,Kotaro Suzuki, andAtsushi Aoki came out to save Shiozaki.[2] Following the event, Miyahara, Suzuki, and Aoki officially joined Xceed. For the remainder of the tour, Xceed would feud with Kenso's new stable, now calledDark Kingdom, with the two stable exchanging wins. From November to December, Xceed would enter the 2013World's Strongest Tag Determination League with Shiozaki and Miyahara forming one team while Suzuki and Aoki would form another. Ultimately, Suzuki and Aoki finished last place with 2 points by only defeatingJun Akiyama andTakao Omori. Shiozaki and Miyahara would fare better by making it to the finals but lost to theWorld Tag Team ChampionsSuwama andJoe Doering[3]

2014

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On January 2, Miyahara officially joined All Japan and defeatedHikaru Sato. At the same show, Shiozaki would gain revenge by defeating Kenso in a one-on-one match. Aoki would challengeUltimo Dragon for theWorld Junior Heavyweight Championship but came up short. In the main event, Suzuki and Miyahara entered the New Year's Battle Royal but lost to Takao Omori.[4] On January 26, Suzuki and Aoki lost theAll Asia Tag Team Championship to former Burning teammates Jun Akiyama andYoshinobu Kanemaru.[5] In February, Shiozaki began pursuing theTriple Crown Heavyweight Championship while Suzuki and Aoki entered the2014 Jr. Battle of Glory tournament. On February 5, Shiozaki scored a pinfall over triple crown championAkebono in a tag team match. On the same show, Aoki announced his departure from Xceed and decided to go on his own.[6] On February 16, Suzuki won the Jr. Battle of Glory by defeatingMasaaki Mochizuki in the finals and earned a junior heavyweight title shot. On February 23 atOkinawa Impact Vol. 1, Miyahara defeated Takao Omori but the stable were unable to win any titles as Suzuki failed to win the junior heavyweight title against Ultimo Dragon while Shiozaki was unable to wrestle the triple crown from Akebono.[7] In March, Miyahara challenged Akebono for the Triple Crown and received a shot on March 18, but he too, fell to Akebono.

In April, Shiozaki and Miyahara entered the 2014Champion Carnival but neither won. Miyahara would place 5th in Block A with 2 points and his only win being overOsamu Nishimura. Shiozaki finished in 3rd place in Block B with 7 points but was unable to finish the tournament when he suffered a broken thumb and had to withdraw from the final day.[8] In May, Xceed got two title shots. On May 15, Suzuki and Miyahara challenged Team Dream Future for the All Asia Tag Team Titles but lost. The following day, Suzuki bounced back by defeatingSushi for theGaora TV Championship. In June, the group had a quiet month with the only highlights being Suzuki's title defenses. During the JuneDynamite Tour, Suzuki would make two successful title defenses of his TV Championship. He defeated Sushi in a rematch on June 15 andMenso-re Oyaji on June 30. Oyaji joined Xceed under his real name Yohei Nakajima on July 27. On September 28, Shiozaki defeated Suwama in the finals to win the2014 Ōdō Tournament and earn another shot at the Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship.

2015

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On January 3, 2015, Shiozaki defeated Joe Doering to win the Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship for the first time. Earlier in the event, Miyahara and Suzuki lost the All Asia Tag Team Championship to Dark Kingdom representativesMitsuya Nagai andTakeshi Minamino. On March 27, Kotaro Suzuki defeated Atsushi Aoki to win the World Junior Heavyweight Championship. On May 6, Shiozaki and Miyahara defeated Akebono andYutaka Yoshie to win the World Tag Team Championship.[9] On May 21, Shiozaki lost the Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship to Akebono in his third defense.[10] On August 16, Nakajima defeated Billyken Kid to win the vacant Gaora TV Championship.[11] On September 28, Shiozaki announced his resignation from AJPW, which led to him and Miyahara vacating the World Tag Team Championship.[12] He wrestled his final AJPW match on October 4.[13] On November 16, Xceed was disbanded, when Kotaro Suzuki also announced his departure from AJPW.[14]

Championships and accomplishments

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See also

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References

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  1. ^ab"Puroresu Spirit ~ Keeping the Spirit Alive".
  2. ^"All Japan results for November 21, 2013".
  3. ^"Real World Tag League 2013 (30.11.2013 bis 08.12.2013)" (in German). Retrieved2023-09-09.
  4. ^"AJPW [first show of 2014 - World Jr: Ultimo Dragon vs Atsushi Aoki] results for January 2, 2014".
  5. ^"AJPW [Asia Tag: Kotaro/Aoki vs Akiyama/Kanemaru] results for January 26, 2014".
  6. ^"AJPW [Jr BATTLE OF GLORY Day 1] results for February 5, 2014".
  7. ^"All Japan Pro-Wrestling Results: 2014" (in German). Retrieved2023-09-09.
  8. ^"Puroresu Spirit ~ Keeping the Spirit Alive".
  9. ^ab【5.6】 2015 スーパーパワーシリーズ 開幕戦・後楽園大会.All Japan Pro Wrestling (in Japanese). 2015-05-06. Retrieved2015-05-06.[permanent dead link]
  10. ^【5.21】 2015 スーパーパワーシリーズ 最終戦・後楽園大会.All Japan Pro Wrestling (in Japanese). 2015-05-21. Retrieved2015-05-21.[permanent dead link]
  11. ^"【8.16】 2015サマーエクスプロージョン 神戸大会".All Japan Pro Wrestling (in Japanese). 2015-08-17. Retrieved2015-08-17.[permanent dead link]
  12. ^潮崎、全日本退団を電撃表明 世界タッグは返上.Daily Sports Online (in Japanese).Kobe Shimbun. 2015-09-28. Retrieved2015-09-28.
  13. ^全日退団 潮﨑狙うはIWGP.Tokyo Sports (in Japanese). 2015-10-05. Archived fromthe original on 2016-03-05. Retrieved2015-10-05.
  14. ^鈴木鼓太郎選手退団について.All Japan Pro Wrestling (in Japanese). 2015-11-16. Archived fromthe original on 2015-11-21. Retrieved2015-11-20.
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