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((Short description|Professional wrestling event in Japan))
((more citations needed|date=November 2009))
The '''Ikki Kajiwara Memorial Show''' was a Japanese [[professional wrestling]] event held in 1988, and again in 1997, in memory of [[author]] and [[manga|manga writer]] [[Ikki Kajiwara]]. Although Kajiwara was not directly connected to [[puroesu|puroresu wrestling]], he is credited with having created the ''[[Tiger Mask]]'' character, which has been a [[Tiger Mask#Professional wrestling|popular masked wrestler]] portrayed by four different Japanese wrestlers in [[All-Japan Pro Wrestling]] and [[New Japan Pro-Wrestling]] since the early 1980s.<ref name="PWH1">((cite web |url=http://www.prowrestlinghistory.com/supercards/japan/misc/misc.html#kajiwara |title=Ikki Kajiwara Memorial |author= |authorlink= |date= |year= |format= |work=Misc. Events |publisher=ProWrestlingHistory.com |pages= |language= |quote= ))</ref>

The original show was held at [[Budokan Hall]] in [[Tokyo, Japan]], on April 2, 1988, and featured wrestlers from All-Japan Pro Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling and the [[joshi|joshi wrestling]] promotion Japan Women's Pro Wrestling as well as [[boxing]], [[judo]], [[karate]] and [[shoot fighting]] [[exhibition match]]es. The main event featured [[Mitsuharu Misawa|Tiger Mask II]] and [[Giant Baba]] defeating [[Abdullah the Butcher]] and George Skaaland in a [[tag team|tag team match]]. On the undercard, [[Masa Fuchi]] successfully defended the PWF Junior Heavyweight Championship against [[Kenta Kobashi]].<ref name="PWH1"/>

A second show was held nine years later and held at Tokyo's [[Sumo Hall]] on October 12, 1997, attended by 4,000 fans. Like the 1988 show, this was also held as an interpromotional event and had involvement from several major wrestling promotion in Japan at the time. These included, aside from AJPW and NJPW, Kitao Dojo, [[Ladies Legend Pro-Wrestling]], [[Michinoku Pro]], [[Professional Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi]] and [[WAR (wrestling promotion)|Wrestle Association R]]. In the semi-main events, Team WAR ([[Genichiro Tenryu]] & [[Isao Takagi|Arashi]]) defeated Team Kitao Dojo ([[Koji Kitao]] & [[Maasaki Mochizuki]]) while PWFG's [[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] and [[Satoru Sayama|Super Tiger]], NJPW's original Tiger Mask, fought to a no-contest with [[Antonio Inoki]] as the special guest referee. On the undercard, [[Tiger Mask I]] & [[Tiger Mask IV]] faced [[Yoshinobu Kanemaru|Tiger Mask II]] & [[Tiger Mask III]] in a tag team match which ended when Tiger Mask I pinned Tiger Mask III. [[Mitsuharu Misawa]], the actual wrestler who portrayed Tiger Mask II, was unable to attend the event and [[Yoshinobu Kanemaru]] wrestled in his place. The match was officiated by Michinoku Pro's [[The Great Sasuke]] as a special guest referee.<ref name="PWH2">((cite web |url=http://www.prowrestlinghistory.com/supercards/japan/misc/misc.html#kajiwara97 |title=Ikki Kajiwara Memorial 1997 |author= |authorlink= |date= |year= |format= |work=Misc. Events |publisher=ProWrestlingHistory.com |pages= |language= |quote= ))</ref>

==Show results==
===1997 Ikki Kajiwara Memorial Show===
'''October 12, 1997, in [[Tokyo, Japan]] ([[Sumo Hall]])'''
((Pro Wrestling results table
|results=<ref name="PWH2"/>
|times=

|match1=Yasha Kurenai & Carol Midori defeated Eagle Sawai & Michiko Nagashima
|stip1=Tag team match (LLPW)
|time1=

|match2=Kamikaze vs. Noguchi ended in a time-limit draw
|stip2=Singles match
|time2=

|match3=Kenichi Sato defeated Kyoko Gooseriver
|stip3=Singles match
|time3=

|match4=[[Satoru Sayama|Tiger Mask I]] & [[Tiger Mask IV]] defeated [[Yoshinobu Kanemaru|Tiger Mask II]] & [[Tiger Mask III]] when Tiger I pinned Tiger III. 
|stip4=Tag team match (AJPW/NWPW/Michinoku Pro) [[The Great Sasuke]] special guest referee.
|time4=12:08

|match5=Team WAR ([[Genichiro Tenryu]] & [[Isao Takagi|Arashi]]) defeated Team Kitao Dojo ([[Koji Kitao]] & [[Maasaki Mochizuki]])
|stip5=Tag team match (Kitao Dojo/WAR)
|time5=

|match6=[[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] vs. [[Satoru Sayama|Super Tiger]] (Tiger Mask I) ended in a no-contest
|stip6=Singles match. [[Antonio Inoki]] special guest referee.
|time6=

))

===1988 Ikki Kajiwara Memorial Show===
'''April 2, 1988, in [[Tokyo, Japan]] ([[Budokan Hall]])'''
((Pro Wrestling results table
|results=<ref name="PWH1"/>
|times=

|match1=[[Harley Saito]] defeated [[Miss A (wrestler)|Miss A]]
|stip1=Singles match (JWP)
|time1=

|match2=Rumi Kazama defeated Cutie Suzuki
|stip2=Singles match (JWP)
|time2=

|match3=[[Yoshiaki Fujiwara]] vs. Ismael Changani ended in a time-limit draw
|stip3="wrestler vs. kickboxer" match (NJPW)
|time3=

|match4=[[Masa Fuchi]] (c) defeated [[Kenta Kobashi]]
|stip4=Singles match for the PWF World Junior Heavyweight Championship
|time4=

|match5=[[Giant Baba]] & [[Tiger Mask II]] defeated [[Abdullah the Butcher]] & George Skaaland
|stip5=Tag team match (AJPW)
|time5=
))

==References==
((Reflist))

[[Category:1997 in professional wrestling]]
[[Category:1998 in professional wrestling]]
[[Category:Professional wrestling memorial shows]]
[[Category:Professional wrestling in Tokyo]]

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