NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 29 Results: Robbie Eagles [4] Defeats DOUKI [2], El Lindaman [4] Defeats TJP [2] (05/22)

Robbie Eagles & DOUKI are sitting at a comfortable two points each, but both have a chance to push forward to four points. However, Eagles is coming into this one with a perfect 3-0 record in singles matches against DOUKI, always able to keep one step ahead of the ever improving heel. DOUKI was able to start his run with a win for once – and looks to get his best run in BOSJ yet as things heat up.

DOUKI Is Determined To Finally Defeat Robbie Eagles

Eagles would have the fan support as this match began, before a lock up in the middle of the ring. DOUKI would get taken down, but the Ron Miller Special could not be applied. Eagles would be almost hit with Suplex De La Luna, but DOUKI couldn’t hit his finish. DOUKI was rushed down to the floor, and Eagles teased a dive to the floor.

Eagles was lured out of the ring, and nailed with a suicide dive into a DDT to the floor. A chinlock was applied in the ring, with Eagles able to fight free. Some hard kicks would land on DOUKI, before Eagles would miss the running elbow strike. DOUKI took a basement dropkick and a short range cutter.

Eagles would hit a double knee strike into the corner, before a 619 to the knee and another knee strike. Standing Sliced Bread would get a near fall, before DOUKI would block a 450 Splash into the DOUKI CHOKEY. Eagles would get free, before being dumped on his head with Daybreak DDT.

He’d be able to kick out, and hit the springboard dropkick to the knee. Eagles would nail Turbo Backpack, but didn’t get the pinfall. DOUKI avoided a kick, but was trapped into the Ron Miller Special. He had no choice but to tap out, and Robbie Eagles remains perfect against DOUKI – and moves to four points in the tournament.

El Lindaman Survives The Assault Of TJP

Both El Lindaman & TJP are still being looked at as potential block winners even with only two points on the third day of action. One will have a chance to push to four points tonight, as they meet in a first time ever singles match. Add in a successful defence as G-REX Champion for Lindaman however, and TJP not wrestling undercard tag team matches – it’s clear who is in better shape coming into this match.

TJP would start fast, taking Lindaman down to the mat with a headscissor takedown. Lindaman would fight out, and trapped TJP in the ropes before a neckbreaker. TJP would get the legs of Lindaman trapped on the mat before hitting some quick leg snaps and applying the Muta Lock.

Lindaman got the ropes, but danger was growing as TJP worked away on the limbs of Lindaman. Springboard would be caught by Lindaman, who chucked TJP with an Exploder Suplex, before a dive over the top rope onto TJP.

Back in the ring, TJP used his speed for a DDT and a Final Cut for a two count. Lindaman shot back with a heavy dropkick, before looking for the Snap German Suplex. TJP quickly moved into an STF, before Lindaman got too close to the ropes. He’d move into the armbar, before Lindaman powered up and hit the Bridging high-angle German suplex for the win!

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