I know Oz Academy started out as a stable, but I think by this time they were putting on their own shows.
This video is a little different from the others as in it is basically a beat down.
Oh there are some cool MMA style moves in it, and submission holds that would make a WWE Diva or TNA Knockout (well not all of them) submit in about 30 seconds.
But it's pretty much just a one sided attack.
First up you have Hiren.
Hiren (Yurie Kaneko) was born on January 16th, 1986 in Katsushika City, Tokyo, Japan and made her pro wrestling debut on July 9th, 2006, wrestling Mariko Yoshida.
And her opponent Tomoko Nakagawa.
She was born on September 29th, 1981, in Asahikawa Hokkaido, Japan and made her pro wrestling debut on January 23rd, 2005 with Yuu Yamagata against TAKA Michinoku and Ryota Chikuzen.
Hiren immediately takes control, as her corner people attack Tomoko and really work over her leg, like old school nWo.
Then Hiren proceeds to hit her with every spare folding chair in the arena.
This must be no DQ.
Focusing on the injured leg, Hiren clamps on a leg lock going for a submission.
In perfect heel style, Hiren smiles and looks like she is really enjoying punishing her opponent.
But Tomoko, isnt about to give up, she escapes and even hopping on one leg, launches her own counter-attack.
Tomoko is too badly damaged though, and quickly Hiren clamps on an ankle lock that would make Kurt Angle or Ken Shamrock proud.
This would have ended a regular match here, but Tomoko refuses to give in, and Hiren adds grinding a boot into the back of Tomoko's head to add insult to injury.
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