The match starts with a Hayabusa single leg takedown, some other amateur holds and counters, and then gets into some heavy psychology. Hayabusa busts out his lucha arsenal including a perfect shooting star press and Ooya keeps up nicely, right until the end. Overall, the action on Crash N Burn definitely passes, except for a couple uneventful bouts. The good outweighs the bad by a sizeable margin. For Japanese death match newbies, an iron toothbrush is basically a big wooden paddle with long metal spikes sticking out of one side.
Bed of nails is self-explanatory.
The contestants are Super Leather and Matsunaga, and the match is well, it s there. In the first tag match, we have legend Yoshiaki Fujiwara of Fujiwara armbar fame. Besides the novelty of seeing that move performed by its namesake, this match is solid, but doesn t stand out as a must-see. The women s tag match that follows it is much more exciting, and is one of the few times on these compilations that an American viewer might enjoy an angle as much as the match itself. Enemies Shark and Kudoh join forces at the end, setting up the two-minute match clip that follows.