Tape 211 (SLP)
AJPW Real World Tag League Finals 1996
Time: 1:10
VQ: EX
--Tournament Highlights
1. Mitsuharu Misawa/Jun Akiyama vs. Toshiaki Kawada/Akira Taue (Real World Tag League Finals)
NJPW Tokyo Dome 1/4/95: Battle 7
Time: 3:30
VQ: VG/EX
Part 1
1. Akitoshi Saito/Kuniaki Kobayashi/The Great Kabuki vs. Akira Nogami/Takayuki Iizuka/Osamu Kido
2. Hiroyoshi Tenzan vs. Manabu Nakanishi
3. El Samurai vs. Shinjiro Ohtani
4. The Great Sasuke vs. Norio Honaga (IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title)
5. Masa Chono/Sabu vs. Tatsumi Fujinami/Junji Hirata
6. Shinya Hashimoto vs. Kensuke Sasaki (IWGP Heavyweight Title)
Part 2
7. Yuji Nagata vs. Koji Kanemoto
8. Tiger Jeet Singh/Tiger Ali Singh vs. Shiro Koshinaka/Michiyoshi Ohara
9. Scott Norton vs. Road Warrior Hawk
10. Riki Choshu/Yoshiaki Yatsu vs. Kengo Kimura/Tatsutoshi Goto
11. Keiji Mutoh/Hiroshi Hase vs. The Steiner Brothers (IWGP Tag Team Titles)
12. Sting vs. Tony Palmore (BVD Martial Arts Tournament)
13. Antonio Inoki vs. Gerard Gordeau (BVD Martial Arts Tournament)
14. Antonio Inoki vs. Sting (BVD Martial Arts Tournament)
M-Pro Farewell To Kaientai DX
Time: 1:10
VQ: VG
1. The Great Sasuke vs. Super Delphin (clipped)
2. Jinsei Shinzaki/Taka Michinoku vs. Sato (Dick Togo)/Winger (clipped)
3. Atsushi Onita vs. The Great Sasuke (Time Bomb, Electrified Barbwire Death Match) (clipped) (M. Pro vs. FMW)
--Birth of Kaientai DX: This is the angle where Sato, Super Boy, and Mens Teioh break Sasuke's leg in a match where Sasuke's partners are Gran Hamada and Tigermask IV.
--Various highlights of Kaientai beating up, berating, and otherwise harrassing the stars of Michinoku Pro, especially The Great Sasuke.
4. Super Delphin vs. Mens Teioh
--Michinoku Pro vs. Mexico highlights including Kaz Hayashi masked as Shiryu.
--Gran Hamada joins Kaientai, turning on Gran Naniwa in a tag match. Yoshihiro Tajiri also joins Kaientai, after a match with Yakushiji facing Shoichi Funaki.
5. Super Delphin/Mens Teioh vs. Shoichi Funaki/Jinsei Shinzaki
--This is Kaientai's last match in M-Pro.
--Everyone says goodbye to Kaientai in an emotional moment where many of the wrestlers break down to tears, even Jinsei Shinzaki.
