Tsurugi Kanemoto

And don't worry. Tsurugi will return. There is no stopping what will come. Until we speak again. Good night.

Indeed, he even spoke to Thorne after the show, and his words to her were very simple. "Dévore-les tous." Devour Them All. Do enjoy the sights to come in the World Cup.

Hello, it is Cyrus again, I hope you all are well. Tsurugi's time in the @OfficialWCS World Cup has regrettably already come to an end, though falling to a ferocious fighter like Thorne did soften that. Tsurugi gives his full support to his victorious Yasei-gun ally.

No clown was going to represent France. twitter.com/OfficialWCS/st…

Against Advice, a scene broadcast sometime before the main event of @OfficialWCS's World Cup Night 2 - s15.zetaboards.com/WorldCrownSynd…

That is all for now. I will pass along to Rebecca that she is missed, as I am sure she is. Have a good night, wrestling world. Until tomorrow's show.

Sydney Christensen has a win over Tsurugi Kanemoto by submission. Tsurugi Kanemoto never submitted. If Sydney Christensen is proud of herself and acts like she won that match truly, then she is everything Tsurugi and Rebecca said she is, and lower than that still.

Let's be very clear here and allow me to tell you Tsurugi's feelings. Sydney Christensen won nothing. She only won because an official chose her to win. Her physical state was as bad as Tsurugi's, drenched in blood. No bell for that but the moment Tsurugi was hurt it rang. Hrm.

@HELLLuchaLibre We are wanting answers. Why did the official give Sydney a submission victory when Tsurugi did not submit, when he was still fully conscious? Why is there now a blemish on his record that says he submitted when he by definition did not? Answers, thank you.

Or, if you prefer, Tsurugi did not submit. And yet he lost via submission? @HELLLuchaLibre I realize that your boss was beaten half to 85% to death, but I'm certain you can pass this along to whoever is running things in his stead.

Which is the other thing. Submit. Meaning: accept or yield to a superior force or to the authority or will of another person. Tsurugi's loss at Fin III was declared as, announced and recorded as a submission loss. That's fascinating to me, given Tsurugi did not accept or yield.

Despite warnings against this from those that have seen him, Tsurugi will not allow what happened at Fin III to stop him from competing in his home country and achieving his goal of winning the World Cup. Much like at Fin III, he will not submit.

So, of course, in regards to tomorrow's @OfficialWCS World Cup show that was to be main evented by Tsurugi and fellow Yasei-gun member Elsa Thorne, it is my job to make this announcement that will displease some. Tsurugi will be competing.

Let's address some things between you, the world, and I. The condition of Tsurugi Kanemoto. His knee was indeed dislocated, an injury that requires a month plus away to heal. This, of course, is rather not conductive to wrestling very soon.

Rebecca is recovering from the night she had at Fin III. She is fine, but is preferring solitude at this time. My name is Cyrus, I will run the Twitter in her stead until she is ready.

Night 3 of FIN is finally live! hellluchalibre.jcink.net/index.php?show…

Does Rebecca Costello (@AscendedBlade) remove an eye from @HunterKanemoto?

One far more leading than the other! (Hint: It's the one that was Rey.) (Hint 2: That was Tsurugi.) (Hint 3: He's superior.) twitter.com/AgenteNaranjaL…

No options for whether I take his eye or not? Aw. I'm gonna, though. twitter.com/AgenteNaranjaL…