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AJPW 90s Project

on October 21, 2019

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* Credit Aubrey Sitterson for this.

1990

AJPW New Year Giant Series 1990

AJPW Excite Series 1990

AJPW Champion Carnival 1990

WWF/AJPW Summit 1990

AJPW Super Power Series 1990
AJPW Summer Action Series I & II 1990

AJPW October Giant Series 1990

AJPW Real World Tag League 1990

AJPW 1990 Awards

1991
AJPW New Year Giants Series 1991
AJPW Champions Carnival 1991
AJPW Fan Appreciation Day 1991
AJPW Super Power Series 1991
AJPW Summer Action Series 1991
AJPW Summer Action Series II 1991
AJPW October Giant Series 1991
AJPW Real World Tag League 1991
AJPW 1991 Awards

1992
AJPW New Year Giant Series 1992
AJPW Excite Series 1992
AJPW Champion Carnival 1992
AJPW Super Power Series 1992 Part One & Two
AJPW Summer Action Series I 1992
AJPW Summer Action II 1992
AJPW October Series 1992
AJPW Real World Tag League 1992
AJPW 1992 Awards

1993
AJPW New Year Giant Series 1993
AJPW Excite Series 1993
AJPW Champion Carnival 1993
AJPW Super Power Series 1993
AJPW Summer Action Series I 1993
AJPW Summer Action Series II 1993

AJPW October Giant Series 1993

AJPW Real World Tag League

AJPW 1993 Awards

1994

AJPW New Year Giant Series 1994

AJPW Excite Series 1994

AJPW Champion Carnival 1994

AJPW Super Power Series 1994

AJPW Summer Action Series I 1994

AJPW Summer Action Series II 1994

AJPW October Giant Series 1994

AJPW Real World Tag League 1994

AJPW 1994 Awards

1995

AJPW New Year Giant Series 1995

AJPW Excite Series 1995

AJPW Champion Carnival Pt.1 & Pt.2

AJPW Super Power Series 1995

AJPW Summer Action Series I 1995

AJPW Summer Action Series II 1995

AJPW October Giant Series 1995

AJPW Real World Tag League 1995

Year-End Awards

1996

AJPW New Year Giants Series 1996

AJPW Excite Series 1996

AJPW Champion Carnival 1996

AJPW Super Power Series 1996

AJPW Summer Action Series 1996

AJPW Summer Action Series II 1996

AJPW October Giant Series 1996

AJPW Real World Tag League 1996

Year-End Awards

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 AJPW AJPW 1990 AJPW 1991 AJPW 1992 AJPW 1993 AJPW 1994 AJPW 1996 AJPW 90s Project

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