G-Pro Roster Suffers Casualties by Koichi Iwamoto, February 23rdt, 1999 Gunryo Pro's roster took a beating, or more literally the members of said roster took a beating, at the recent Cold Blood supercard held at the Sapporo Snow Festival.  While injuries are a regular occurence in puroresuring, this event saw an inordinately high number of wrestlers requiring hospitalization or further treatment following their matches. The injured include: Hospitalized "Flyer" Jinsei Shakanuzi - was taken to Sapporo National Hospital for unspecified injuries following his brutal ladder match with "Hardcore" Bobby Storm and Mark Langseth. Demon Boy Ishrinku - pulled from an ice pond following the bloody main event, unconscious and not breathing.  He is currently in Sapporo National Hospital but his condition is not known. "Blood Angel" Simon Ezra - despite winning the Ice Sculpture Death match against Ishrinku, also had to be taken to Sapporo National Hospital for unspecified injuries. "Outlaw" Bobby Taylor - won the Desert Death match against Bram Black but was held overnight at Sapporo National Hospital for observation (potentially suffering the after-effects of scorpion stings). Not Hospitalized The Banshee - suffering chronic pain in his right shoulder, this was aggravated by his bruising loss to TORA Wanizame.  He may be unable to compete for some time until the injury heals. Shoji Suzuki - although his injuries are unknown, rumor has it that Suzuki is suffering from severe depression concerning the recent fortunes of Hiryuu Batsu. "Black Dog" Yoshito Katsumura - following a gore-filled loss to "Black Knight" Alex Martinez, Katsumura refused medical treatment but is said to be suffering severe burns and contusions to most of his body.  He also may not be able to compete for some time. While new recruits have helped fill previous holes in the G-Pro roster, this sudden string of injuries must be of some concern to those in the front office as they look towards their next major event - Los Carnaval de Campeones (Carnival of Champions) to be held in Mexico in April.