FINAL COUNT DOWN
1992/01/04 - Tokyo Dome
Antonio Inoki (10'09" fylfot hold) Hiroshi Hase

After helping Inoki's election for senate, Hase hoped to have a match with Inoki. He defeated Tiger Jeet Singh, who also wanted to have a match against Inoki, in the Ganryujima Island. Inoki's first great match in a long time. Inoki reintroduced the choke sleeper hold.
1994/01/04 - Tokyo Dome
Gen'ichiro Tenryu (15'56" pin) Antonio Inoki

A match right before the Final Count Down series began. Although Inoki lost, he still showed his dreadfulness especially when he put Tenryu down with a choke sleeper hold.
1994/05/01 - Fukuoka Dome - Inoki Final Count Down 1st
Antonio Inoki (20'10" pin) Great Muta

With Muta's mist and his own blood, Inoki had a vicious look, but he made a comeback with a choke sleeper for the victory.
1994/08/24 - Five Seasons Center, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Antonio Inoki (8'36" sleeper hold) Lord Steven Regal

Inoki won the "extra" match of the Count Down series with a choke sleeper.
At the post match party, Inoki talked with Flair. Flair's son asked Flair not to wrestle Inoki because he didn't want his dad to get killed. During this conversation, Inoki had a respect to Flair, whom he always disliked in the past. This would lead to the great match in Pyong-yang, Norh Korea.
1994/09/23 - Yokohama Arena - Inoki Final Count Down 2nd
Antonio Inoki (11'37" sleeper hold) Willem Ruska

Inoki was knocked down by Ruska's sleeper outside the ring was about to carried out on a stretcher. Then Choshu ran in, slapped Inoki to wake him. Finally Inoki put Ruska down with a choke sleeper.
1995/01/04 - Tokyo Dome - Inoki Final Count Down 3rd.
Antonio Inoki (6'37" sleeper hold) Gerard Gordeau
Antonio Inoki (10'26" sleeper hold) Sting

It was hard to decide the opponent, and Inoki ended up being forced to have two match in a martial arts tournament. After injuring his leg with Gordeau's kick, Inoki still managed to defeat Sting with a choke sleeper. After the match, Inoki made a weak comment saying "maybe it's time for me..." It was memorable that Inoki stopped and sat down during his entrance for the match against Sting,
1995/03/19 - Aichi Prefecture Gym - Inoki Final Count Down 4th
Antonio Inoki (18'05" pin) Yoshiaki Fujiwara

A very memorable match between teacher and student beyond a lot of mixed emotions.
1995/04/29 - Pyong Yang Sports & Culture Peace Festival
Antonio Inoki (14'52" pin) Ric Flair

Inoki had an unexpected great match against Flair in the impressive event.
1996/01/04 Tokyo Dome - Inoki Final Count Down 5th
Antonio Inoki (14'16" cross arm scissors) Big Van Vader

After taking the tough offenses by Vader, Inoki had a miraculous win to prove the immortal Fighting Spirit.
1996/12/01 - National Yoyogi Stadium 2nd Gym
Antonio Inoki (4'58" cross arm scissors) Gasper the Priate

This card, "Inoki Festival", was an opening event for the "Samurai" satellite channel, which is exclusive for martial arts programs. Inoki wasn't scheduled to wrestle but accept the challenge by the Priate for a clean victory.
1997/01/04 - Tokyo Dome - Inoki Final Count Down 6th
Antonio Inoki (4'13" ground abdominal strech) Willie Williams

On the day of the match, it was announced that each fighter is limited for his finisher move. Inoki's was abdominal strech, while Willie was restricted to win with a straight punch only. Unlike their old mixed martial arts match, it was more like an alumni reunion, and Inoki won easily.
1997/04/12 - Tokyo Dome - Inoki Final Count Down 7th
Antonio Inoki (6'46" abdominal stretch) Tiger King

The long waited teacher-student match against Satoru Sayama (original Tiger Mask) seemed to be too short, but it was satisfactory for this match actually took place. Finisher was perfect.
1998/04/04 - Tokyo Dome - Retirement Match
Antonio Inoki (4'09" ground abdominal stretch) Don Frye

It was not Ogawa, but it was Frye who won the tournament to determine the final opponent of Inoki. Inoki dominated in a mat wrestling and forced Frye onto a choke sleeper. Then, Inoki gave some punches on a mount position, which was followed by a kick into face, enzuigiri, and straight punches. Frye lost the will to continue, and Inoki put him in an abdominal stretch to the gound to finish his final match.
Complete Total Record (since the opening of New Japan)
Singles: 611 wins - 41 losses - 50 draws
Tag Team: 1466 wins - 105 losses - 130 draws
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