The Puroresu (Japanese Wrestling) thread

The Cannibal · 29-09-2009 7:04pm

Was watching the last couple of months of the New Japan stuff and then I went back and watched the Tokyo Dome show in January and I noticed that Prince Devitt has nearly doubled in size and definition in the space of 8 months.

In January he just looked like a fit wrestler, but now he's looking ripped and he seems to be getting more muscle onto his frame. Wonder if he'll keep growing in such a way as the year goes on.

EoinHeffernan · 19-10-2009 1:00am

Not a match but it does feature Chono promoting some brand of booze:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPPEi3l4MBk

flahavaj · 02-12-2009 10:23pm

Time to bump this bad boy. Got a PM from jaykhunter asking for links to some All Japan Women's matches. The subject of good women's wrestling came uop in another thread and I mentioned AJW from 1991-1993 as possibly the greatest period any wrestling company has ever had in terms of workrate.

This matchis a genuine 5 star match and is ofte touted as the greatest women's math ever staged. It was held at Dreamslam which was an AJW Supershow and is also regarded as one of the greatest wrestling shows ever held, male or female. If you can, get your hands on it in its entirity is sensational, hard to believe this stuff is 20 years old.

This match features Akira Hokuta (who in real life is married to Japanese star Kensuke Sasaki and who was the first ever WCW women's champ) Vs Shinobu Kandori (a judo star turned wrestler who is easily one of the all time greats - shes the one with the short hair btw) AJW Dreamslam I 03/04/1993

Incredible stuff. Anyone who sh*ts on female wrestling should watch this and get back to me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nf03hFKNsW4

michael.etc... · 02-12-2009 11:26pm

Thanks for posting that. Awesome, awesome, awesome match. Truly fantastic. The entire Dream Slam I card is ****ing unbelievable from start to finish (so is Dream Slam II though- which has a couple of efforts probably just as good).

Even prior to 1991 as well- especially around 85-87, there was some incredible women's stuff floating around. The tag scene in Japan was particularly healthy.

flahavaj · 03-12-2009 12:00am

Narrow escape for New Japan. Snippert from Meltzer:

"Hogan told a Japanese reporter he wants to work the Tokyo Dome. New Japan contacted his people, found out his price, and passed."

Phew.:pac:

jaykhunter · 03-12-2009 12:41am

Just starting the match now! I just wanna point out that I do have respect for the talented women's wrestlers (i.e. ones that get over on their skills/talents rather than beauty) but most of them on TV are so useless (not to mention cookie-cutter) that they should stick to being eye candy instead of botching every other move. I also have to note that these AJW women are not a fair average of what women's wrestling in America is like today. This match just shows the potential that women can reach w/r/t in-ring work.

I mean when people (including myself) say "women's wrestling is crap" it means that 'the general level of women's matches on TV is poor', not 'no women have ever had a great match'. It'd be if someone said 'WWE storylines are poor' and someone pulled out say, the Foley/Mankind feud from 1999. It's not an accurate representation of what storylines are like today

Anyway cheers for the link

flahavaj · 03-12-2009 1:04am

jaykhunter wrote: »

Just starting the match now! I just wanna point out that I do have respect for the talented women's wrestlers (i.e. ones that get over on their skills/talents rather than beauty) but most of them on TV are so useless (not to mention cookie-cutter) that they should stick to being eye candy instead of botching every other move. I also have to note that these AJW women are not a fair average of what women's wrestling in America is like today. This match just shows the potential that women can reach w/r/t in-ring work.

I mean when people (including myself) say "women's wrestling is crap" it means that 'the general level of women's matches on TV is poor', not 'no women have ever had a great match'. It'd be if someone said 'WWE storylines are poor' and someone pulled out say, the Foley/Mankind feud from 1999. It's not an accurate representation of what storylines are like today

Anyway cheers for the link

Enjoy and let me know what you thought of it.:)

EoinHeffernan · 03-12-2009 2:30am

Although im sure many of ye didnt appreciate the greatness of HUSTLE, I implore you to view one of there better shows, the 2007 HUSTLE X-Mas Special. Featuring monsters, gays, demon spiders and a curry eating contest this truly is a must see: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6flut_hustle-xmas-2007-1_sport

To go straight to the good stuff, click on the following link, it features Yoji Anjoh & Fear Itako vs Genichiro Tenryu were Mr. Tenryu channels the spirit of Giant Baba. 15 mins of your life that you will not regret : http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6flwn_hustle-xmas-2007-4_sport

flahavaj · 16-12-2009 1:42am

Incredible MV I've just watched that chronicles the rise of the new generation (Misawa/Kobashi/Kawada) of wrestlers in All Japan in the early 90's. Gave me shivers down my spine. The quality of the footage alone makes this top notch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcK_pww96ao

flahavaj · 04-01-2010 9:35pm

Results from the REAL biggest show of the day, the 2010 New Japan Tokyo Dome Supershow, Japan's Wrestlemania.

Super Strong Machine & Wataru Inoue & Mitsuhide Hirasawa b Jushin Liger & Koji Kanemoto & Kazuchika Okada

IWGP jr. title: Prince Devitt & Ryusuke Taguchi b Averno & Ultimo Guerrero

IWGP tag titles: Tetsuya Naito & Yujiro won three-way hardcore match to take titles off champs Team 3-D as well as Giant Bernard & Karl Anderson when Yujiro pinned Anderson. Can't believe Team 3-D managed to lose the tiles without doing the job

Tajiri & Masato Tanaka b Yuji Nagata & Akebono when Tanaka pinned Nagata

Terry Funk & Riki Choshu & Masahiro Chono & Manabu Nakanishi b Abdullah the Butcher & Toru Yano & Takashi Iizuka & Tomohiro Ishii when Nakanishi beat Iizuka with the torture rack

Togi Makabe b Mohammed Yone with the King Kong kneedrop in the first New Japan vs. NOAH match

IWGP jr. heavyweight title: Naomichi Marufuji b Tiger Mask with the tiger frosien from the top rope

Hiroshi Tanahashi b Go Shiozaki with the high fly flow

GHC heavyweight title: Takashi Sugiura b Hirooki Goto to retain the title with an ankle lock, so New Japan vs. NOAH ended as a 2-2 tie

IWGP heavyweight title: Shinsuke Nakamura b Yoshihiro Takayama to retain the title with four Bom a Ye's

flahavaj · 08-01-2010 8:38pm

Kenta Kobashi, 42, apparently has no feeling in several of his fingers in his right hand. He was told he needs immediate elbow surgery. Without surgery he will not be able to regain use of his fingers. With surgery, there is no guarantee he’ll be able to regain use of his fingers. There is also no timetable of when he’ll be able to return. He’s come back from so many surgeries and even cancer so you always think there’s another Kobashi comeback at Budokan Hall, but there may not be this time.

Latest Observer.

gimmick · 12-10-2010 9:57pm

BOOOIIIIIINNNNGGG.

I am looking for some recent Marufuji matches but am finding feck all. By recent I mean in the last 2-3 tears. Any reason why the usual spots have got so few of them?

thebostoncrab · 12-10-2010 10:58pm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_uGQ073F6A&feature=related

chordtype · 13-10-2010 12:25am

http://www.youtube.com/user/JivanFernandez#p/a

Do a search here and you should find some stuff.

Mr.Nice Guy · 13-10-2010 7:15pm

I watched that Devitt/Marufuji match too when checking out Devitt's 2010 stuff. There was a great bit where Devitt was making a comeback and Marufuji kicked him in the leg which he had been working on earlier thus cutting off the comeback. Thought that was a great little moment in the match.

Is it me or has Devitt had a lot of damn fine matches this year, or am I letting bias cloud my judgement? :pac:

michael.etc... · 13-10-2010 10:19pm

^^^
No bias at all..... I'd say Devitt's had one of the finest 2010's as anyone out there. He's on a cracking run.

flahavaj · 13-10-2010 10:21pm

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

I watched that Devitt/Marufuji match too when checking out Devitt's 2010 stuff. There was a great bit where Devitt was making a comeback and Marufuji kicked him in the leg which he had been working on earlier thus cutting off the comeback. Thought that was a great little moment in the match.

Is it me or has Devitt had a lot of damn fine matches this year, or am I letting bias cloud my judgement? :pac:

Not at all - he's been unbelieveable the last couple of years. Proof positive is that the Yanks rate him just as highly as all of us and he's MASSIVELY over with the Japanese. His segments consistently draw amongst the highest ratings for NJPW's TV show.

Easily the most consistently good foreign woker in Japan of the last 5-10 years. Fergal Devitt is big news, delighted for the lad.

gimmick · 13-10-2010 10:39pm

Ill echo the above. He is turning out to be our very finest export.

Check out his tag team work as well. Some cracking matches with the Machine Guns among others.

thebostoncrab · 14-10-2010 12:12am

I'll go out on a limb and claim that Devitt is one of the best jnr heavyweights in the world right now.

It's I make the point of asking everyone I interview for the podcast their view on Fergal; to hammer home how brilliant one of our own is, and how many others there are who could be just like him on the local scene.

chordtype · 14-10-2010 1:25am

I'll contribute further to the Devitt love. Two utterly amazing matches with Marufuji, a really great one with Ibushi and another great one with Kenny Omega are the ones that comes to mind. Loads more though as a singles performer and as part of a tag team. The guys been on fire this year.

Can anyone give me some must see Dragon Gate matches that have not been in the last couple of years. Most of the stuff I have is from 2008 to present.

Jolt2007 · 14-10-2010 2:00am

What Tanahashi matches are worth checking out? I haven't seen any matches of his yet but seeing him in pictures has already made him one of my favourites :pac:

gimmick · 14-10-2010 10:56pm

Complete nonsense, but quite funny this is

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0anFDG2bdaQ

Fenian Army · 02-07-2012 3:54pm

Sorry to res a thread but I didnt see the sense in starting another.

Been watching some old stuff on youtube and really enjoyed it.

Do Noah or AJPW, NJPW have weekly shows? Or just supershows? How does it work over there? And more importantly how can I watch it?

And is there an english site that I could use to get up to speed? I only know the big names really

Mr.Saturn · 02-07-2012 4:14pm

Fenian Army wrote: »

And is there an english site that I could use to get up to speed? I only know the big names really

Et voila:

http://www.puroresuspirit.com/

Fenian Army · 30-07-2012 1:33am

http://new.ivpvideos2.com/product_info.php?products_id=4572

He also has a 30% sale on atm. Can't go wrong really. Anyone recommend a good recent Japanese card?

Ethan Swagger · 31-07-2012 1:44am

flahavaj wrote: »

I've often bemoaned the fact that not many people on here seem that interested in Japanese wrestling. All the time I hear complaints from people that they're tired of WWE, but they never seem to seek out an alternative. Looking at the feedback on the Fergal Devitt thread and the positive response to the matches that were posted over there makes me think that perhaps people aould be interested in looking at other stuff?

What I was thinking of doing was putting up maybe one match a week that I think people will enjoy. Then you can leave feedback and or criticuims of the matches or the style in general and we might get a bit of aul debate going.I'll try and start off with people that WWE fans wil already be familiar with and introduce the stars of Japanese wrestling from recent years as the weeks go by. If I even got one person interested in what I find an unbelievably rewarding genre of pro wrestling it would be a worthwhie project.

Of course it may equally be an EPIC FAIL of an idea, in which case, I won't bother my hole for too long.:pac:

I'll do up the first post in a bit. Would ye be interested or not in the meantime?

Delighted if you would! I honestly believe far more folks would take pro wrestling more seriously if they saw the skill, athleticism and energy of the japanese version. Big shout out to Fergal and Jordan over there btw - you is doing us proud boys!

Bounty Hunter · 31-07-2012 8:44am

Ethan Swagger wrote: »

Delighted if you would! I honestly believe far more folks would take pro wrestling more seriously if they saw the skill, athleticism and energy of the japanese version. Big shout out to Fergal and Jordan over there btw - you is doing us proud boys!

unfortunately Flah no longer posts here on boards but anyone is welcome to upload youtubes etc into this thread with great examples of Puroresu wrestling whenever they wish as there are posters here who would a) already appreciate it and b) perhaps get into a new genre of wrestling due to it

rovert · 31-07-2012 8:46am

A CLIPPED version of one of the year's biggest matches Okada vs Tanahashi:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnwI2PW31Cc

If want a serious shot of energy and happiness watch the match or just finishing sequence from 14 minute mark on. The crowd are staggeringly amazing.

JoeSnow · 31-07-2012 1:00pm

That's a nice video...

gnfnrhead · 31-07-2012 1:43pm

I was in the mood for some Ibushi last night so went to YouTube and this was one of the first results. I really enjoyed it despite a couple of slip ups at various points. A sick Michinoku Driver and an equally sick Brainbusta included.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xqp6c1_05-kota-ibushi-vs-el-generico-ddt-05-04-12_sport

kobashi · 14-08-2012 11:01pm

Fenian Army wrote: »

Sorry to res a thread but I didnt see the sense in starting another.

Been watching some old stuff on youtube and really enjoyed it.

Do Noah or AJPW, NJPW have weekly shows? Or just supershows? How does it work over there? And more importantly how can I watch it?

And is there an english site that I could use to get up to speed? I only know the big names really

I am puro fan and its the only pro-wrestling I watch. Gave up on WWE well over 15 years ago.

The TV shows in Japan are nothing like the WWE/TNA weekly TV shows which are full of that soap opera garbage.

The Japanese promotions have tours and results and reports are printed in the fight magazines. The TV they have is not prime time and is shown very @ midnight or even later. By the time some matches are shown on TV it could be 2 weeks after the results have been printed in the magazines.

The TV will recap matches from the tours etc and show press conferences and interviews.

New Japan do put up some of there matches from the tours on there youtube channel.

Fenian Army · 17-08-2012 7:26pm

Great FREE download!

Big Van Vader vs. Shinya Hashimoto (4/24/89)
Big Van Vader/Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Koji Kitao/Riki Choshu (4/27/90)
Big Van Vader vs. Tatsumi Fujinami - IWGP Title (1/17/91)
Big Van Vader vs. Antonio Inoki (1/4/96)

http://new.ivpvideos2.com/product_info.php?products_id=8770?osCsid=9b09d3aa976d79918df0769b59e6b7ec

gnfnrhead · 03-09-2012 5:05pm

Short but it goes from 0 to 60 like the flip of a switch:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LEzFa2diySc

rovert · 30-09-2012 10:17pm

New Japan are offering their first worldwide Pay Per View for reals this time.

The bad news is that it airs 9am on a Monday our time and that it is $10 more than what US iPPVs charge. The cost of the show is $25.

The good news it is available on Video on Demand - it is archved to watch at any time. The card itself is tremendous:

Match No.9
[60 minutes One Round Match]
IWGP Heavyweight Championship

（58th Champion）　　　　　　　　　　（Challenger）
HIROSHI TANAHASHI 　　vs　　　MINORU SUZUKI

(4th title match as champion)

Match No.8
[60 minutes One Round Match]
IWGP Inter Continental Championship

（Challenger）　　　　　　　　　　（4th Champion）
HIROOKI GOTO 　　vs　　　SHINSUKE NAKAMURA

(2nd title match as champion)

Match No.7
[60 minutes One Round Match]
Tokyo Dome IWGP Heavyweight Championship (Rights Acquisition Match)

（Challenger）　　　　　　　　　　（Rights Holder）
KARL ANDERSON 　　vs　　　KAZUCHIKA OKADA

Match No.6
[30 minutes One Round Match]

WATARU INOUE　　vs　　　KATSUYORI SHIBATA

TOUGI MAKABE　　　　　 KAZUSHI SAKURABA

Match No.5
[30 minutes One Round Match]

TETSUYA NAITO　　vs　　　YUJIRO TAKAHASHI

Match No.4
[60 minutes One Round Match]
IWGP Tag Tournament

（60th Champion）　　　　　　　　　　（Challenger）
SATOSHI KOJIMA 　　vs　　　Davey Boy Smith Jr.

HIROYOSHI TENZAN 　　　　　Lance Archer

(1st title match as champion)

Match No.3
[60 minutes One Round Match]
IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship

（64th Champion）　　　　（Challenger）
KOUTA IBUSHI 　　vs　　LOW-KI

(3rd title match as champion)

Match No.2
[60 minutes One Round Match]
IWGP Junior Tag Tournament

（Challenger）　　　　　　　　　（33rd Champion）
Alex Shelley 　　vs　　　Alex Koslov

KUSHIDA 　　　　　 Rocky Romero

(2nd title match as champion)

Match No.1
[30 minutes One Round Match]
MANABU NAKANISHI (First Match after Return)

Strongman　　　　　TOMOHIRO ISHII

YUJI NAGATA　　vs　　　TAKASHI IIZUKA

MANABU NAKANISHI　　　　　TOURU YANO

Devitt isn't on the show as to the best of my knowledge he will still be in Mexico.

http://www.ustream.tv/channel/njpw1972/buyticket/382964

gnfnrhead · 30-09-2012 10:54pm

Ibushi vs Low Ki is what I'm looking forward to.

rovert · 04-10-2012 4:03pm

NASH

rovert · 11-10-2012 11:45am

October 8th, 2012
Tokyo Ryogoku Kokugikan

1. Manabu Nakanishi Return Match: Manabu Nakanishi, Yuji Nagata & Strong Man vs. Toru Yano, Takashi Iizuka & Tomohiro Ishii
2. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Title: Forever Hooligans (Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov) © vs. The Time Splitters (Alex Shelley & KUSHIDA)
3. IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title: Kota Ibushi © vs. Low Ki
4. IWGP Tag Team Title: TenKoji (Satoshi Kojima & Hiroyoshi Tenzan) © vs. Killer Elite Squad (Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.)
5. Tetsuya Naito vs. Yujiro Takahashi
6. Togi Makabe & Wataru Inoue vs. Kazushi Sakuraba & Katsuyori Shibata
7. IWGP Heavyweight Title #1 Contendership in Tokyo Dome: Kazuchika Okada © vs. Karl Anderson
8. IWGP Intercontinental Title: Shinsuke Nakamura © vs. Hirooki Goto
9. IWGP Heavyweight Title: Hiroshi Tanahashi © vs. Minoru Suzuki

Full show on Youtube:

Likely to get taken down anytime.

BohsJohnny · 11-11-2012 1:13am

What time is the Ippv on here.

gnfnrhead · 11-11-2012 1:16am

BohsJohnny wrote: »

What time is the Ippv on here.

Usually somewhere around 8am.

rovert · 11-11-2012 2:05am

Link to buy here:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/njpw1972

Prince Devitt vs Low Ki is on this card a match I thought they were saving for their annual January 4th Toyko Dome show. Meltzer's run of the show.

It is official that the 11/11 New Japan show from the Bodymaker Colosseum in Osaka, the company’s next PPV for Japan, will once again air at www.ustream.tv/channel/njpw1972 for $25. The lineup is, in order from start-to-finish, is The Forever Hooligans (Rocky Romero & Alex Koslov) vs. The Time Splitters (Alex Shelley & Kushida) for the IWGP jr. tag titles, Manabu Nakanishi & Jushin Liger & Tiger Mask & Captain New Japan & Negro Casas vs. Toru Yano & Takashi Iizuka & Tomohiro Ishii & Yoshi-Hashi & Jado, Yuji Nagata & Ryusuke Taguchi vs. Minoru Suzuki & Taichi, The Killer Elite Squad (Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith Jr.) defending the IWGP tag team titles against former champions Satoshi Kojima & Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Low Ki defends the IWGP jr. title against Prince Devitt, Kazushi Sakuraba & Katsuyori Shibata vs. Togi Makabe & Wataru Inoue, Kazuchika Okada puts up his Tokyo Dome IWGP title shot against Hirooki Goto, Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Karl Anderson for the IC title and Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Yujiro Takahashi for the IWGP heavyweight title. It looks on paper like an excellent show. Tanahashi vs. Takahashi is a completely different style main event than Tanahashi vs. Suzuki, but Tanahashi tears down the house at every big show. Low Ki vs. Devitt was fantastic earlier this year. They also announced that Kota Ibushi would be at the show, so he’ll likely challenge the winner for the next title shot. With the exception of the second match, which still should be decent, and the third match which just seems to be putting guys who aren’t figured into anything this month on the card, every match has a storyline and looks to be really good.

Hopefully will be awake for this *hick*

The video quality is amazing for an iPPV and available on demand until Thursday - ish.

rovert · 11-11-2012 5:51pm

Really enjoyed this. For a B show they booked things that made it important and several matches made you think the logical/obvious winner wasn't going to win. Great show New Japan always know what they are doing.

My top three matches
1. Nakamura vs Anderson
2. Low Ki vs Devitt
3.Tanahashi vs Yujiro

Ando's Saggy Bottom · 11-11-2012 8:13pm

Good to see this thread still alive. The OP is of course possibly the greatest man alive so no surprise there. :pac:

rovert · 19-11-2012 10:32am

Finally leaked

1hr 20min mark for the Devitt match.

gnfnrhead · 06-12-2012 1:23am

NJPW Presents WRESTLE KINGDOM 7 ～EVOLUTION～ in Tokyo Dome, 1/4/2013 [Fri] 17:00 @ Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan

(0-1) Wataru Inoue, Captain New Japan & Tama Tonga vs. Jado, YOSHI-HASHI & Tomohiro Ishii
(0-2) Jushin Thunder Liger, Tiger Mask IV & Hiromu Takahashi vs. Ryusuke Taguchi, KUSHIDA & BUSHI

(1) Special 6 Man Tag Match: Manabu Nakanishi, MVP & Strongman vs. Toru Yano, Takashi Iizuka & Yujiro Takahashi

(2) NEVER Openweight Championship Match: [1st Champion] Masato Tanaka vs. [Challenger] Shelton Benjamin

(3) IWGP Tag Championship Match: [61st Champions] "Killer Elite Squad" Lance Archer & Davey Boy Smith, Jr. vs. [Challengers] "Sword & Guns" Hirooki Goto & "The Machine Gun" Karl Anderson
~ 2nd Defense.

(4) Special Singles Match: Yuji Nagata vs. Minoru Suzuki

(5) IWGP Jr. Heavy Championship Triple Threat Match: [67th Champion] Prince Devitt vs. Low Ki vs. Kota Ibushi
~ 1st Defense.

(6) Special Tag Match: Hiroyoshi Tenzan & Satoshi Kojima vs. Keiji Mutoh & Daichi Hashimoto

(7) Special Singles Match: Togi Makabe vs. Katsuyori Shibata

(8) IWGP Intercontinental Championship Match: Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Kazushi Sakuraba
~ 4th Defense.

(9) Main Event ~ IWGP Heavyweight Championship Match: [58th Champion] Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada
~ 6th Defense.

In other news, the NOAH decline looks set to continue:

There is a major shakeup in Pro Wrestling NOAH. We don't have a lot in the way of details right now but should have more as the night goes on.

The gist is that Kenta Kobashi was fired, apparently because his salary was so high and the company is in such financial distress. Right now the rumor is Jun Akiyama, Go Shiozaki, Kotaro Suzuki and Yoshinobu Kanemaru and others may not sign their contracts for 2013 out of loyalty to Kobashi, who along with Mitsuharu Misawa, were the two people who really built the company.

Good chance they wont be around for much longer. Apparently they are on life support in terms of finances.

GTR63 · 06-12-2012 1:38am

Read that about Kobashi on twittah a few days ago, will they just head all to New Japan now?

gnfnrhead · 06-12-2012 1:41am

Doubt it, none of them are really needed in New Japan. Probably no room for them in All Japan either so they will probably just be freelance for a while.

Would be something if they went to All Japan considering how NOAH was formed.

gnfnrhead · 09-12-2012 6:23pm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1O_OTmpb3I

Looking forward to this show more than any other show in wrestling

Ando's Saggy Bottom · 09-12-2012 6:37pm

gnfnrhead wrote: »

Doubt it, none of them are really needed in New Japan. Probably no room for them in All Japan either so they will probably just be freelance for a while.

Would be something if they went to All Japan considering how NOAH was formed.

They need to do Kobashi/Muta at the next Dome show.

gnfnrhead · 10-12-2012 12:19am

Kobashi announced his retirement today. Pretty much saving NOAH from losing a ton of guys and crippling the company.

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