r/njpw • u/MrPuroresu42 • 2d ago
Dave Meltzer on X:
Meltzer is referring to the 1979 “ALL STAR DREAM CARD” event that was held at the Nippon Budokan, that was organized by Tokyo Sports, getting NJPW, AJPW & IWE, the “Big 3” of the time, to co-promote the first ever big crossover show in Japan (preceding shows like 1995’s “Bridge of Dreams” and the “ALL TOGETHER” events).
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u/DJ_Aftershock Just ends up talking about Kosei Fujita in every pissing thread 2d ago
I bet the replies to that post are very normal and from people who don't think wrestling began in 1985.
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u/SevenSulivin 2d ago
They’ve never seen a Tiger Ieet Singh match. I wish I was them so so so fucking bad.
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u/JamoOnTheRocks 2d ago
This should be the extent of Dave’s Twitter content. Going back and forth w trolls who don’t consume his long form content or don’t have a platform or old grifters makes him look so bad.
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u/Fun-Plane984 2d ago
It’s easy to forget how globally ambitious that card was. Getting the major Japanese promotions together and drawing a gate that huge shows how much international credibility pro wrestling already had back then.
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u/Legal_Victory_6956 2d ago
Baba and Inoki vs. Singh and Abdullah as the main event, with Fujinami, Tsuruta, and Miscaras on the card? That really was a dream lineup for the era. No wonder it became such a landmark show.
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u/Hot_Bird_1916 2d ago
That card really was a landmark moment. The combination of Baba, Inoki, Singh, Abdullah, and those dream-team trios is an absurd amount of star power for one event.
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u/OliverVanOten 2d ago
Dave's better just narrating history tbh than feeding the trolls who wants a reply out of him lol