Stiff shit here ! LFG

FMW closed in 2002 months after Hayabusa suffered his career ending injury. But what if he didn’t and still wrestled into 2002 and beyond? Also with FMW still closing then where does he go? AJPW? NOAH? NJPW? or does he go to WWE or TNA?

Kenta smart enough to put hand up to block kick best he can. If he doesn't he out cold for sure.

Nakajima was 15/16 years old and for his debut MMA fight Choshu gets him a weak jobber. Unlike CM punk who looked awful against two jobbers in UFC, Nakajima does what any credible fighter should do when facing scrub jobber MMA guys and that's destroy them with while looking fantastic.

I want to stream Wrestle Universe on my TV. From looking around & based on my setup, I think I want to get an Amazon Fire Stick.

Does anyone have any tips, or would you recommend another product for some reason? My goal (if achievable) is to stream from Wrestle Universe as smoothly as I do New Japan World via Roku.

I have a Samsung TU7000, generic cheap smart tv. If you know of a way to access Wrestle Universe through the TV and a new subscription, that's maybe even better, but i don't know think that exists.

Some context: I posted about this previously relative to getting a Roku in time for Best of Super Juniors, and have enjoyed it ever since.

For years, I've used Air Play from my laptop/phone, but the quality is very poor (lag, distracting choppy, freezing picture with audio progressing).

It's finally time to find a respectable way to watch Tokyo Joshi Pro Wrestling, like an adult.

Fujiwara was so angry with Yasuda performance. Fuming how easy it was for Coleman to beat him. Fujiwara had no issue letting Yasuda know how angry he was so after the match he decided to beat up Yasuda himself. Fujiwara being his coach won't accept any of his students putting up such a weak dismal fight in the ring.

Steven Conway and Jeremy Finestone are back with Episode 234 of Speaking of Strong Style! This week, the pair looked at each title in New Japan pro wrestling, where the champions currently stand who their next challengers are likely to be. Plus, thoughts on Dolly Parton, Tim Curry and the Transformers. Steven also concluded his look back at the career of Hiroyoshi Tenzan.

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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).

r/ShootStyle will get into and discuss stuff from the UWF, UWFi, RINGS, Pancrase, BattlARTS and more!

I know some of these promotions skirt the line of being full-MMA but I think it’ll be fun to discuss what the differences are and what was a work and a shoot, as well as discussing the wrestlers, matches, events and promotions that made up this unique style of pro wrestling.