>is back in the dark ages just like the 2000s again
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>is back in the dark ages just like the 2000s again
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>Japan is multiple different islands
whoa
Good, all the fake fans can frick off now
They should have paid to keep Timmy Tanga and Tanga Langa. Now there's no hope left for them.
Good, needed to learn a lesson about things more important than money and that catering to gaijin is a dead end.
Grimmest of grim
that is dire, misawa will be spinning in his grave
WHO THE FRICK IS GABE KIDD
AEW's future Ace
But I'm trans
Who the frick is either of them?
absolutely pathetic
This homie Gabe getting the rocket strapped on him. Lots of semi-main appearances lately.
What is this expression trying to convey?
Disgust when he learns you spend all day arguing about tv ratings and attendance numbers
Means he swears on his mum he'll bash you, mate.
the white zoomer
>New Meltzer gospel just dropped!!!
They don’t have a future
The fact that they don't have the time and money to send their dimeless "young" lions on excursion is grim.
Is a very common occurrence
tourist go home! we want to be poor!
Or maybe put money and support into real industries so you have a future besides having broke gaijin arrive who spent all their budget on the flight and hotel so they don't even buy anything but just walk around and bother people
Is it true to be true that a
Well, it is and always was an indy fed, maybe morons will stop pretending otherwise
>fanboys on the internet hype japanese wrestling as the second coming of christ on all wrestling boards
>nobody besides them watches it to verify how good their KENNY OMEGAS and BUKKAKE HIROSHIMAS are
>they get a chance at a bigger audience
>90% fall right on their arse
I blame weebs as usual
Weebs are complete fricking morons. Frick them and their fetish
I still wish we could push the threads where people just post their waifus daily using the same pics (dozens of threads like that) to /s/, that would make this board a lot better and less weebfriendly
>/s/
Wouldn't that require those women to be attractive in the first place?
then I guess /lgbt/ would be fine kek
there's already a few trannies morons here jerk off to
They are being sacrificed so the Japs could be succesful at actual sports
You will never be Japenese
That's a good thing, thank you. I never want to be an east Asian
I wish everything could go back to the 2000's again
B-but the $11.99/mo paying Observoids at Bushiroad made a deal to give away all their talent and belts to a superfan, a modern day masanori horie if you will, who buys them dinners and gives them prizes. Weird.
The inaugural tournament "ALL TOGETHER" of the Japan Pro Wrestling Federation was held at Japan Budokan on the 6th.
Six organizations participated in this tournament, which will commemorate the inauguration of the Japan Pro Wrestling Federation: New Japan, Noah, DDT, Dai Japan Pro Wrestling, Dragon Gate, and Stardom. It was held as a charity event to support the reconstruction of the Noto Peninsula, but the venue was conspicuously empty and only 4,583 people attended.
Taichi, who won the sixth game of the day, mentioned the crowd at the venue. "The whole wrestling world is getting together and how many people are in it today, so you don't have to force yourself to do it, right? Charity can be done in other ways." "The whole group is coming, isn't it? Everyone's faces will be crushed, this one. Think about it for a moment. Is this the power of professional wrestling as a whole? Wasn't there someone who did it in New Japan Pro Wrestling? I don't know about this, but if you ask me to come out again, I'll do. You should think about it a little more
This will be the fourth time the AT has been held since the Ryogoku Kokugikan tournament in June last year. The first tournament, held in August 2011 as the East Japan Reconstruction Support Tournament, attracted 17,000 people at the Japan Budokan (super full house), and 58,273,560 yen in sales of tickets, PPV, related goods, etc. were donated to the Japan Red Cross Society.
This was the first time since the first tournament that the tournament was held in a sacred place. The number of participating organizations doubled from three (New Japan, Noah, and All Japan), but the crowd fell to less than one-third, confronting the world of professional wrestling with a harsh reality.