"I'm the best technical wrestler of all time...and i'm just getting warmed up" - ZACK SABRE JUNIOR

[TheGodling]

Nobody believes that as long as his ring work looks like an exhibition match.

 

[Jmare007]

I hope he's getting warmed up because he hasn't gotten much better in the last 4 years.

 

[Playaz Eyez]

 

[THE 101]

he impressed me in the G1...had great matches with Ibushi, Ishii and Tanahashi. His sadistic heel character is dope.

 

[Drones]

Obviously not of all time but dude is legit. I've seen him live on a few occasions and he's even better in person. He does things in the ring I haven't seen before. An innovator in my book.

This. Seeing him live changed my opinion of him a lot, his Octopus Hold on Ishii was the most intense rope-break spot I've ever seen live. Obviously a large part of that is Ishii's phenomenal selling but ZSJ more than did his part to make it feel like he was bringing Ishii to the brink of death.

He's not the best of all time, particularly because of his selling, but hell if he doesn't believe it no one else will. You can ask James Harden if he's the best SG of all time and he'll say yes, and even though we all know it's not true that doesn't mean he isn't really damn good.

 

[Sypress]

 

[Apex]

he should grow scruff, start wearing tailored suits with fur coats and do a connor mcgregor type gimmick


surprised no one in WWE has tried to run with that yet

Ric Flair was doing that decades ago my friend

 

[Piff Huxtable]

ZSJ benchpresses less than Kevin Hart

 

[Apex]

people on here clowning him but what he said invoked a reaction. that's exactly what you aim for as a combat athlete.

 

[Hey_zeus]

Billy Robinson>>>>>>>

 

[WaveMolecules]

He had his chance to shine in the USA in the big leagues and he underwhelmed. Period.

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

He had his chance to shine in the USA in the big leagues and he underwhelmed. Period.

He wasn't ready. He still isn't but he's closer.

The fact is, in the American Indy's you don't learn psychology at all. This Japan run is incredibly valuable. He will be a ready but before g1 he was basically a LESS convincing and slower Dean malenko.

 

[TheGodling]

He wasn't ready. He still isn't but he's closer.

The fact is, in the American Indy's you don't learn psychology at all. This Japan run is incredibly valuable. He will be a ready but before g1 he was basically a LESS convincing and slower Dean malenko.

I will say he has definitely improved working in Japan, but like you say he still isn't ready for the big leagues.

 

[Larry]

Ric Flair was doing that decades ago my friend

Definitely, and it worked



so do it again, this time with some bum from Ireland or somewhere overseas. watch them get over

 

[TBdaGhost]

Not surprised that he thinks that. People been gassin him up like a motherfukker