...from what it sounds like...I think he wants to fukk Naito...oh sweet Jesus TELL ME HE HASNT BEEN SPEAKING TO FINN!!!
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...from what it sounds like...I think he wants to fukk Naito...oh sweet Jesus TELL ME HE HASNT BEEN SPEAKING TO FINN!!!
Jmare007
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Hideki Suzuki vs Daisuke Sekimoto - BJW Endless Survivor 5/5/18, Strong Heavyweight Title match
https://vk.com/videos289484704?z=video289484704_456245153/pl_289484704_-2
Draw part II. Very similar match from the one they had last year, I thought the 2017 draw was slightly better a a whole but this year's had better sequences/moments. Like, this time I think Daisuke got more winded and had to rest on a couple of holds and it took longer than last year to get interesting - though not much, 5 minutes in I was already engaged - and the way they transitioned to the desperate bomb throwing and striking didn't come off as good I thought, also I fukking hated the suplex no sell/fighting spirit by Sekimoto at the end. Now, this was still a fukking great fight for control throughout the 30 minutes it lasted and I love these type of "struggle for control" matches. I mean, it takes them 27 minutes to throw the first suplex and 28 min. to throw their first real strike and I didn't care, I was engaged with them just wrestling and finding ways to get on top and take advantage, that's very hard to do, specially when they just stick to wrestling on the mat for so long. I also thought the crowd was more into the ending than last year at Korakuen. Sekimoto no selling the suplex and landing a lariat (which again, hated it, but it worked for the fans live), him doing the German for a near fall, Suzuki being so desperate he did a LOW BLOW that got him booed and the final nearfall hit better than what they tried in 17'. I guess my biggest gripe was how the transitioned to the final sequence, it just felt out of nowhere and they just did stuff from a completely different match, some might say that it makes sense because they got desperate with the time coming up, but it didn't feel that way to me.Anyways, I don't think everyone will enjoy this as much as me and others but if you liked their draw last year, you gotta check this one out because it's a worthy sequel, hell you might even think it's better than I did @Scottie Drippin would love to read your thoughts and if you think if it's better, same or worse than their previous 30 minute match
Ohhh, and by the way. Anyone that thinks Zack Sabre Jr is the best technical wrestler on the planet should just watch Hideki Suzuki and shut the fukk up
there's a sequence were Hideki is working Sekimoto's neck and just doesn't let up, he gets bodyslammed twice and doesn't let go of Daisuke's neck, after a couple of minutes of working headlocks and cravats, Suzuki goes for a octopus stretch. He starts torturing Sekimoto's fingers, and at first it looks like he just transitioned to another hold and body part, but no, Hideki does it because that makes Daisuke react in a way that leave his head wide open for more torturing. Suzuki then modifies the hold and cranks Sekimoto's neck to the point the crowd reacts like it's a legit submissions attempt. Daisuke then does his patented escape-by-powering up with his legs and it gets a pop. Suzuki looks like the smartest, vicious motherfukker in the world and his opponent like a resilient beast. Everyone wins in that exchange in the crowds eyes and everything makes sense. THAT'S elite level shyt 
https://vk.com/videos289484704?z=video289484704_456245153/pl_289484704_-2
Draw part II. Very similar match from the one they had last year, I thought the 2017 draw was slightly better a a whole but this year's had better sequences/moments. Like, this time I think Daisuke got more winded and had to rest on a couple of holds and it took longer than last year to get interesting - though not much, 5 minutes in I was already engaged - and the way they transitioned to the desperate bomb throwing and striking didn't come off as good I thought, also I fukking hated the suplex no sell/fighting spirit by Sekimoto at the end. Now, this was still a fukking great fight for control throughout the 30 minutes it lasted and I love these type of "struggle for control" matches. I mean, it takes them 27 minutes to throw the first suplex and 28 min. to throw their first real strike and I didn't care, I was engaged with them just wrestling and finding ways to get on top and take advantage, that's very hard to do, specially when they just stick to wrestling on the mat for so long. I also thought the crowd was more into the ending than last year at Korakuen. Sekimoto no selling the suplex and landing a lariat (which again, hated it, but it worked for the fans live), him doing the German for a near fall, Suzuki being so desperate he did a LOW BLOW that got him booed and the final nearfall hit better than what they tried in 17'. I guess my biggest gripe was how the transitioned to the final sequence, it just felt out of nowhere and they just did stuff from a completely different match, some might say that it makes sense because they got desperate with the time coming up, but it didn't feel that way to me.Anyways, I don't think everyone will enjoy this as much as me and others but if you liked their draw last year, you gotta check this one out because it's a worthy sequel, hell you might even think it's better than I did @Scottie Drippin would love to read your thoughts and if you think if it's better, same or worse than their previous 30 minute match
Ohhh, and by the way. Anyone that thinks Zack Sabre Jr is the best technical wrestler on the planet should just watch Hideki Suzuki and shut the fukk up
there's a sequence were Hideki is working Sekimoto's neck and just doesn't let up, he gets bodyslammed twice and doesn't let go of Daisuke's neck, after a couple of minutes of working headlocks and cravats, Suzuki goes for a octopus stretch. He starts torturing Sekimoto's fingers, and at first it looks like he just transitioned to another hold and body part, but no, Hideki does it because that makes Daisuke react in a way that leave his head wide open for more torturing. Suzuki then modifies the hold and cranks Sekimoto's neck to the point the crowd reacts like it's a legit submissions attempt. Daisuke then does his patented escape-by-powering up with his legs and it gets a pop. Suzuki looks like the smartest, vicious motherfukker in the world and his opponent like a resilient beast. Everyone wins in that exchange in the crowds eyes and everything makes sense. THAT'S elite level shyt
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WaveMolecules
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The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
@Ace of the Metropolitan shared a Eddie Kingston promo from Chikara on the Backlash thread and that made me curious about what that company's roster looks today.
There is a wrestler named Still Life With Apricots and Pears.
It's not even a painter gimmick. It's a paintING gimmick How? Why?
There is a wrestler named Still Life With Apricots and Pears.
It's not even a painter gimmick. It's a paintING gimmick
How? Why?
@Ace of the Metropolitan shared a Eddie Kingston promo from Chikara on the Backlash thread and that made me curious about what that company's roster looks today.
There is a wrestler named Still Life With Apricots and Pears.
It's not even a painter gimmick. It's a paintING gimmick
I been meaning to check out Chikara. Last year they had a dog on the roster.
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
I bowed out of Chikara after the dope BDK Cibernetico match, I don't think the promotion could do anything better than what they did there and their fukkery was just too much to keep up with. That shyt is legit a long running comic book with wrestling matches.
@Ace of the Metropolitan shared a Eddie Kingston promo from Chikara on the Backlash thread and that made me curious about what that company's roster looks today.
There is a wrestler named Still Life With Apricots and Pears.
It's not even a painter gimmick. It's a paintING gimmick
Jmare007
pico pal q lee
Honga Ciganesta
Japanese Keyhole Porn Don
That venue is nice
The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
So not only he's leaving, he's taking three of the most prominent young stars? Come on
Hopefully Dead or Alive drops during the day. Need my annual multii-man cage fukkery.
Superkick Party
Atlus / Ryū ga Gotoku
Fire Pro Wrestling World Presents NJPW Best of the Super Juniors 25
A Block
A Block
- ACH
- BUSHI
- Flip Gordon
- Taiji Ishimori
- Tiger Mask IV
- Will Ospreay
- Yoshinobu Kanemaru
- YOH
- Chris Sabin
- Dragon Lee
- El Desperado
- Hiromu Takahashi
- KUSHIDA
- Marty Scurll
- Ryusuke Taguchi
- SHO
The Rainmaker
Mr. Money in the Bank
Is Alex Shelley injured?
lol @ Sabin in it.
I just want to see Dragon Lee and Hiromu killing each other as usual.
Scottie Drippin
Should Never Mention Me
You seen the footage of those Chinese brehs wilding out? Double back handspring space flying tiger drops and running over the top rope double stomps and shyt. CIMA created the future of wrestling in a Shanghai lab.