let me see yall list please. I got to watch this G1 this weekend and was impressed by some guys I had never seen before.
whatever your personal qualifications are.It honestly depends on what you watch wrestling for
Pentagon
Styles
Omega
Should all be on the list
But wrestling is more than just matches. It’s the spectacle/circus aspect too. Brock isn’t a top 15 in the ring, but anywhere on the planet if his music hits randomly and he walks out, the roof explodes.
whatever your personal qualifications are.
I still need to see Pentagon.
let me see yall list please. I got to watch this G1 this weekend and was impressed by some guys I had never seen before.
LolIf we do this?
To be clear, are you asking for singles or do tag teams count?
Also if so, we’ll then for the tag teams do they count as one or two?
singles manIf we do this?
To be clear, are you asking for singles or do tag teams count?
Also if so, we’ll then for the tag teams do they count as one or two?
looking up some of these names, I've never heard of Big Japan WrestlingYuji Okabayashi
Daisuke Sekimoto
Takuya Nomura
Naoya Nomura
Zeus
Yuji Hino
Fuminori Abe
Tomohiro Ishii
Kazuchika Okada
Kento Miyahara
Tetsuya Naito
Kota Ibushi
Daniel Bryan
Shuji Ishikawa
Fred Yehi
singles man
looking up some of these names, I've never heard of Big Japan Wrestling
what's a good website that reviews BJW showsJust gonna copy/paste what I wrote about it in the Puro thread not long ago:
Big Japan: There's too sides of BJW: the Deathmatch division and the Strong division. The first one is pretty self explanatory, gory hardcore stuff with blood, light bulbs, barbwire, thumbtacks, and more, if you can get past the gore, they pull off some dope fukking matches from time to time.
The second one is my personal favorite and it has been for almost a decade now. It also has the best dojo in Japan, imo, the amount of talented motherfukkers that come out of here is staggering for such a small company. You get a mix of very different wrestlers - literally any kind you can imagine, including a dude that did Sumo for 10 years - going into battle with one premise: make shyt matter. There's a hierarchy - traditional in any puroresu promotion - that's respected, but at the same time, it can change any day because the style let's everyone on the roster play a different role depending on who they are working with. There a hoss battles, very technical mat based matches, spotsfests, sprints, even a hybrid of shoot style. There's also a uniqueness on their finishes, even though every wrestler has a finishing move, it's VERY common for a match to end with a "random" move because the story of the match called for it. Most of the matches are really short too, so it's easy as fukk to watch. You won't find a bunch of MOTYCs - though you will get them for big matches -, but you will always find a fun match that's short and has something memorable. They also free lance a lot, and given how awesome their style is, they ALWAYS bring a breath of fresh air and dope matches to the companies they are "invading". Because they are a small promotion, booking is pretty straight forward.
what's a good website that reviews BJW shows
i dont want to watch every match on the show
Who in the blue moon are these people?Yuji Okabayashi
Daisuke Sekimoto
Takuya Nomura
Naoya Nomura
Zeus
Yuji Hino
Fuminori Abe
Tomohiro Ishii
Kazuchika Okada
Kento Miyahara
Tetsuya Naito
Kota Ibushi
Daniel Bryan
Shuji Ishikawa
Fred Yehi