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Today marks the start of the Nagoya Basho, so to celebrate sumo's return I wrote about the biggest storylines heading into the tournament. Injuries, our yokozuna, Kirishima's white rope chase, some exciting young guns, a quirky debutant, & so much more!
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Here are some of my favorites off the top of my head:
Kensuke Sasaki/Yutaka Yoshie
KENTA/Ricky Marvin
Aja Kong/Chaparrita Asari
Yoshihiro Tajiri/Taka Michinoku
Samoa Joe/Tomasso Ciampa
Vader/Takeshi Morishima
FTR/Workhorsemen
Kushida/Hiromu Takahashi
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Not everyone is this kind of fan but I think it would help a lot of people on here if they picked a wrestling match they loved and wrote about it in detail. Really study it. What each moment in the match is telling you, how the wrestlers convey info/emotion to you, etc
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A frankensteiner so good it can only be outdone by Elix Skipper. Love seeing Ito pull out the classic No Mercy cage shaking strat too.
You know after the 4th highspot off of the top of the cage you'd think it'd start reaching diminishing returns but man all of these spots are sick af so it doesn't even matter
A frankensteiner so good it can only be outdone by Elix Skipper. Love seeing Ito pull out the classic No Mercy cage shaking strat too.
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Yuko Miyamoto murders Isami Kodaka with a gnarly Fire Thunder Driver. God fucking damn bruh.
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Scaffold matches can be hit or miss, but man when it hits it produces some of the most truly tense, dramatic, and awe inspiring stuff in this amazing sport. Abdullah Kobayashi vs. Yuko Miyamoto is one of those hits. Just incredible.
Scaffold matches can be hit or miss, but man when it hits it produces some of the most truly tense, dramatic, and awe inspiring stuff in this amazing sport. Abdullah Kobayashi vs. Yuko Miyamoto is one of those hits. Just incredible.







