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International Wrestling Association Japan Korakuen Hall Attendance: 2,050 IWA Japan is the cool, new hardcore Puro company of 1994 that came about as a result of everyone abandonin...
International Wrestling Association Japan Korakuen Hall Attendance: 2,105 IWA Japan’s next show comes to us via Champ Forum, the variety wrestling show that showcased many Puro com...
The 1990s was an excellent decade for pro wrestling outside. While different companies experienced ups and downs throughout that period, there was a general sense of experimentatio...
Welcome back to my 5-Star Book Reviews coverage of Jun Akiyama and his storied career. Things get juicy in this section as Akiyama experiences lots of adversity that leaves him shr...
Welcome back to the Champion Carnival as we’re in Koriyama’s South Tohoku General Wholesale Center with a crowd of almost 500, and I must add that this show is sponsored by none ot...
Back with more Champion Carnival action as once again we’re in Utsunomiya in the Utsunomiya Light Cube…which is indeed a boxy room with lights in it, they weren’t lying. This is al...
Welcome back to my 5-Star Book Reviews series. We’re going back to All Japan and the King’s Road here with a look at none other than Jun Akiyama. Some of you might remember him for...
Let's spin up Buck Owens's "Made in Japan" and watch some rad matches from Stardom, AJPW, Sendai Girls, Sportiva, and more.
NJPW returns from the United States to kick off the Japanese portion of the G1 tour, with a pretty good show from Sapporo.
GAEA JAPAN: (May 18th 2002) * We’re at Hamamatsu (no idea) for what seems like a smaller taped show. This set will have a pair of small shows reviewed, mostly D-FIX intermingling w...
Welcome back to my coverage of Jushin Liger’s books. So far in this series there hasn’t been all that much in the way of juicy gossip or scandalous revelations, but this time we ge...
Those Days returns to discuss Michinoku Pro's late Fall of 1996 including the appearance of El Hijo del Santo!
OZ ACADEMY IN MAY 2002: (ZEPP Tokyo, May 11th, 2002) * There’s four May shows on YouTube, so let’s see how long it takes to get through them…. *reviews* okay so every match on the...
It’s been a while since I’ve done a match review and thinking back I wanted to look at something that had significant impact on the wrestling business. When looking at what to revi...
Ring of Honor heads to Mexico City for ROH on HonorClub #179: Global Wars Mexico!
Welcome back to my 5-Star Book Reviews series. Today we’ll look at Part Two of my coverage of Jun Akiyama and we’ll focus on his training and debut. The circumstances of Akiyama’s...
NJPW G1 Climax 36 heads to Hiroshima for Night 10, with the top two matches delivering big after some real stinkers that came before them.
John & Arametha discuss a very up and down batch of shows from NJPW's G1 & STARDOM's 5 Star GP! Plus: TJPW, NOAH, Marvelous & Marigold!
After having one of the best shows of the tour just under a week ago in Fukuoka, the B Block showed up in Yokohama and put on easily the weakest show of this year’s G1 Climax.
John & Velkej review big shows from AJPW & Sendai Girls, the start of the Marigold Dream Star GP, and SEAdLINNNG's 11th anniversary show!
NJPW is at its best when it does simple better than anyone. Ryohei Oiwa and Yuya Uemura brought it home.
In the name of the baumkuchen's transcending borders, let's look at some matches from Germany and Japan.
This next section of Jushin Liger’s books will cover a period of about four years from mid-2008 to mid-2012. This period sees Liger navigate less stormy waters from the initial Dar...
When even the Ren Narita match is good, you know you’ve got a great show on your hands, and that’s what we got with Night 11 of G1 Climax 36 from Fukuoka.
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