AJPW on Nippon TV – February 2000
Previously in AJPW… In a publicity stunt, Masaaki Satake, coming off being destroyed by Mark Coleman in the Pride Tokyo Dome show, on 2/3 asked Mitsuharu Misawa to help train him f...
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Previously in AJPW… In a publicity stunt, Masaaki Satake, coming off being destroyed by Mark Coleman in the Pride Tokyo Dome show, on 2/3 asked Mitsuharu Misawa to help train him f...
Previously In AJPW… The penultimate month continues! Weekly Fight Magazine in Japan reported that this promotion would be splitting into two groups, as has been talked about inside...
Previously In AJPW… Let’s continue circling the drain! 2000/04/05 Champion Carnival Round #1 Mitsuharu Misawa vs. Toshiaki Kawada 03/31/00 Their last AJPW singles match. On paper t...
Previously in AJPW… All Japan received a major dose of bad news on 3/13 when Nippon TV announced it was lowering its rights fees to broadcast the promotion and moving the shows fro...
Happy Friday Everyone! We’ve got The Spiral reviewed for you today; a New Japan Tokyo Dome show from 2002 filled with Inoki-ism and, hopefully, some decent wrestling interspersed b...
Previously in AJPW… Here we go, nice knowing you all! Weekly Fight Magazine in Japan reported that this promotion would be splitting into two groups, as has been talked about insid...
Welcome back to my coverage of Akira Hokuto’s books. This section will cover an important event in her life: her trip to North Korea for the infamous Collision in Korea event. This...
Okay we’re back with more All Japan with 1750 in Ésforta Arena Hachiōji. It’s the last big title setup before the Champion Carnival but it’s a big crowd with the junior tag tournam...
This next section will cover a short but important period in Akira Hokuto’s career: her first trip to Mexico. Foreign excursion is an integral part of many a Japanese wrestler’s ca...
Welcome back to Night 2 of the Champion Carnival, we’re in beautiful Nagoya and we’re almost 900 strong in Kinjofuto Arena. It’s a pretty stripped down arena set here with nobody i...
Welcome back to my coverage of Akira Hokuto’s books. This time around we’re looking at the fallout from AJW Dream Slam I and Hokuto’s legendary match with judoka Shinobu Kandori. A...
Dragongate pumps out its first MOTYC as they finally produce a show that doesn't feel like they're plunging towards a creative abyss.
Welcome back to my coverage of Akira Hokuto’s books. This next section is the one I’ve been looking forward to the most: Hokuto versus Shinobu Kandori from AJW Dream Slam I in 1993...
PoderMania was just another block of content on the conveyor belt of bad wrestling. Avoid.
Welcome back to my coverage of Akira Hokuto’s books. This will be a shorter section as it will conclude Hokuto’s 1994 autobiography BLOOD SOAKED CORONATION. There are a few loose e...
Hello and welcome to another scintillating All Japan showcase as we have a big show in Korakuen Hall with some major events happening here, or rather just some matches and a tag ti...
Jushin Liger is one of the most famous masked wrestlers of all time. He revolutionized pro wrestling with his quick, athletic style and inspired an entire generation of wrestlers....
Welcome back to my coverage of Akira Hokuto’s books. This next section will cover lots of ground, though not necessarily by my choice. So far Hokuto has been fairly consistent with...
This is a match I’ve wanted to write about for a while because it’s such an interesting case study in booking complexity. It was a match born out of necessity rather than organic n...
A snake-bitten show Marigold Shine Forever 2026 did little to address some of the big issues the company has.
Welcome back to more Dream Matches! This week I have an incredible find- Jim Londos vs. Bronko Nagurski for the “Heavyweight Championship of the World”- in 1938! Come see how heel...
It’s safe to say that El Desperado’s Death Vegas Invitacional is going to be a leading contender for show of the weekend.
Welcome to the Champion Carnival, the oldest singles tournament in the history of pro wrestling, it’s a round robin format with two blocks, you get points, and then the winners of...
Happy Friday Everyone! We’ve got some classic TNA/IMPACT for you today with Total Nonstop Deletion, a special edition of Impact’s weekly show held from the Hardy Compound featuring...
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