Tetsujin

Khan is clearly a misogynist, so why not a racist as well. Stop defending the honor of millionaires.

While I still feel this way, gotta admit, his 2023 has been amazing. He's probably the WOTY at this point. Also, saw him live in Wembley and man, I just connected with everything he did there. They were the same spots of every match, I know, but something about watching him being this athletic freak, such fluid movement, just in front of your eyes, you just mark out. So I get why he's always so over with the crowds.

Because he's friends with the Bucks.

She's really bad. Like, really bad. Doesn't know the basics. Doesn't move naturally in the ring. And she's super toxic backstage. If she ever leaves, the division would become much better because she won't drag anyone. When someone in wrestling was bad as fuck as a wrestler but could talk and had charisma, they made him/her a manager. Britt would be an amazing manager for a lot of people. But she has the Brandi Rhodes syndrome and we all surfer because of It.

This might trigger people, but Mox reminds me of Tenryu in that his offence is unbelievably inconsistent (some awesome shit and some lame as fuck stuff mixed together in almost every match) but he has such personality and charisma that he hooks you in no matter what, and that makes you appreciate him as a great wrestler even with his flaws. A perfect example of a "the whole being better than the sum of the parts" wrestler, just like Tenryu was.

This, 100% this.

Probably he just needed time to find out with his lawyers if he could afford to fire him.

Well that's just awful. One more year of almost non-existent booking for the Big Wembley show just for Chicago to have the juicy big matches a week later outta nowhere.

I think it's closer than people here make it sounds. Both are really good at their prefered style, but can be inconsistent out of their confort zone. Their input is often quite great, with both having strong, accurate offence and detailed selling, and both have enough charisma to carry lesser matches and/or opponents. I also believe both reached their max level considerably less often than other top tier contenders, though,but obviously when they did it was as good as any pro wrestling ever. Idk man, it's hard. I think Hash was better a bit more, and his rewatch value is higher than Inoki's, if only for his matches being shorter. Also, Hash is one of the only guys with a 5* match in my book (G1 96 with Choshu) and Inoki is not (although I have the 75 Robinson match at 4'75*).

FUCKING FINALLY

WHAT A FUCKING MATCH HOPE NAITO IS OK FOR TOMORROW BECAUSE WE AND THE WORLD WORLD NEED HIM TO WIN

Ok they did well today.

Bullshit results for C block today, huh.

Yeah and if it means the end of the Outcasts that's even better. She will find her place at Collision, I'm sure.

Ok they are cowards for not doing Punk/Omega. It's their biggest show ever, c'mon. Still, Punk/Joe IV and FTR/Bucks 3 will be excellent. Super cool episode of Collision this week once again, yeah.

Holy shit Kiyomiya getting eliminated is the dumbest thing this company has done in... Well not a really long time precisely, but still very dumb.

BCC vs Best Friends at the parking brawl on Rampage was insane. The best thing BF have done in AEW by far. What a year Mox and Claudio are having. Hope they do Mox/Orange as a singles in Wembley though.

He's one of those few guys that, at his best, he looks like the best ever. Even though he's far from his peak now, sometimes he just puts an amazing performance that makes you remember why you loved KENTA some day (his G1 match with Ospreay a few days algo being the latest example). He has a chance of making my list, but it depends on how long I consider his peak to be: 2004-13 sounds a bit too much for me, but idk, maybe? Big fan of the infamous Nakajima match, as well. Even with the leg selling issues, I don't think it's anything less than extraordinary.

Kelly is fucking atrocious. Always going for the japanese commentary version. So, what are the quarterfonals gonna look like? It seems Sanada and Okada are already in, and I suppose Ospreay, Shingo and Naito have to be there as well. Will Kaito make it to a rematch with Okada? Will Eddie Kingston make it, or will they go with Finlay instead? Who wins the whole thing this time (hopefully Naito)?

Good lord what a show. Collision is on fucking fire man. I just loved everything.

I believe he can definitely be in a conversation, although his case must be stronger (or at least more defined) for the 2036 project, as he still is quite young. He has the great matches and is one of the best at working the "fast-paced crazy spotfest" style, which isn't my cup of tea but he makes it work for me most of the times. He even managed to excite me during some pandemic-era crowds matches, something extremely difficult in my case. He has such strong charisma and impressive, exciting ringwork. The 2017 KUSHIDA trilogy belongs among the all time great in ring wrestling sagas, specially the Dominion match is an all timer, and some of his Dragon Lee, Desperado and Will Ospreay matches are really good as well (but others not so much). There was a time when I believed he could be the next ace of the promotion, but instead Gedo wants him forever at the Jr division (which shouldn't be bad in itself, but with Gedo's booking it kinda is).

Yeah he's been pretty good in New Japan when given something to do, which sadly isn't quite most of the times. I need to dive deep into his pre-NJPW career, so more recs would be appreciated.

The guy had a lot of potential and basically every single one of his phases in his first WWE run was a hit, except Stardust. Then he left, and became of the absolute worst wrestlers in the world. His ceiling was, idk, maybe a ***1/2 match with a good opponent like Juice Robinson or something. His AEW run is super hit or miss, more misses than hits to me. Now that he's back in WWE he seems to have found his place once again, although I still don't enjoy his current presentation, ringwork style nor his overall attitude. So, no chance.

Definitely deserves consideration just because he and Ishii managed to have a super exciting match in an empty crowd arena at the 2020 New Japan Cup.

So are they gonna start building stuff for Wembley or what the fuck?