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I am very familiar with New Japan World, but do any of the other Japanese wrestling promotions offer video streaming services and if so, are they any good?

I am particularly interested in AJPW, Pro Wrestling Noah and Dragongate.

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Well Noah for what it's worth is on the best wrestling service (imo) Wrestle Universe, for about £7 a month you're getting Noah, DDT, TJPW, Ganbare, Sendai Girls, Marigold, Michinoku Pro and Real Zero 1 - that latter two have less than the rest, will see how that develops over time - as well as the occasional show/matcb from other companies. There's kind of something for everyone there with a variety of styles and loads of live and on demand content. Obviously not every company will be right for you but plenty of variety and content available.

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Something I've just remembered and wondered about for ages - watching CZW on the Wrestling Channel, there was a wrestler called B-Boy and (I may be completely misremembering this) they'd say his 'full' name but bleep the first part - B(bleep) Boy. I forgot that a B-Boy was a thing, and convinced myself his wrestling name must be Bitch-Boy or Bastard-Boy.

Does anyone else remember this happening? Cagematch says he had the nickname Blazin'. Is that what was bleeped?

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3 hours ago, Ro_y Disco said:

Something I've just remembered and wondered about for ages - watching CZW on the Wrestling Channel, there was a wrestler called B-Boy and (I may be completely misremembering this) they'd say his 'full' name but bleep the first part - B(bleep) Boy. I forgot that a B-Boy was a thing, and convinced myself his wrestling name must be Bitch-Boy or Bastard-Boy.

Does anyone else remember this happening? Cagematch says he had the nickname Blazin'. Is that what was bleeped?

I was massively into CZW at the time and I don't remember his name being bleeped as he was always just B-Boy. 

He used Easy E's Real Muthaphuckkin' G's song as his entrance music so maybe that was bleeped in parts on the Wrestling Channel.

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A bit of a two parter…and as someone who has seen very little NJPW. …


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1. How good was Tenzan actually in the ring ?

 2. What is considered his best match in his career ?

3. Were any of his matches in WCW any good ?

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Hi all, I know there are no traditional rules sets in wrestling, but what is usually done when a wrestler is demasked mid match? I have seen it happen and it has led to a DQ and I have also seen it when matches just continue. Is it usually a DQ or not?

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Generally in lucha libre an intentional unmasking is grounds for disqualification. Unless that's embedded into the rules of the promotion, it's unlikely to be a DQ anywhere else - it was in CHIKARA, but I'm not aware of another US promotion having that rule unless they were explicitly referencing Lucha.

You will sometimes see a referee administer a five-count on a wrestler trying to remove their opponent's mask outside of lucha, though. I'd place that under a broader rule of not interfering with your opponent's gear.

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On 8/23/2024 at 10:49 PM, Browser Brady said:

1. How good was Tenzan actually in the ring ?

He was very good. Unfortunately he suffered massively from stop-start pushes. Right when he was incredibly popular, he had his legs cut out from under him because Inoki had a hard-on for MMA and absolutely HAD TO get the belt onto Nakamura even though he wasn't ready. Then winning the belt back only to lose it to Kensuke a month later. Then after a powerful series of title matches (and switches) with old mucka Kojima, dropping it almost immediately to Fujita, who was crap, but also did MMA!!!11

I would say peak and prime Tenzan is probably vs Akiyama in the 2003 G1 final, having beaten IWGP champ Takayama to get that far.

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Quick (dumb) question: I've seen most wrestling results referring the arena IPW:UK formally used as "Orpington Halls" but when I Googled it, it is referred as "Orpington Village Hall". Has the place always been referred as the later opposed to "Orpington Halls"? I couldn't find nothing concrete about that.

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