New Japan gets the show going again, with a mystery card acting as the curtain raiser to the rescheduled New Japan Cup.
Browsing: Hiromu Takahashi
We’ve a new series here on BackBodyDrop, as we take a look at the singles matches from another long-running feud of the current era – Hiromu Takahashi vs. Dragon/Ryu Lee. At time of writing, they’ve had 19 singles matches, stretching from CMLL (when Hiromu was there on excursion), to Ring of Honor, and of course, New Japan. Add in undercard tags and trios matches, and that number’s pushing 100, aided by them spending almost all of 2015 on the opposite side of the ring of each other in Mexico. We’ve been able to track down the lion’s share of these…
Manabu Nakanishi’s 27-year-plus career came to an end on Saturday as New Japan’s year of retirements continued.
Two sets of tag titles were on the line at Korakuen on Friday, as the New Japan Road continued!
We’re here for this! Tomohiro Ishii and Shingo Takagi headlines the latest New Japan show at Korakuen Hall as the NEVER title took centre stage.
New Japan began a four-day run at Korakuen Hall, with their first retirement show of the week as longtime ref Tiger Hattori called it a day.
The New Beginning wrapped up in Osaka with four title matches – and a contest that had a lot of people waiting with baited breath.
The Road to the New Beginning wrapped up with a NEVER trios match on the last stop before Osaka.