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WWE To Sign Japanese Indie Wrestler Hideki Suzuki?
Former Big Japan and NOAH technician Hideki Suzuki has already left Japan.
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Independent wrestler Hideki Suzuki has left Japan on a one-way journey, with speculation suggesting he could be on his way to WWE.
This stems from a Tokyo Sports article published on Monday. It states that Suzuki arrived at Tokyo s Haneda Airport yesterday afternoon, giving vague answers to questions about where he was heading before boarding a plane with a one-way ticket.
Suzuki s exact destination hasn t been revealed, though the article states that WWE is his likeliest destination, as he did some guest coaching for the promotion two years ago and was highly evaluated doing his time there. The 40-year-old could conceivably slot in as a player-coach or a more specialised role, given his experience.
We look at New Japan s road to the Tokyo Dome and the first group of major shows in 2021 as the lead story in the new issue of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter.
We look at the realities of business, the set up, the announced matches, and the last few shows leading up to the Dome events. We also have complete coverage from the Budokan Hall show and Super J Cup.
The new issue also covers:
TLC show, Smackdown live and taped shows, new television shows being considered, WWE Network special offer, Bill Goldberg talks who he d like to wrestle, details on a new contract negotiation, more about wrestlers being sent for regular training, upcoming NXT matches, Hall of Fame, injury updates, new signing, new TV show, international ratings, how WWE & AEW fare compared to sports programming, new TV character identified, WWE market value and the most-watched shows on the WWE Network.