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By Sean Radican, PWTorch Columnist (Twitter: @SR Torch) SPOTLIGHTED PODCAST ALERT (YOUR ARTICLE BEGINS A FEW INCHES DOWN). Tomoyuki Oka came up through the NJPW system as a Young Lion trained primarily by Yuji Nagata. Prior to training in wrestling, He had an ametuer wrestling background. In 2018, he went on an excursion to England and wrestled for NJPW affiliate promotion RPW. While wrestling in RPW, Oka adapted a new gimmick and name, wrestling as the Great-O-Kharn and then modifying his name eventually to the Great-O-Khan. His gimmick is influenced by Mongol empire leader Ghenghis Khan. O-Khan debuted in NJPW this past October during the G1 Climax tournament when he helped Will Ospreay beat Kazuchika Okada. He went on to work a short program where he dropped a match to Okada. ....
Previewing Wrestle Kingdom 15 Hey folks, with the dumpster fire that was 2020 over and done with, it s time to look towards 2021. For wrestling fans, the turn to the new year also brings its first major show. New Japan Pro Wrestling s Wrestle Kingdom 15! The annual Extravaganza at the Tokyo Dome is again two nights Jan 4th and 5th and will look pretty different this year, with the ongoing global pandemic limiting capacity to around 5000 people. However, despite the circumstances, Wrestle Kingdom is always a high quality show with multiple MOTY contenders, and this year is no different. Let s take a look. 1. Who Walks out Double Champion ?- At last years Wrestle Kingdom ....
Highs and Lows went well… so here we go again! As some expected going in, the Best of the Super Junior/World Tag League combined tour hasn’t churned out a stream of bangers… and with some of the higher profile indies in the US reducing their already-limited schedules, we’ve seen a bit of a slowdown. So, what’s out there to recommend from November? Hiromu Takahashi vs. Robbie Eagles from the 11/29 New Japan show was my pick of the bunch, with Eagles showing why so many were calling him the MVP of the Best of the Super Junior tournament, despite his fairly low standing. ....