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A beautiful, touching, respectful, and emotional tribute show to a legendary British wrestler who helped pave the way for many talents from his native country and around the world. Rest In Peace PAC 🖤 by @theundisputedworld

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One of the greatest retirements that any wrestler has ever received, as Hiroyoshi Tenzan ends his iconic 35 Year career in a loss against longtime friend Satoshi Kojima as he is honored by some of the greatest of all time, including Hiroshi Tanahashi, Masahiro Chono, Jun Akiyama, Keiji Mutoh, Tatsumi Fujinamj, Riki Choshu, Takashi Izuka, and many more. Tenzan deserves so much respect for giving his body to the sport for over 3 decades. An icon who won multiple World Championships, 3 G1 Climax’s, and over 10 tag team championships, he’s more than earned his status as a legend and trailblazer for many that arrived in wrestling after him. Cheers to the Raging Bull. by @theundisputedworld

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A masterpiece of a retirement. From the match, to the post-match, to the final goodbye. Seeing Kenny Omega, Katsuyori Shibata, Jay White, Will Ospreay, Keiji Muto, Tatsumi Fujinami, BUSHI, Kota Ibushi, and even Tetsuya Naito return to pay their respects to the GOAT was perfect. Never has a retirement had me this emotional. Okada and Tanahashi was a beautiful final chapter in the Ace’s historic and iconic career. Thank you for saving New Japan all those years ago. Thank you for being the greatest. Thank you for being the purest babyface I’ve ever seen. Thank you for being the Ace of the Universe. Thank you for being Hiroshi Tanahashi. GO ACE! by @theundisputedworld

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9 months ago

Another dumpster fire incoming because they can’t stop giving into opportunities to nostalgia for an era where being a good women’s wrestler in wwe didn’t matter. by @theundisputedworld

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Tomorrow by @theundisputedworld

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Manami Toyota once again could not be stopped in 1995. She somehow topped her previous incredible year with even more all-time great matches. Her iconic matches with Aja Kong, Kyoko Inoue, Akira Hokuto, Mima Shimoda, and Yumiko Hotta. Her storytelling through every match continued to make every match of hers worth the investment. Being the best women’s wrestler in both singles and tag matches throughout the year only further elevated her greatness. With yet another all-time great year, 1995 proved that Manami Toyota was not only the best in the world, but arguably the best to ever do it. Honorable Mentions:
— Yumiko Hotta: Had an incredible year highlighted by her epic Grand Prix Final against Toyota.
— Aja Kong: Her consistency as a performer in great matches continued throughout the whole year.
— Mayumi Ozaki: Had an amazing year thanks to her incredible character work throughout her matches.
— Toshiyo Yamada: Remained a versatile performer as she had amazing matches against just about everyone she faced.
— Kyoko Inoue: Her match of the year against Toyota was a highlight in yet another terrific year.
— Akira Hokuto: she classics against Toyota helped remind many why she was still one of the best in the world.
— Dynamite Kansai: Her great matches against Ozaki and Toyota were huge highlights of that year.
— Mima Shimoda: Her best year yet saw her have amazing matches throughout that entire year.
*This Is unbiased and based on the work that wrestlers have done in the ring and the overall impact they had on their promotions* by @theundisputedworld

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1994 saw Manami Toyota not only continue to be the best women’s wrestler in the world, but arguably the best overall wrestler in the world too. Her blending of creativity, storytelling, and athleticism in every match made every show she was apart of can’t-miss. Her catalogue of mattes throughout the year were amazing, and that includes her all-time great match against Aja Kong at Big Egg Wrestling Universe. Even her tag team work with Toshiyo Yamada was amazing, especially their tag work at Wrestlemarinpiad. The Flying Angel was also the most versatile wrestler on earth as she’d have incredible match of the year candidates with just about anyone no matter what style of wreslting was involved. The work that she did for AJW in 1994 was one for the record books, and one that saw Toyota continue her dominance as the best that women’s wrestling has to offer. Honorable Mentions:
— Aja Kong: Her incredible year was highlighted by a legendary match with Toyota.
— Akira Hokuto: Despite struggles with injuries, she had incredible matches throughout the year that were too great to ignore.
— Mayumi Ozaki: Her great matches were matched by her wonderful storytelling in huge tag matches.
— Toshiyo Yamada: Her versatility throughout the year led to some great singles and tag matches.
— Bull Nakano: Had incredible bouts that year that saw her become one of the most recognizable names in the world.
— Dynamite Kansai: Her amazing matches with Inoue and Kong were some of the best that year.
— Kyoko Inoue: Her continued great work against the likes of Toyota kept her as one of the absolute best in AJW.
*This Is unbiased and based on the work that wrestlers have done in the ring and the overall impact they had on their promotions* by @theundisputedworld

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1993 saw Manami Toyota and Akira Hokuto both have all-time great years. Hokuto’s masterful in-ring phycology and emotional storytelling led her to having even more legendary matches. Her classics with Shinobu Kandori and Toyota both showcased her ability to perfectly blend drama and in-ring work. Toyota also deserves a lot of credit for that year as her bouts as both a singles and tag wrestler constantly stole the show throughout the year, and that’s why includes legendary tag matches where she teamed with Hokuto and Toshiyo Yamada. The fact that both Toyota and Hokuto teamed up to have two of the best tag matches of all time in one night in their tag league speaks volumes to how they were in a league of their own. In a year filled with historic women’s matches, none of that is possible without both the Flying Angel and the Dangerous Queen. Honorable Mentions:
— Mayumi Ozaki: Her role in iconic tag matches that year mixed with her great character work helped her remain as one of the world’s best.
— Dynamite Kansai: Having several classics alongside Ozaki proved why she was still an elite performer.
— Aja Kong: Her consistency and credibility as a performer was just too great to ignore.
— Kyoko Inoue: Her great tag work and storytelling that year helped her continue to stand out as a performer.
— Bull Nakano: Her hard-hitting bouts that year against Devil Masami saw her continue her dominance as a performer.
— Shinobu Kandori: Her great work that year against the likes of Hokuto helped prove that she belonged in the conversations of the best in-ring workers.
— Toshiyo Yamada: Her great technical work that year in both singles and tag matches were huge highlights for AJW.
*This Is unbiased and based on the work that wrestlers have done in the ring and the overall impact they had on their promotions* by @theundisputedworld

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Retired 3 legends in 6 months, and is now doing unfunny stuff with Danhausen and on a show that airs exclusively on the Andrew Tate network. But please tell me to just “shut up and consume”. And you can’t use the tribalistic excuse cause I disliked most of dynamite and collision yesterday. by @theundisputedworld

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Darby Allin beat Hechicero for the final spot in Clockwork Carnage, and then a brawl broke out between the participants. Good main event, but it was pretty obvious who all the winners would be once the matches were announced. by @theundisputedworld

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Machine Guns vs FTR on the Pre Show, but 56 year old Y2-Reagan is on the main show. I wish that was a joke. Tony Khan made a huge mistake re-signing him. by @theundisputedworld

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I think we know who that is…. by @theundisputedworld

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