Wrestling Chatter

Hi guys, A few years ago, I wrote my first unofficial guide where I basically looked at the entire New Japan roster and tried to summarise them in one sentence ( http://wrestling-chatter.blogspot.com/2018/09/the-unofficial-guide-to-njpw-wrestlers.html ). Of course, it wasn't serious but people seemed to like it. So, I decided that I would try and do it with DDT Pro-Wrestling which is a promotion I've been watching for about a year and is the epitome of not serious! Like always, this is not meant to be serious in any way and it's just meant to be light-hearted so hopefully, nobody will get offended. Also, because of the size of the entire Wrestle Universe umbrella (Tokyo Joshi, Ganbare, Basara, NOAH), this post is just looking at the wrestlers who mainly complete in the DDT promotion. ENJOY!    All Out Konosuke Takeshita - The cool kid in school who everyone wants to be friends with Akito -  Cute, adorable and the new DDT Boyz Brain Shunma Katsumata - Small boy who likes p...

Hi guys, So, I know this is technically an odd piece considering that the New Japan Cup hasn't ended yet. However, with the final set and the rest of the matches finished, I thought it would be the perfect time to look at the MVPs of this year's New Japan Cup. Like I said in my preview, this year's tournament was shaken up by the pandemic making it more of a balanced mix of Young Lions, Jrs, and Heavyweights. With so much talent and so many amazing wrestlers, I decided to have a look at those who didn't make the final of the New Japan Cup but really made their mark regardless of the circumstances. Sho Tanaka It seems like, over the past two years, Roppongi 3k's Sho has really come into his own as both a tag and singles wrestler. Despite losing out in the second round, this was probably one of Sho's strongest showings as a singles wrestler since he returned from his excursion. There wasn't one match of his that I didn't enjoy whethe...