Login

u/tenshipriestjotaro1

▲ 3 r/JoshiPuroIsland

Hello, I need y'all opinions

So, after the article on the ARSION debacle of 2001, I'm planning to do another one, and I have many ideas for it, but I'm not sure which one I should choose. Here are the ideas:

• The Joshi world according to Rossy Ogawa,(aka his story in the Joshi world, his rise to power, how he weaponised the media for him, his antics in AJW, ARSION, JD, STARDOM and Marigold, and the impact and fallout he had on the Joshi world, from the Matsunagas to him to Taro Okada)

• The 1997 crisis of Joshi wrestling (AJW's downfall, the chaos surrounding it, the launch of many companies, the death of Plum Mariko...)

• The perspective of Joshi wrestling: between Traditional Medias (Weekly Pro, Tospo, Gong), Dave Meltzer, the new world of social media and outsider watchers (Makiko Ida being a notable one)

Your opinion is welcome about which one to choose, and if there are any other interesting ideas you are willing to share, you're open to

reddit.com
u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 9 hours ago
▲ 33 r/SCJerk

DAE CMLL is profitable than Ded Fed ever was, and is bigger than Ded Fed will ever be. Forget Ministry of Tourism, 5$ tickets and not going out of Guadalajara and la Ciudad exist, that's Bad Faith

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 10 hours ago
▲ 142 r/SCJerk

Go ahead, Jerker. Do it. Post it. You are funny. You want to talk about manners. You wanna meme it do death. Overuse it. Make fun of the entire situation. Look at it this way. You may end up gaining some upvotes. Hell, I am not telling you anything you don't already know.

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 1 day ago
▲ 83 r/stardomjoshi

Random fun fact: Sayaka Kurara is only the 15th fastest (debut-to-world title) wrestler to win a Joshi World Title in history, with 853 days. Here are the 14 who were faster than her

  1. Ayako Hamada (August 9, 1998-December 3, 2000): 847 days (Queen of ARSION)

  2. Fuka Kakimoto (February 29, 2004-June 24, 2006): 845 days (Princess of Pro-Wrestling, JD Stars)

  3. Utami Hayashishita (August 12, 2018-November 15, 2020): 826 days (World of STARDOM)

  4. Tomoka Inaba (July 8, 2019-July 7, 2021): 730 days (Queen of JTO)

  5. Maki Narumiya (March 19, 2011-December 31, 2012): 653 days (ICEx60)

  6. Miyako Matsumoto (July 23, 2008-March 21, 2010): 600 days (ICEx60)

  7. Suzu Suzuki (December 31, 2018-August 9, 2020): 587 days (ICEx60) *completely forgot about her

  8. Arisa Nakajima (January 3, 2006-June 17, 2007): 530 days (Princess of Pro-Wrestling)

  9. Reika Saiki (March 30, 2016-August 26, 2017): 514 days (Princess of Princess, TJPW)

  10. Tsukasa Fujimoto (August 23, 2018-January 4, 2010): 499 days (ICEx60)

  11. Maki Ueda (March 19, 1975-June 8, 1976): 447 days (WWWA World Single)

  12. Amazing Kong (October 20, 2002-January 4, 2004): 441 days (WWWA World Single)

  13. Chihiro Hashimoto (October 11, 2015-October 16, 2016): 371 days (Sendai Girls World)

  14. Yuu (January 4, 2016-September 22, 2016): 262 days (Princess of Princess)

  15. Rhonda Sing/Monster Ripper (January 4, 1979-July 31, 1979): 208 days (WWWA World Single)

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 1 day ago
▲ 104 r/stardomjoshi

I know STARDOM is lazy with their website (especially in English), but this is getting pretty ridiculous.

Monday Night Messiah Hanan when?

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 2 days ago
▲ 15 r/stardomjoshi

Has someone ever heard/read this book: Puroresu Shoujo Densetsu?

I was going through my deep-dive on ARSION in 2001, trying to find sources about what happened there, and I suddenly found out about Makiko Ida and her work in Joshi wrestling in 1990. She wrote a book about it, about Joshi pro-wrestling scene, its social context, the personal identities of the wrestlers of the 80s boom, and the "why" behind choosing a pro wrestling career despite social taboos, and she even managed to get interviews with Chigusa Nagayo and Shinobu Kandori (she always tried to keep an outsider perspective, unlike a lot of journalists who prided on being an insider)

This book is a gem, considering how rare we get to see such detailed insight about the reality of Joshi wrestling (even if it's in 1990). Has anyone here managed to get lucky finding this book?

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 3 days ago
▲ 63 r/SCJerk

Chelsea has to accept if she took an stance, this is the kind of thing doing wouldn't be approved. Plus, she is not clarifying she can't refuse it or not. If she can't clarify it, then don't expect any tweet to land well either. Better not say anything. Hangman though, THAT'S MY BOY. DUB WINS AGAIN

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 3 days ago
▲ 13 r/midcarder

On this day 25 years ago, Chyna wrestled her final match in the WWF on Judgement Day 2001, retaining the WWF Women's Championship in a win vs Lita. Due to her fallout with the WWF, she'd never wrestle in a WWF ring again, being released on November 30th, 2001. She'd later compete in NJPW in 2002

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 3 days ago
▲ 28 r/JoshiPuroIsland

Has there been ever a push that badly received in Joshi history? In September 2000, during the ZION Tournament Quarter-finals vs GAMI, a random plastic cup gets thrown on Ayako Hamada, in the middle of her infamous 2000 overpush

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 4 days ago
▲ 10 r/midcarder

On this day 20 years ago, See No Evil was released in cinemas. To commemorate this movie, here's HBK showing Chris Masters his beautiful, new shirt he got as a gift

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 4 days ago
▲ 35 r/stardomjoshi

Random Fun Fact: In the history of Joshi Wrestling, there have been only 2 Strap matches: the first on 1/4/2021 (the Red and White Rope Rename in the Capsule Toy match between Hyper Misao and Shoko Nakajima in TJPW), and the (Yapapi) Indian Strap Match between Saori Anou and Natsupoi on 2/7/2023

u/tenshipriestjotaro1 — 4 days ago