Neat neat neat! Exactly what I had hoped for-Tenryu-Wajima is the
biggest match-up, and they smartly tease it, and while they do so
Ishikawa carries the workload, not only does he bust out awesome chops
and knees, he even makes the sloppy middle kicks seemingly everyone in
80s All Japan did look great. Hara is just so on point here too-really
bringing the violence, his Headbutts looked vicious here, and his chops
and Lariats are just on another level, he's like a whole smashing into
something. Wajima is hardly a super worker, but the crowd buys into him
and he has solid offence, that's enough to reach greatness when everyone
else is so good. Loved how he and Tenryu provoked each other, how they
played mind games by tagging out, when they finally got their hands on
each other it was exactly as rough as gritty as you'd expect, they were
getting into these awesome positions that are really hard to explain,
something between sumo and wrestling, just getting into each other's
face, it ruled so much. I also loved the sequence where Wajima just
dared Tenryu to chop him and after he'd failed to cut him down Tenryu
just sweeped his leg. ****
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