subota, 8. travnja 2017.
Kensuke Sasaki vs Katsuyori Shibata-Big Mouth Loud 2.7.2006.
A good match, but unfortunately not much more than that. They couldn't
find a fitting format the channel the violence-I don't mind that the
much was based on so many strike exchanges, it's that they really didn't
have an idea on what it would be. Shibata attacked Kensuke at the bell,
but the match lacked the urgency of an all out hate filled shorter
brawl. There were probably instances in the strike exchanges where they
sold too much-or, to be more accurate, randomly sold after an x amount
of moves instead of building a striking exchange and then delivering a
final strike that would differentiate from the previous ones and
register with the viewer as something that would knock them down. It's
not like that's the only way to go-one type of strike hit for the
seventh time finally knocking them down could work too, but the point is
to build the repetition, or the peril of the strike, or SOMETHING, and
they didn't. It's a good match to watch if you have 1~15 minutes to kill
and just want to see some nice violence, Kensuke really knows how to
put weight into his strikes, watching him and someone today throw a chop
is like night and day, and it's not just the chops, his Lariats are
amazing and he'll just clob people in the neck and the back or side of
the head. I appreciate that in the strike exchanges they didn't just
spam one strike all the time but would constantly change things up until
something worked. Props to Shibata for kicking away manically when
Kensuke got him up for the Northern Lights Bomb, most wrestlers just
doing nothing when they're picked up in the mair makes that an
especially resonating image, though I can't fathom why it's not used
more often, such a simple way to build drama and suspense. Kensuke
bumping for Shibata's mocking stomps/punts was silly. ***1/4
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Koji Kanemoto vs Yoshihito Sasaki-ZERO-1 10.10.2005.
Kanemoto is such a great prick invader, it's a joy to watch. He completely overwhelms Sasaki in what is a near squash match just blast...
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