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Hayabusa slipped on the middle rope while doing the Asai Moonsault in the ring last week. Thankfully the slip was early on in the process and he was able to catch himself and perform the move successfully.

Hayabusa slipped on the middle rope while doing the Asai Moonsault in the ring last week. Thankfully the slip was early on in the process and he was able to catch himself and perform the move successfully.

923,918 views • 6 months ago

Highlights of the new Hayabusa vs. Masato Tanaka from April 27, 2025

Highlights of the new Hayabusa vs. Masato Tanaka from April 27, 2025

502,767 views • 1 year ago

Highlights of Cactus Jack vs. Shoji Nakamaki from February 3, 1995, at Korakuen Hall in a No Ropes Barbed wire Death Match. This match was never released in full for some reason. It's also the first-time that thumbtacks were used in a match.

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Highlights of Cactus Jack vs. Shoji Nakamaki from February 3, 1995, at Korakuen Hall in a No Ropes Barbed wire Death Match. This match was never released in full for some reason. It's also the first-time that thumbtacks were used in a match.

25,995 views • 1 month ago

30 years ago, today on May 5, 1996, at Kawasaki Stadium, one of the best FMW matches ever took place as Megumi Kudo defeated Combat Toyoda in the first ever women's no rope exploding barbed wire death match for Combat Toyoda's retirement match.

30 years ago, today on May 5, 1996, at Kawasaki Stadium, one of the best FMW matches ever took place as Megumi Kudo defeated Combat Toyoda in the first ever women's no rope exploding barbed wire death match for Combat Toyoda's retirement match.

48,507 views • 5 months ago

Video of Onita visiting Terry Funk's grave in Amarillo with music that played on the FMW 5/5/93 commercial video following their explosion match.

Video of Onita visiting Terry Funk's grave in Amarillo with music that played on the FMW 5/5/93 commercial video following their explosion match.

127,095 views • 1 year ago

Clips of Hayabusa vs. Masato Tanaka from August 3, 2025 in Shin-Kiba. The match would be for Hayabusa's mask vs. Tanaka's ZERO1 career. The match would go to a thirty minute time limit draw but would be the best match since the return of Hayabusa.

Clips of Hayabusa vs. Masato Tanaka from August 3, 2025 in Shin-Kiba. The match would be for Hayabusa's mask vs. Tanaka's ZERO1 career. The match would go to a thirty minute time limit draw but would be the best match since the return of Hayabusa.

57,387 views • 11 months ago

Thea’s dance looks familiar

Thea’s dance looks familiar

45,392 views • 9 months ago

Akira Hokuto telling Hayabusa her story of what she had to go through after breaking her neck in 1987 with subtitles that I added. She had such passion while telling this story, I wanted this to be seen by more people.

Akira Hokuto telling Hayabusa her story of what she had to go through after breaking her neck in 1987 with subtitles that I added. She had such passion while telling this story, I wanted this to be seen by more people.

35,876 views • 1 year ago

24 years ago today, at Korakuen Hall, the final FMW match ever would happen as Kodo Fuyuki & Sandman would win the WEW Tag Titles against Tetsuhiro Kuroda & Sabu. Sabu would have Hayabusa's chest tattoo painted on his chest by Hayabusa prior and wear Hayabusa's mask to the ring.

24 years ago today, at Korakuen Hall, the final FMW match ever would happen as Kodo Fuyuki & Sandman would win the WEW Tag Titles against Tetsuhiro Kuroda & Sabu. Sabu would have Hayabusa's chest tattoo painted on his chest by Hayabusa prior and wear Hayabusa's mask to the ring.

15,113 views • 8 months ago

28 years ago today on May 5, 1995 at Kawasaki Stadium. The biggest FMW show ever drawing over 58,000 for Onita's retirement match. Hayabusa would be booked for the match a week prior and go all out to make his name known in the Exploding Cage before Onita would defeat him.

28 years ago today on May 5, 1995 at Kawasaki Stadium. The biggest FMW show ever drawing over 58,000 for Onita's retirement match. Hayabusa would be booked for the match a week prior and go all out to make his name known in the Exploding Cage before Onita would defeat him.

21,403 views • 3 years ago

Something that is nostaligic for me is going through old George Mayfield Japan trips that he video taped in the 90's and him going through all the old Japanese wrestling merchandise stores. Here's some clips of him looking through both Japanese and American merch.

Something that is nostaligic for me is going through old George Mayfield Japan trips that he video taped in the 90's and him going through all the old Japanese wrestling merchandise stores. Here's some clips of him looking through both Japanese and American merch.

11,854 views • 1 year ago

Clips of a never before aired Sabu vs. Sandman vs. Vic Grimes match on the second last FMW show ever in 2002. Mitsunobu Kikuzawa recalls everyone screaming "fuck!" after coming back from the ring because of all the botches in the match. FMW closed right before this would air.

Clips of a never before aired Sabu vs. Sandman vs. Vic Grimes match on the second last FMW show ever in 2002. Mitsunobu Kikuzawa recalls everyone screaming "fuck!" after coming back from the ring because of all the botches in the match. FMW closed right before this would air.

13,662 views • 3 years ago