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Giant Baba plays along with one of Japanese comedy’s best-known wrestling impressions in a Hokkaido advert for Apple World. “Appo!” was Tsutomu Sekine’s invented Baba noise, not a real catchphrase. The advert turns the imitation into a pun on the dealer’s name.

Buddy Rogers tries to hide a closed fist on Lou Thesz from referee Jack Dempsey

Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart are confronted by an irate Hulk Hogan.

I love how angry Vince McMahon gets here when David Schultz fires the gun.

The usually reserved Mitsuharu Misawa dons a gold kimono for NOAH sponsor The Leave, parodying Ken Matsudaira’s flamboyant hit “Matsuken Samba II”. His wedding performance of the property company’s jingle is interrupted by a heckle: “Mitsuharu, you’re out of tune!” 2008.

The wrestlers are supposed to be gently throwing signed balls into the crowd. Dynamite Kid appears to treat it like target practice. Everyone else is doing fan service. Dynamite is throwing heat-seeking missiles with pinpoint accuracy.

This animation from the The World Pro Wrestling intro from 1986 is fantastic.

The Undertaker (Brian Lee) murders Crush in Bollywood film Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi (1996)

#OnThisDay in 1989: WCW: The Omni, Atlanta, Georgia: The Great Muta defeated Sting in a No Disqualification match to win the vacant NWA Worlds Television Title. The belt had been held up after their disputed double-pin finish at The Great American Bash.

One of the best Piledriver spots of all time, struggle and impact. 🙃💥 Bruiser Brody vs. Terry Funk December 12, 1982.

This is absolutely peak Vince McMahon on commentary. This audio should be stored in the Smithsonian for future generations to listen to.

Hulk Hogan Hitachi air conditioning unit commercial from Japan.

The infamous Dick Shikat doublecross on Danno O’Mahoney from March 1936. This is one of the most important clips in pro wrestling history as it led to the end to the boom period in pro wrestling at the time.

#OnThisDay in 1976: WWWF: Madison Square Garden, New York: Stan Hansen defeated Bruno Sammartino by referee stoppage after a botched bodyslam broke Bruno’s neck. Bruno later said Mafia figures offered to “take care of” Hansen, which he refused.

🚨Big Daddy mention on tonight's Coronation Street

"That's not a pinch! This is a pinch!"

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Bret Hart on wrestlers being told to stop smoking weed

At the UWF's first ever Budokan Hall show in 1989, Kazuo Yamazaki faced British kickboxer Trevor "Power" Clark in a mixed-style match. This match is so much fun!

I thought Inoki beating up Japanese Spiderman was only bit like that he did. I was wrong. He did two more rounds.

In 1999, Bret Hart turned a MADtv sketch into a worked shoot. Playing along with Will Sasso’s Jesse Ventura parody, Bret suddenly appeared to go off-script, attacked Sasso with a chair and locked him in the Sharpshooter. Only a handful of the actors knew it was planned.

Eddie Guerrero taking the best Diamond Cutter of all time from Diamond Dallas Page.

Julie Hart vs. Triple H was the best squash match of the 1990s.

#OnThisDay in 1996: WWF: Gund Arena, Cleveland, Ohio: At SummerSlam, on the Free For All, Yokozuna climbed for the Banzai Drop against Steve Austin, only for the top turnbuckle to give way beneath him. Austin covered him for the pin.

#OnThisDay in 1986: Joint Promotions: Floral Hall, Southport, Merseyside: 18-year-old Roy Regal, later William Regal, faced trainer Marty Jones in his first televised bout. Given a one-fall head start, Regal was eventually stopped by KO. Aired 11 October.

#OnThisDay in 1993: New Japan: Hulk Hogan disgraced the WWF Heavyweight Title. "The WWF belt is just a toy, a trinket. The IWGP belt is the most important belt in the world today."

Jumbo Tsuruta vs. Chigusa Nagayo The Japanese TV show Sunday put a ring in the studio and had Chigusa try to backdrop Jumbo. She couldn't lift him, so she slapped him, sent him into the ropes and dropkicked him instead. Jumbo eventually chased her around the ring. March 1, 1987

#OnThisDay in 1983: WWF TV: Don Muraco cuts an absolutely brilliant promo

If at first you don't succeed try, try again. The hardest torture rack of Lex Luger's career on the near 400lb Roadblock.

New Year's Eve, 2000. Antonio Inoki sees out the year by slapping his way through a queue of around 100 people at Inoki Bom-Ba-Ye in the Osaka Dome. Fans and wrestlers alike line up for his famous tōkon slap, a symbolic way of passing on his fighting spirit.

Earlier today, Hiroyoshi Tenzan retired after 35 years as a pro wrestler. In 2006, he accepted a mid-match challenge to impersonate Yosui Inoue, often called Japan’s Bob Dylan. Wig and shades on, Tenzan even delivers Inoue’s famous Nissan ad line: “Everyone... how are you?”

#OnThisDay in 1998: WWF: CoreStates Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Bart Gunn knocked out Bradshaw just 41 seconds into the first round to win the Brawl for All tournament and its $75,000 prize.

Two days before his 2008 debut, Japanese Kempo worlds champion Daisuke Nakae introduces his new ring name: Kenoh.

#OnThisDay in 2015: WWE: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York: Jushin Thunder Liger made his WWE in-ring debut at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn, defeating Tyler Breeze with the Liger Bomb. Liger eventually entered the WWE HoF, despite that entire WWE career consisting of this one match.

#OnThisDay in 2008: CMLL 75th Anniversary, Arena México: Villano V defeated Blue Panther in a máscara contra máscara match, ending nearly 30 years behind the mask. Blue Panther, who had turned 48 the previous day, unmasked as Genaro Vásquez Nevares.

A European arm-wrestling champion against Yoshiaki Fujiwara. #OnThisDay in 1992, Georgian powerhouse Zaour Chabadze used his strength to control Fujiwara at the Tokyo Dome, but the veteran prevailed with an Achilles tendon hold. The final couple of minutes.

Austin 3:16 t-shirt gets girl suspended from school. July 1998.