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Obsessed with finding a video of the Yasushi Sato vs Konaka 60 minute ironman match from 9/25/2013 in Sportiva

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Mercedes Martinez with a pretty sick bridging butterfly lock

What a roll-up from PSYCHO

Ran Yu Yu with perhaps the most vicious applicaiton of a Figure 4 Leglock I've ever seen

Senka Akatsukis pin is the greatest pro wrestling move of all time

Minoru Tanaka misses a spin kick and then meets a brutal demise at the hands of Viktor Krüger

Mighty Inoue is probably the greatest wrestler ever

Minoru Tanaka resisting the Dragon Suplex as hard as he can, but Alexander Otsuka changes to a waistlock and dumps him with a deadweight German suplex

To reiterate: Takeshi Ono is the greatest wrestler of all time.

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Based on this scene from 'Night and the City', I'd say Stanislaus Zbyszko is easily the greatest wrestler of all time. The variety of holds these guys used was awesome

Woe betide you, if Masanobu Fuchi ever gets ahold of your leg

Shinsuke Nakamura vs Osamu Matsuda: A lot of cool technical stuff from the unmasked El Samurai here in this European rounds match from the mid-2000s. It's also a look at young Nakamura before he became all flamboyant.

I love this shitty double leg takedown Kawada does. He is completely spent, all he can muster is a weak double leg takedown that can never keep Misawa down, but the next moment he finds himself into hitting a suplex on instinct like a wrestler should. Love all that, what a god

Moments that modern wrestling can't (or can?) recreate: heel manager does face turn by talking about having a heartfelt conversation with his mom. Camera cuts to a whole row of women, cheering

Wrestling on a mat in a parking lot, in front of nearly no one, and still Kazuki Hashimoto headbutts him so hard even the webcamera picks the noise up and then hits the most perfect Death Valley Driver the world has seen. The wrestling gods smile at this.

I love how brutal this ending feels. We know a Tiger Suplex is deadly by itself, but the state Kawada is in? He's done, a wobbly mass of flesh that can't even stand. But he kept kicking out, so Misawa pulls him up one more time to put the nail in the coffin.

Fit Finlay vs Franz Schuhmann, Reslo: One of the hardest TV matches ever as they just beat the shit out of each other constantly, down to even taking the arena apart. Pretty crazy considering Reslo was usually on the goofy side and mostly for kids

Checking back into 2026 wrestling, starting with PSYCHO vs. Shuichiro Katsumura from Ganbare Pro: This ruled. PSYCHO is a great dirtbag technician trying to steal a pin, and Katsumura had some masterful counters.

Hard to believe, but before his days as a WWF jobber Shoichi Funaki was briefly a BattlARTS guy and stepping up to shootstyle asskickers trying to twist peoples legs off

Terry Funk beating the living hell out of Jerry Lawler with some of the greatest punches EVER

Naohiro Hoshikawa vs Wellington Wilkins Jr., Michinoku Pro 1993: This has to be one of the most brutal squash matches of all time because it's basically a 10 minute ironman match. That means, Hoshikawa won't be saved by tapping out.

Todays blogpost -&gt; Continueing to explore the history of BattlARTS as we breeze through November and December of 1996. A big tag tournament, in which Viktor Krueger fully commits to destroying everything in his path with gnarly powerbombs etc!

Yasuda vs Mutoh: more magic from the 99 G1. Normally Mutoh would easily win, but he is so banged up from the G1 that he can barely move and the crowd is white hot for Yasuda getting the w. Yasudas facial expressions are so great, like a man praying to god applying boston crabs

MsChif with a really interesting low angle rana into a submission

Samoan SWAT Team (Samu &amp; Fatu) just killing jobbers on 1989 NWA Pro. Oh and one of the jobbers is Mike Awesome dressed like Hulk Hogan for some reason haha

MEN's Teioh vs Katsumi Usuda, J-Cup 2000: It's Usudas hybrid shootstyle vs Teiohs crafty old school technique

RIP Roland Bock. Only needed 1 match to become a legend

Happy 20th anniversary to the sickest match of all time

Sad to hear Tomohiko Hashimoto has passed away. Here's him doing what he did best, judo throwing the hell out of smaller guys. Rest easy big guy

Todays blogpost -> Continueing to explore the history of BattlARTS as we breeze through November and December of 1996. A big tag tournament, in which Viktor Krueger fully commits to destroying everything in his path with gnarly powerbombs etc!

Samoan SWAT Team (Samu & Fatu) just killing jobbers on 1989 NWA Pro. Oh and one of the jobbers is Mike Awesome dressed like Hulk Hogan for some reason haha