Japanese wrestling, often known as “puroresu,” is a style of professional wrestling that originated in Japan. It combines athletic performance with elements of theater, emphasizing storytelling and character development within matches. Puroresu is characterized by its intensity and realism, featuring hard-hitting strikes, submission holds, and intricate maneuvers, which elevate the competitive aspect of wrestling. Events typically include a variety of match types, and the wrestlers, known as “puroresu wrestlers,” often develop distinct personas. Japanese wrestling has a rich history, with influential promotions such as New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) and All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW), helping to establish it as a prominent aspect of Japanese pop culture. The sport has garnered a significant following both domestically and internationally, influencing wrestling styles around the world.
EVIL has mysteriously left New Japan Pro-Wrestling, creating speculation and concern among fans. His departure followed a defeat to Hiroshi Tanahashi and a public display of frustration with the organization.…