Two events took place earlier today regarding Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON. The first took place early this morning on the banks of the Shimohei River near Miyako. There, N.G.I. members Hiroyuki Takano and Takayuki Ariwa had a photo op following their climatic fight on the 25th. They had a long discussion about their match, with both admitting that it was close and either could have won. The two young wrestlers declared that their intentions are to become a regular tag team starting on the 10th of April at Akita Terusa, much like their senpai’s Nobuyori Shimizu and Toshiro Noguchi had become after their singles match years ago. Takano explained that they didn’t have a team name yet, but would take suggestions from fans in the coming weeks before selecting one… The two friends clasped hands and declared that they would show the perfect synergy of Ariwa’s power and Takano’s agility by becoming the next great tag team in pro-wrestling!
The other was a public confirmation from Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON’s president Kazushi Mimura about Pro-Wrestling FURY’s desire to save the Osaka Prefectural Gymnasium. Mimura, in a written letter delivered to Pro-Wrestling FURY president Hidehira Kajitani, explained that he too wished to help save the building from destruction, and pledged full support of Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON to whatever measures FURY decides to take for raising funds. Mimura stated that he would let Pro-Wrestling FURY and Kajitani decide their course, but that Pro-Wrestling CRIMSON would back them 100% in this effort to save a vital part of Pro-Wrestling’s legacy.
0 comments:
Post a Comment