A Look at the 2022 All Japan Champion Carnival and the Participants

A Look at the 2022 All Japan Champion Carnival and the Participants
April 7, 2022
By Ryan Porzl

April 2022 is fast approaching which means the return of All Japan's top tournament which is the Champion Carnival. This year, twelve wrestlers in two blocks will battle it out to become this year's Champion Carnival winner and etch their name in history while possibly being the next in line for the Triple Crown Heavyweight Championship. We'll take a look at the participants and their chances of winning.

Note: I don't own the pictures. I got them off google.

Gary Moore - The Loner [HD]

Today would've been the 70th Birthday of guitarist Gary Moore. Moore passed away in 2011 due to a heart attack at 58.

Kingdom Hearts Music- Destiny's Force

Kingdom Hearts -Go For It- Extended

Traverse Town - Kingdom Hearts

Happy 20th Anniversary to Kingdom Hearts.

AJPW Kenta Kobashi 5th Theme Song - "Grand Sword (V3)" (With Tron)

Happy 55th Birthday to one of the all time great wrestlers Kenta Kobashi

The Most Obscure and Forgotten Champions In New Japan History

The Most Obscure and Forgotten Champions In New Japan History

March 24, 2022

By Ryan Porzl

This month, New Japan Pro Wrestling celebrates an awesome milestone of 50 years. Since 1972, the King of Sports has been one of the premier wrestling promotions in the world and in the month of March, we will look back at New Japan. I already wrote an article talking about wrestlers fans knew but probably didn't know they held a championship in New Japan so I'll move on to part 2. With a promotion that's been around for half a century, you will always have your share of legends as well as obscure names that have been champion. Not every champion can be an Antonio Inoki, Tatsumi Fujinami, Riki Choshu, The Three Musketeers, Jushin Thunder Liger, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Kazuchika Okada. Every now and then, you're going to get someone who fades into obscurity and when you hear their name, you go "who?". Here, we'll take a look at New Japan's most forgotten and obscure champions in their history.

Note: The pictures are not mine but those that I found on google though I know some came from New Japan Pro Wrestling and Puroresusystem.fandom.com