Happy 75th Birthday to Blue Oyster Cult guitarist Buck Dharma.

Dokken - Heaven Sent (Official Music Video)

Dokken - Dream Warriors (Official Music Video)

Happy 35th Anniversary to the Dokken album Back for the Attack. As I love to point out with this video. Dokken is so bad ass that they give Freddy Kruger nightmares.

Jungle

Childhood's End

Happy 25th Anniversary to the KISS album Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions. The last album to feature the Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Bruce Kulick, and Eric Singer line up.

Wrestlers Who You Likely Didn't Know or Forgot Held A Title In A Promotion (All Japan Pro Wrestling)

Wrestlers Who You Likely Didn't Know or Forgot Held A Title In A Promotion (All Japan Pro Wrestling)
October 27, 2022

By Ryan Porzl

As I've shown in previous articles, 2022 is a milestone year for many promotions and one of the biggest is the Japanese based All Japan Pro Wrestling. Beginning in 1972, the promotion is best known for it's magical period of the 1980s and 1990s which featured talent and matches that are spoken in great awe. While it hasn't been as big as it was over the past 20 years, it provides another great product with great talent and matches that are actually on par with the top promotions. Over the decades, the promotion has had a who's who as champions including natives like Giant Baba, Jumbo Tsuruta, Genichiro Tenryu, The Four Pillars of Heaven, Keiji "the Great Muta" Mutoh, Satoshi Kojima, and Kensuke Sasaki along with foreigners or gaijins like Stan Hansen, Bruiser Brody, Terry Gordy, and Steve Williams. However, there's plenty more where that came from as they are not only some notable champions but many you may have forgotten or had no idea they held a championship. We'll conclude our look back on milestone anniversaries this year by looking at All Japan with this article looking at wrestlers you probably didn't know or forgot held a champion.

Note: I don't own any of the pictures as I found them on Google and Puroresusystem.fandom.com.

Onita enters the Tokyo Dome

Off by a day but happy birthday to Japanese wrestling legend Atsushi Onita.