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Post by numerounobooker on Sept 2, 2019 7:16:42 GMT
The only reason I spelled it in all caps is because that’s how it seems they spelled it. But with SANADA picking up a clean win against Okada during the G1 , do you think he can defeat the rainmaker again but in a title match?
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Post by branana06 on Sept 2, 2019 7:49:20 GMT
The only reason I spelled it in all caps is because that’s how it seems they spelled it. But with SANADA picking up a clean win against Okada during the G1 , do you think he can defeat the rainmaker again but in a title match? I could see them have a fricking amazing match, but I don't think SANADA will win the title anytime soon. |
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Post by numerounobooker on Sept 2, 2019 8:03:38 GMT
Same thing. I did originally like SANADA especially in TNA but lost interest after he teamed up with James Storm. Like yeah I liked it at first but it got old but his NJPW work is a lot better
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Post by branana06 on Sept 2, 2019 8:19:09 GMT
Same thing. I did originally like SANADA especially in TNA but lost interest after he teamed up with James Storm. Like yeah I liked it at first but it got old but his NJPW work is a lot better I still never liked SANADA in TNA. Always seemed like a bland Japanese guy, kind of like Nakamura in WWE now. Lots of hype, but little success. |
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Post by mrleedles on Sept 10, 2019 7:48:38 GMT
at most, I feel it was NJPW trying to either simply make Okada look somewhat beatable in the G1 (considering the only other person to beat him was Ibushi) or to try and tempt him into re-signing, since reportedly his contract was up soon and there was interest from WWE
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