Lazlo Woodbine

Seems he's still the wrestling trainer at Battle Arts in Canada, and is back in Japan fairly regularly doing training stuff and the odd match, going by his blog where I got that match link from. That led me to this too, which is fun enough in it's own way, and sadly concludes all the 2018 Ishikawa matches on youtube.

Yuki Ishikawa vs Manabu Hara.

Just two guys who know each other well, determined to put on a bit of a show. It's pretty loose in places, you get the sense for large chunks of it that they haven't planned any of it out, which might be true, I dunno, but it's a vibe I like a lot. Posting this just because it's a thing that happened. Doesn't do a massive amount for my "LT Falk for March Madness 20XX" campaign really, but it happened, and Mean Gene is there for some reason.

East Fife for me, we've inexplicably won 8 games in a row and are sitting in third, just behind the hated Raith Rovers. It won't last.

I caught a few episodes of this and couldn't get over how terrible the camera work was, not to mention that Rampage Brown seemed to be the only person on the show that gave a shit how their ring work looked.

There's some clipping, but you take what you get, and what you get rules.

Some good fun from Singapore - Aiden Rex, The Statement and Trexxus vs Mark Davis, Pete Dunne and Wolfgang.

I'm easing myself back into watching wrestling via the simple goodness of LT Falk matches.

This is pretty much all I want from wrestling.

I watched some wrestling and it was pretty good.

He was the tag partner of Adrian Street, pretty much all I know. Al Vipond was a lot less ambiguous it seems -

I was watching some stuff with a friend recently when he referred to Corey Graves as "Billy the exterminator" and now I can't unsee it.

This is a write-in vote for Strong BJ. I haven't actually checked if they're in the tournament already, if they are, consider this a write-in vote for the Dirty Blondes.

Man, I can already feel the March bile in my belly after seeing the vote tally there.

Miyahara got a very good match out of THE BODYGUARD the other day. He's more than justified the faith All Japan have placed in him. The Carnival match with Kengo Mashimo is well worth your time too.

Dastardly.

Whenever the youtube uploader decides to make it a public video again, sadly.

Cheers, I'll check that out. If you get the urge to watch more British Brawler -

I was banging on about that match ages ago! It's on Brawler's youtube page in two parts, he had a great little match on there against a teenager whose name I forget too. How much is Ki vs Rey?

This is Hyper Chosu Aihara, he only seems to wrestle twice a year or so, but I'm convinced he spends the time inbetween meditating intensely about lariats.

20th anniversary match for Daijiro Matsui, I guess that's wrestling and MMA combined. Anyway, the occasion has brought Hyper Chosu Aihara out of hibernation so I'm happy, though I do kind of wish there were some wee guys in there for him to beat up. Matsue Deluxe is there, being fat and surly as always.

Melbourne City Wrestling seems to have a bit of buzz around it, they don't have much in the way of full matches on youtube though I think they sell shows through vimeo now. Snakepit Adelaide was good but again, I think they've stopped putting up free stuff too. Riot City Wrestling is decent and have loads of stuff on youtube, and there's a bunch of little promotions dotted around too, seems like a healthy scene. Danger Paul needs to wrestle more though. Anyway, I really just came in here to let everyone know that in India, there's a wrestler named Hitler.