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  1. I recall a DEAN thread back in the old forum which essentially amounted to people posting blood-soaked matches (which may have been a cover story for Dean to post more bloody Puerto Rican matches)... I can't remember what he called that thread well... if you're gonna go bloody, might as well go 1000% with Abdullah Kobayashi unleashing gruesome sentons on Yuko Miyamoto and bleeding from every orifice above his naval. So here's some blood for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJkStCitx9k I can't tell you why this stuff seems less like complete stupidity when it's done in Japan. These matches might be the wrestling equivalent of smoking crystal meth and i'll find that any lighttube match with less than 400 lighttube shots won't do a thing for me now. Morals are overrated when there's a fat man bleeding for our entertainment

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