Podcasts about Chono

Die Chakren sind in aller Munde. Für die Eine sind sie zum Kern der Weltanschauung avanciert, der Zweite ist fasziniert, und magisch angezogen, weiß nicht viel und will alles wissen, für das Dritte ist es esoterischer Humbug, für die Vierte ist es tiefer, religiöser Glaube. Und wo stehst Du? Und wo stehen wir, das Wild Life Tantra Institut, dabei? Die Geschichte der Chakren-Lehre beginnt mit ihrer Erwähnung in den zu den Upanishaden gehörenden Schriften Brahma und Yogashikha, schätzungsweise 200 v. Chr. Sie gehört zu den bekanntesten und verbreitetsten Lehren in dieser Art und findet sich nicht nur im tantrischen Hinduismus, sondern auch im tantrisch-buddhistischen Vajrayana, im Sufismus, îm Yoga und natürlich auch in zahlreichen modernen Schulen wie dem neotantrischen Wild Life Tantra. Während aus unserer neotantrischen Sicht die klassische Chakrenlehre in ihrer Mystik und Komplexität vor allem von historischem Wert ist, lässt sie sich auch gut in die Gegenwart übersetzen und in eine große Reihe von Modellen einordnen, die uns bei unseren Bestrebungen nach neotantrischem Persönlichkeitswachstum zur Orientierung und zum (Selbst-)Erkenntnisgewinn dienen. Es ist tantrische und auch neotantrische Tradition in radikaler Verbindung mit dem Hier und Jetzt, die vorgefundenen Lehren stets weiterzuentwickeln und in die Gegenwart zu transportieren. Wir sprechen in diesem vierten Teil unserer Serie zu den Modellen über unseren persönlichen und “hauseigenen” Ansatz, den wir in unseren Tantratrainings nutzen und über einige Inspirationen, die uns geprägt haben, wie die Chakren-Lehre des Yoga, nach Tubali oder auch nach Andro. Weiterführende Links Podcastfolgen zum Thema Folge 62 – Modelle, Realitäten und das große Geheimnis (Modelle #1) Folge 82 – Wege ins integrale Bewusstsein – Spiral Dynamics (Modelle #3) Chakra (Wikipedia) Shai Tubali Buch “Endecke Deine Chakrenpersönlichkeit” Arnold Neumann über das Chakrensystem Wir wünschen viel Spaß beim lauschen, Dana & Chono

Mal Hand aufs Herz, was fühlst Du? – Also so ganz physisch, wenn die Hand da liegt? Was ist die taktile Information? Was sagen die Wärmesensoren? Wie sind die Unterschiede bei der Handfläche im Gegensatz zur Brust, unter der Dein Herz schlägt? Was fühlt Dein Herz? Was fühlt Deine Seele? Was passiert, wenn Du die Hand dort 10 Minuten oder länger liegen lässt? Was macht das mit Deinem ganzen System? – Es muss jetzt auch nicht das Herz sein, leg sie irgendwo hin, wo sie hin will… Soft Soulfood ist ein Abend-Format, in dem unsere Teilnehmenden üben, ihre Aufmerksamkeit auf die Essenz von Berührungen zu fokussieren und dadurch Liebe und Glückseligkeit zu tanken. Aber was ist denn das eigentlich, die Essenz von Berührung? Mit dieser Frage eröffnen wir die 6. Staffel des Wild Life Podcast im frisch gebackenen Jahr 2025. Weiterführende Links News: 5.2. Wild Life Breath 19.2. Soft Soulfood 5.3. Wild Life Breath Wild Life Podcast – relevante Folgen Folge 50 – Essential Sex Folge 57 – Nähe, Bindung und Intimität Folge 60 – Gipfelerlebnisse Folge 74 – Die fünf Räume der Tantramassage Folge 4 – Der Raum der Möglichkeiten – Entspannung, Vertrauen & Hingabe Unsere Social-Media-Kanäle (Infos zu Podcastfolgen) Telegram Info-Channel Instagram Spotify Facebook YouTube Newsletter abonnieren Eckhardt Tolle – What is Tao? (youtube) Viel Spaß beim Mitfühlen! Dana & Chono

Da ist diese Kraft in uns, diese Bestie, die mit Klauen und Zähnen verteidigt, was wir nicht teilen wollen, was uns gehört, oder falls nicht, zumindest auch sonst niemandem gehören darf. Lieber töte ich Dich selbst, als zuzusehen, wie jemand anders Dich bekommt! Sie ist alltäglich und doch so rätselhaft, die Bestie, ach so menschlich und doch so unmenschlich, will uns schützen und zerstört uns dabei, ist so hässlich und dabei so schwer loszulassen. Für den Einen ist sie ganz natürlich, für die Andere ein No-Go, der Dritte ist sich ihrer gar nicht bewusst. Die Eine glaubt sich frei davon, der Zweite hält sie für unüberwindbar. Bist Du ein eifersüchtiger Mensch? Ja? Nein? Bist Du sicher? Ist das gut so? Wir sprechen über die Eifersucht, versuchen sie besser zu verstehen, erzählen von unseren Erfahrungen mit ihr in unseren eigenen Beziehungen und der Eifersucht anderer, wie sie uns in zahlreichen Coachings begegnet. Der linkshändige, tantrische Pfad ist es, die göttliche Natur der Bestie zu erkennen, zu erkennen, dass sie eine starke Energie ist, die große Bewusstheit von uns fordert, die erkannt und gewürdigt werden will, bevor sie ihre Lefzen über die Fänge gleiten lässt, das Haupt neigt und die Leine akzeptiert. Wir nehmen uns Zeit, dieser Sache ein wenig auf den Grund zu gehen. Weiterführende Links Wild Life Podcast verwandte Themen und Folgen Folge 82 – Wege ins integrale Bewusstsein – Spiral Dynamics (Modelle #3) Folge 81 – Sterben und sterben lassen Folge 57 – Nähe, Bindung und Intimität Folge 33 – Bedingungslose Liebe? Folge 30 – Freie Liebe – Talkrunde auf der FreiRaumpARTy Folge 17 – Das tantrische “Ja” – Annehmen, was ist und die Partnerwahl Folge 15 – Was brauche ich, was brauchst Du? – Umgang mit Unterschieden beim Sex Folge 14 – Zauberland Ehebett – Gelungene Beziehungen vol. 2 Folge 13 – Wie Beziehungen gelingen können Folge 12 – Sag mir, wer ist jetzt in Dir Folge 4 – Der Raum der Möglichkeiten – Entspannung, Vertrauen & Hingabe Unser Paarcoaching auf Wild Life Coaching Artikel auf Jetzt.de: Wie ich in meiner offenen Beziehung mit Eifersucht umgehe Buch: Die Buddha-Beziehung von uns Buch: Loslassen von David Hawkins Wir wünschen versönliches Lauschen Dana & Chono

Hast Du die dunkle Jahreszeit schon mit einer Kerze begrüßt, oder wartest Du noch bis zum ersten Advent? Oder hast Du eigentlich immer Kerzen am Start? Oder findest Du offenes Feuer im Haus zu gefährlich? Kaum etwas ist faszinierender, magischer, göttlicher, anziehender und erschreckender zugleich als das Feuer. Es war die Beherrschung des Feuers, welches die Menschwerdung in der Evolution überhaupt erst möglich machte. Feuerrituale und Zeremonien sind älter als Homo sapiens selbst. Wenn wir als Tantriker*innen mit dem Feuer arbeiten, sind wir direkt im Kern der Arbeit, denn das Feuer ist die Energie, die Arbeit das Bewusstsein. Feuer ist Shakti, das Feuer zu verstehen, es zu nutzen, sich ihm hinzugeben, es zu durchdringen und sich von ihm durchdringen zu lassen, das ist Shiva. Wir tauchen in dieser Folge in die verschiedensten Aspekte des Feuers, in seine Mystik, seine Mythologie, seine Göttlichkeit, seine Physik und seine Biologie ein. Und wir sprechen über den tantrischen Feuertempel und andere Rituale. Weiterführende Links Wild Life Podcast – passende Folgen Folge 81 – Sterben und sterben lassen Folge 78 – Der Wert von Bewertungen im Tantra Folge 75 – Der Antipartner Folge 70 – Tantra Training Level III – Inhalte, Challenges & Gefühlsprozesse Folge 11 – Grenzen, Grenzerfahrungen, Tantra & das Meer Folge 8 – Das Dunkel & die Rauhnächte – Sinnhafte Besinnlichkeit Geo Wissen – Wie der Mensch das Feuer zähmte Doku: Zeitreise – Das Feuermachen in der Steinzeit (Fränkische Schweiz Museum) Doku: Die Entdeckung des Feuers – Die Reise zur Zivilisation (Geschichte und Mythologie Illustriert) Doku: Was kam vor der Geschichte? Der Ursprung der Menschheit Buch: Maja Storch – Machen Sie doch, was sie wollen Osho: Buch der Geheimnisse (Vigyan Bhairav Tantra, Sutra 79) Eine feurige Zeit wünschen wir Dana & Chono

Darf man in einem Tantra-Ritual Witze machen? Ist Lachen ein Lustkiller oder ein Zugang zur Energie? Welcher Humor funktioniert, welcher ist unangemessen, welcher transportiert Liebe und Verbundenheit, welcher tut weh, und schließt sich das aus? Darf Humor wehtun? Muss er das sogar? Und was ist Lachen überhaupt für ein eigenartiges Verhalten, so biologisch betrachtet? Eines ist sicher: Humor polarisiert. Wir sprechen darüber, wie wir mit Humor umgehen, privat und im Kontext unserer tantrischen Arbeit, und wir schauen damit mal unter die Bettdecke eines sehr großen und komplexen Feldes, in dem wir in dieser kurzen Folge viele Themen anreißen und vorstellen. Weiterführende Links Wild Life Podcast weiterführende Folgen Folge 82 – Wege ins integrale Bewusstsein – Spiral Dynamics (Modelle #3) Folge 4 – Der Raum der Möglichkeiten – Entspannung, Vertrauen & Hingabe Folge 38 – Spiel, Flow & Tantra Buch: John Vorhaus – Handwerk Humor Podcast Marc-Uwe Kling Schreiben & Schreddern Doku: Quarks – Warum lachen wir Vortrag: Eckhart Tolle – Tod ist nicht das Gegenteil von Leben Essay: Die vier Humorstile Viel Vergnügen! Dana & Chono

Wann hast Du das letzte Mal Beziehungsarbeit für Deine Beziehung mit der Welt gemacht? Seit ihr noch ganz grün miteinander, Du und die Welt, oder schon gelb, oder noch orange oder blau? Nein, bitte nicht gleich als Spam markieren, ich weiß, das war ein Insider-Joke

It's Halloween...so let's cause some HAVOC! Scott Criscuolo & Greg "Dean Machine" Diener go to Philly for WCW Halloween Havoc 1992. -VLADIMIR....in a WBF tank top! -Braves vs. Pirates -Top flight tag title match -Rude vs. Chono...average? -Spin the Wheel...MAKE THE DEAL So sit back and enjoy the ride on this spooky episode of WRESTLETRAXX!

Sie ist eine wahre Meisterin, wenn es darum geht, Körper zu lesen und dann die richtigen Fragen zu stellen: Anna Caroline, Therapeutin, Coach und Supervisorin von Chono und damit auch ein wichtiger Stützpfeiler des Wild Life Tantra Instituts im Hintergrund....

We are heading back to New Japan this week to look at Masahiro Chono's career. One of the original Three Musketeers and our last one to cover, Chono is one of the greatest heels to ever come out of Japanese wrestling. We look at some legendary opponents from his career including Keiji Mutoh, Hiroshi Hase, Kenta Kobashi, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and more. Join us for some excellent graps this week. Be sure to rate five stars and subscribe wherever you listen! https://twitter.com/crossbodyofwork https://www.instagram.com/crossbodyofwork/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week I'm finishing up my conversation with Chono Garduño. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds). Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Get 15% off when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com with the code "tattoo408" Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.

This week I'm talking with Chono Garduno about his 35 year tattooing career. Born and raised on San Jose's East Side, Chono got his start tattooing on homemade machines in the streets. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds). Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Get 15% off when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com with the code "tattoo408" Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.

Hey there everyone. Ethan Gregory Dodge here with the second episode of Tattoo 408. This is the rest of my interview with Tattoo John Bullock over at San Jose Tattoo. It's the oldest operating tattoo shop in the 408. It opened its doors in 1978 and only closed down one time due to a fire in 2020. John goes into detail about that fire in this part of the interview. If you haven't listened to last week's episode, I highly recommend doing so before listening to this one. They were recorded in the same sitting and split up over two episodes for the sake of time. Last week we learned a lot about John's upbringing and life leading up to San Jose Tattoo. This week we cover the opening of the shop, his experience of escaping addiction, and his tattooing philosophies. Because the conversation was so long, I didn't get to dive into a lot of things I would have liked. For example, I'd love to know more about John's inspirations, be they other tattoo artists or what have you. What drives him to draw the things that he does and why? That sort of thing. I'm sure I'll get the opportunity to interview him again and we can dive into all of that. Now, remember from last time all the things I said about ambiance? You're going to get even more of that this time because Angel, John's co-worker, actually saw and tattooed a client during this half of the discussion. Like last week, there's a bit of context that may be difficult to gather, so I'll help you out a bit: Chono is another San Jose tattooist and friend of John's. He is mentioned in passing throughout the interview. I have already interviewed him and it will likely be episode 5. Scotty Weeks is also another 408 tattoo artist. As you'll hear in the conversation, John helped him get his start. Scotty's interview is actually the next one up on the pod. The terms "street shop" and "flash" are brought up a lot. A street shop is a tattoo studio that typically doesn't take appointments. They may do so occasionally, but the vast majority of their clients walk in off the street with little heads up. Street shops typically have loads of small to medium size tattoo designs on their walls that clients can choose from. Those designs are called flash. It's not unusual for appointment-based shops to have flash on their walls, too. John mentions that he's going to ask me about "the Mormon thing" later. He's referring to the fact that I was raised LDS in Utah. We had that conversation off the record after the interview. It's something that I'll likely cover in a future episode because I believe it does play a bit into my love of tattooing. I bring up a sleeve that I'm having done on my left arm by various San Jose artists. That sleeve will likely be a topic in that same episode. Now, when I brought up John's history with drugs, I didn't ask for a lot of back story. That is a rookie interviewer's mistake. So if that transition seems abrupt, that's why. And lastly, at the beginning, I ask John about artists that were tattooing here back in the 70s that are still around. I am trying my best to track those artists down and get them on the podcast. --- Love Tattoo 408? Here are the best ways to support the show! Leave a 5 star rating on Spotify or Apple Podcasts (it takes ~10 seconds) Tell your tattoo-loving friends and family about it! Use the code "tattoo408" when purchasing tattoo healing products from saniderm.com Leave a tip! Follow Tattoo 408 on Instagram, TikTok, and Youtube. DM your address and get our stickers in the mail! Thank you to Tessia Spisak for our logo and to mint.beats for our music. Tattoo 408 is produced by Ethan Gregory Dodge. © 2023 under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.

New Japan Pro Wrestling got to slap on the NWA World Heavyweight Championship to their big tournament. What could go wrong? They even got to bring in stars from WCW like Steve Austin, Arn Anderson, and Rick Rude. Let alone their own draws like Mutoh, Chono, and Hashimoto. This tournament has all-timers throughout! Come join Dan and Sam as they break down all the action from the 1992 G1.

This episode was originally released in September of 2021. We're re-releasing it as a classic episode it as Fumi and Justin take a week off to regroup for the new year. Justin's notes from the original episode on Patreon:“On this week's episode of Write That Down!, Fumi and I talked about the Three Musketeers of NJPW: Keiji Muto, Masahiro Chono, and Shinya Hashimoto. Each musketeer had their own distinct style and personality in the ring, and outside of the ring, each would end up leading very different career paths.“We talked at length about all three NJPW superstars, though our discussion was centered on Chono and Hashimoto especially, as we covered Muto's career in great detail during our four-part series earlier this year.Fumi explained how Chono picked up his storytelling wrestling from none other than “Bulldog” Bob Brown (of all wrestlers) and recommends some of Chono's best bouts. We also spoke at length about Hashimoto's program with Judo silver medalist Naoya Ogawa and how, with hindsight, we can now view Hashimoto as the inadvertent “first sacrifice” of Japan's pro wrestling Dark Ages, plus lots more.” Join the Patreon for just $5.00 per month here: https://www.patreon.com/fightgamemedia Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fightgamemedia Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1958473677605950 Follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/fightgamemedia Subscribe to our YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/c/FightGameMedia Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fightgamemedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Man liebt sie, oder man hasst sie! Oder beides? Wir sinnieren über Komfort- und Lernzonen, über Erfrischungen und Langeweile, über Gelassenheit und Weisheit, über Lila, Kali, Krishna und Shiva und Chono hat zudem noch eine Überraschung aus den verrauchten Kellern...

On this week's episode, Fumi & Justin focused on the one & only MASAHIRO CHONO. After debuting after dozens of wrestlers left NJPW for Japan Pro Wrestling and the first incarnation of UWF, Chono, alongside fellow Three Musketeers Keiji Muto & Shinya Hashimoto, rose to the zenith of his popularity during his time as active in-ring performer during the mid-90s. Chono forged a distinct career path over the years, traveling up and down Eastern coast of North America and throughout Germany & Austria early on, where he really began to grow into the iconic figure fans are familiar with today. Join the Patreon for just $5.00 per month here: https://www.patreon.com/fightgamemedia Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/fightgamemedia Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1958473677605950 Follow our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/fightgamemedia Subscribe to our YouTube Page: https://www.youtube.com/c/FightGameMedia Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fightgamemedia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ever watched a Japanese TV show before, if you have then you will understand this week's intro all too well, if you haven't then you are in for a treat. This week we discuss, at length, a TV show that gave Masahiro Chono mainstream exposure and why he stole that show. The match this week features a rather unusual one from the Tokyo Dome where Chono takes on Chyna who was freshly released from the WWE following a bizarre set of circumstances. Although this is far from a classic there are a few interesting moments we cover in great detail. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sixmantagpodcast/support

Patrick Moynahan and Alex McDonald kick off the thirty-third episode of PWTorch ‘90s Pastcast discussing issue #188 of the PWTorch including the finals of the NWA title tournament, a working agreement between the USWA and WWF, a rumored WCW for WWF talent trade, GWF's infamous bungee cord match, Alex's Superstars review, Wade's Torch Talk with Mike Tenay, and much more.

The married rhythm section Chris and Ashley Reeve join the Rocker Dog podcast to talk about their dog Chono. Chris has played drums with Filter, Tom Morello and is currently on tour with Avril Lavigne while Ashley has played bass for Filter, Adam Lambert, CeeLo Green and Cher.

This week on Wrestling Omakase we take our third completely randomized look back at shows that took place inside the Big Egg, the Tokyo Dome!John is joined by returning guest & VOW contributor Jeri Evagood (@TheJerriest_Jer) for her record TENTH appearance of the year! Wow! John crowns her MVP (Most Valuable Podcaster) before they get into what they've both been up to, including Christmas, worrying about Omicron cancelling their plans, and a whole lot more. Plus there's some discussion of Jeri's semi-recent Atlantic City trip, and John's pre-emptive year end thoughts ahead of next week's 2021 Year End Awards episode. Once that's out of the way they get into their topic, which is six randomly selected matches from six randomly selected Tokyo Dome shows (all Dome shows were eligible, not just 1/4 and not just NJPW). As always, stop reading here if you want to be surprised, but if you'd like to know beforehand here they are below:1. Great Muta vs. Masahiro Chono, NJPW 1/4/93 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00114_1_7)2. Riki Choshu & Yoshiaki Yatsu vs. Kengo Kimura & Tatsutoshi Goto, NJPW 1/4/95 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00132_1_9)3. Randy Savage vs. Hiroyoshi Tenzan, NJPW 4/29/96 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYbamFhKl-g)4. Yuji Nagata vs. Yoshihiro Takayama, NJPW 5/2/02 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00160_1_2 or https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00160_2_2)5. Heat vs. Tiger Mask, NJPW 1/4/05 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00165_1_3)6. Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Go Shiozaki, NJPW 1/4/10 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00174_1_8)Topics that come up along the way include: since we did get all NJPW this time John gives some background on the promotion's very turbulent history as we go through the years here, Chono's bizarre clean-cut years, Muta nearly commits a random murder, a little background on both Heisei Ishingun and Yatsu's very strange career journey to this point, a boring match with not much to talk about, how the hell did we get Savage vs. Tenzan again, Savage at least puts in some effort this time, Takayama on the verge of breaking out as a megastar, Yuji Nagata FUCKING OWNS, Minoru Tanaka's bizarre videogame gimmick, EVIL HEAT, Love & Energy forever, a damn great match to close things out, and much more!Follow Wrestling Omakase on Twitter to submit questions for future episodes and get alerts every time new episodes go up- @wrestleomakase!Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Wrestling Omakase we take our third completely randomized look back at shows that took place inside the Big Egg, the Tokyo Dome!John is joined by returning guest & VOW contributor Jeri Evagood (@TheJerriest_Jer) for her record TENTH appearance of the year! Wow! John crowns her MVP (Most Valuable Podcaster) before they get into what they've both been up to, including Christmas, worrying about Omicron cancelling their plans, and a whole lot more. Plus there's some discussion of Jeri's semi-recent Atlantic City trip, and John's pre-emptive year end thoughts ahead of next week's 2021 Year End Awards episode. Once that's out of the way they get into their topic, which is six randomly selected matches from six randomly selected Tokyo Dome shows (all Dome shows were eligible, not just 1/4 and not just NJPW). As always, stop reading here if you want to be surprised, but if you'd like to know beforehand here they are below:1. Great Muta vs. Masahiro Chono, NJPW 1/4/93 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00114_1_7)2. Riki Choshu & Yoshiaki Yatsu vs. Kengo Kimura & Tatsutoshi Goto, NJPW 1/4/95 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00132_1_9)3. Randy Savage vs. Hiroyoshi Tenzan, NJPW 4/29/96 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYbamFhKl-g)4. Yuji Nagata vs. Yoshihiro Takayama, NJPW 5/2/02 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00160_1_2 or https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00160_2_2)5. Heat vs. Tiger Mask, NJPW 1/4/05 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00165_1_3)6. Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Go Shiozaki, NJPW 1/4/10 (NJPW World: https://front.njpwworld.com/p/s_series_00174_1_8)Topics that come up along the way include: since we did get all NJPW this time John gives some background on the promotion's very turbulent history as we go through the years here, Chono's bizarre clean-cut years, Muta nearly commits a random murder, a little background on both Heisei Ishingun and Yatsu's very strange career journey to this point, a boring match with not much to talk about, how the hell did we get Savage vs. Tenzan again, Savage at least puts in some effort this time, Takayama on the verge of breaking out as a megastar, Yuji Nagata FUCKING OWNS, Minoru Tanaka's bizarre videogame gimmick, EVIL HEAT, Love & Energy forever, a damn great match to close things out, and much more!Follow Wrestling Omakase on Twitter to submit questions for future episodes and get alerts every time new episodes go up- @wrestleomakase!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wrestling-omakase/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Episodio 10 acabando nuestra primera temporada de No Muy Holy. Finding Chona? Será que Chona o Chono encuentre la princesa o príncipe azul. Será que existen los Príncipes Azules or Princesas en la vida real. Será que solamente existen en los cuantos de Adas? Síguenos en Instagram @NoMuyHoly --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luis-guerrero14/message

This week on Wrestling Omakase we talk an awesome Tanahashi vs. Shingo match in New Japan, the build to NOAH's long-awaited return to the Nippon Budokan and more! The Wrestling Omakase Patreon is your best source for coverage of Japanese wrestling, from yesterday and today. Patrons get so much bonus audio that never hits the free feed, including two extra full length Omakase episodes per month, our shorter and yet still jampacked 1 Match episodes that each cover a certain theme (we just finished up the first part of our series watching every Tokyo Dome main event in order with an infamous disaster of a Hashimoto vs. Chono match that headlined the Weekly Pro Wrestling 13-promotion Bridge of Dreams show in 1995), ANIME OMAKASE, daily coverage of all the major Japanese tournaments, and so much more! You can get access to all of this and much more right now for only $5 at www.patreon.com/wrestlingomakase! John is joined by returning guest Paul Volsch (@darth_dragon) as they start out with some rare current US wrestling coverage here on Omakase- namely some thoughts on what little they watched from the GCW Fight Forever 24-hour stream, and some last minute thoughts before the WWE Royal Rumble (and thoughts on some Rumble events from recent years past). They quickly shift gears to NJPW's New Beginning in Nagoya event from this past Saturday, and spend a great deal of time breaking down the Shingo Takagi vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi NEVER title match main event in detail. They also discuss wildly diverging opinions on Ospreay-Kojima, Tenzan vs. O-Khan, O-Khan's big night in general, compare Naito and Okada's quiet tours, and look ahead to the rest of the New Beginning shows, including four more (!) Korakuens and the two New Beginning in Hiroshima events. Then they turn their attention to Pro Wrestling NOAH with a full review of their 1/31 Higher Ground show from Korakuen Hall, the last big hype event for their upcoming return to the Nippon Budokan on 2/12. They break down all six matches, starting from the top with two strong main events and eventually working their way down to the rest of the undercard, and thoughts on how the company is using different guys right now (especially the "shooters", but also some thoughts on the recent Inamura turn). They also preview all nine matches on NOAH's big Budokan card and get into the rather confusing way the two halves of the card are split between pay-per-view and free streaming (not at all how you would expect!). Finally, they wrap things up with a pair of questions on DDT and the ShuPro awards and NAITO'S SPITTING. Follow Wrestling Omakase on Twitter to submit questions for future episodes and get alerts every time new episodes go up (both free feed & Patreon)- @wrestleomakase! Support Wrestling Omakase with a donation through Red Circle! All donations are split with that week's guest. We really appreciate it: http://bit.ly/2o42FP6 Wrestling Omakase has dedicated channels on TWO Discords! Come join either one where you can chat with John and show guests and submit questions for future episodes! Super J-Cast Discord: https://discord.gg/zWEgNK5 VOW Network Discord: https://discord.gg/rGTXwXd Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Wrestling Omakase we talk an awesome Tanahashi vs. Shingo match in New Japan, the build to NOAH's long-awaited return to the Nippon Budokan and more! The Wrestling Omakase Patreon is your best source for coverage of Japanese wrestling, from yesterday and today. Patrons get so much bonus audio that never hits the free feed, including two extra full length Omakase episodes per month, our shorter and yet still jampacked 1 Match episodes that each cover a certain theme (we just finished up the first part of our series watching every Tokyo Dome main event in order with an infamous disaster of a Hashimoto vs. Chono match that headlined the Weekly Pro Wrestling 13-promotion Bridge of Dreams show in 1995), ANIME OMAKASE, daily coverage of all the major Japanese tournaments, and so much more! You can get access to all of this and much more right now for only $5 at www.patreon.com/wrestlingomakase! John is joined by returning guest Paul Volsch (@darth_dragon) as they start out with some rare current US wrestling coverage here on Omakase- namely some thoughts on what little they watched from the GCW Fight Forever 24-hour stream, and some last minute thoughts before the WWE Royal Rumble (and thoughts on some Rumble events from recent years past). They quickly shift gears to NJPW's New Beginning in Nagoya event from this past Saturday, and spend a great deal of time breaking down the Shingo Takagi vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi NEVER title match main event in detail. They also discuss wildly diverging opinions on Ospreay-Kojima, Tenzan vs. O-Khan, O-Khan's big night in general, compare Naito and Okada's quiet tours, and look ahead to the rest of the New Beginning shows, including four more (!) Korakuens and the two New Beginning in Hiroshima events. Then they turn their attention to Pro Wrestling NOAH with a full review of their 1/31 Higher Ground show from Korakuen Hall, the last big hype event for their upcoming return to the Nippon Budokan on 2/12. They break down all six matches, starting from the top with two strong main events and eventually working their way down to the rest of the undercard, and thoughts on how the company is using different guys right now (especially the "shooters", but also some thoughts on the recent Inamura turn). They also preview all nine matches on NOAH's big Budokan card and get into the rather confusing way the two halves of the card are split between pay-per-view and free streaming (not at all how you would expect!). Finally, they wrap things up with a pair of questions on DDT and the ShuPro awards and NAITO'S SPITTING. Follow Wrestling Omakase on Twitter to submit questions for future episodes and get alerts every time new episodes go up (both free feed & Patreon)- @wrestleomakase! Support Wrestling Omakase with a donation through Red Circle! All donations are split with that week's guest. We really appreciate it: http://bit.ly/2o42FP6 Wrestling Omakase has dedicated channels on TWO Discords! Come join either one where you can chat with John and show guests and submit questions for future episodes! Super J-Cast Discord: https://discord.gg/zWEgNK5 VOW Network Discord: https://discord.gg/rGTXwXd Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/wrestling-omakase/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The G1 Climax is New Japan Pro Wrestling's elite summer tournament. Not everyone gets an opportunity to compete in the G1 Climax. Some wrestlers never appear, while some compete year in and year out. Every other week, host Ryan Neitzey will discuss the run of those wrestlers that have only competed in this exclusive tournament only once. In today's episode, we look at the only G1 Climax performance of a 7-time tag team champion, a former Olympian, and a one-time challenger against Hogan for the WWF Championship, Yoshiaki Yatsu. Yatsu was part of Block A with 5 other wrestlers: Kido, Choshu, Fujiwara, Chono & Mutoh. Let's review his matches and see how he did! SUBSCRIBE for more episodes! Leave a REVIEW! Follow Count Out on TWITTER! Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/hit-the-books-realistic-wwe-fantasy-booking/donations

The G1 Climax is New Japan Pro Wrestling's elite summer tournament. Not everyone gets an opportunity to compete in the G1 Climax. Some wrestlers never appear, while some compete year in and year out. Every other week, host Ryan Neitzey will discuss the run of those wrestlers that have only competed in this exclusive tournament only once. In today's episode, we look at the only G1 Climax performance of a 7-time tag team champion, a former Olympian, and a one-time challenger against Hogan for the WWF Championship, Yoshiaki Yatsu. Yatsu was part of Block A with 5 other wrestlers: Kido, Choshu, Fujiwara, Chono & Mutoh. Let's review his matches and see how he did! SUBSCRIBE for more episodes! Leave a REVIEW! Follow Count Out on TWITTER!

Hello, Lovelies! This Thanksgiving (or, as Brian refers to it, mac & cheese mountain day) we're taking a detour into the fun and chaotic realms of pro wrestling. Brian and his partner, KC, watched a battle royal between a number of Japanese regional mascots known as Yuru-Chara, including the baseball bat-wielding legend Chiitan. And New Japan Pro Wrestling legend Masahiro Chono was there cheering them on. It's such a gratifying 15 minutes of chaos that we had to chat about it. Consider this your pro wrestling topping for your post-meal pie! Check out the match here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsXSzqEofaY&t=61s Follow Brian Bell on Twitter: @WonderboyOTM Follow LGBT In The Ring on Twitter: @LGBTRingPod  The Progress Pride Flag design by Daniel Quasar is a product of Progress Initiative. Find out more at quasar.digital! Huge thanks to Sarah & The Safe Word for the show's theme, Formula 666 from the album Red, Hot and Holy. Find them on Twitter, @STSWBand, and check out their music on Spotify and Bandcamp. Check out IndependentWrestling.tv for the best in current and classic independent pro wrestling, including live events from top independent promotions worldwide. Use promo code “LGBTRingPod” or visit tinyurl.com/IWTVLGBT for a 5-day free trial. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello, Lovelies! This Thanksgiving (or, as Brian refers to it, mac & cheese mountain day) we're taking a detour into the fun and chaotic realms of pro wrestling. Brian and his partner, KC, watched a battle royal between a number of Japanese regional mascots known as Yuru-Chara, including the baseball bat-wielding legend Chiitan. And New Japan Pro Wrestling legend Masahiro Chono was there cheering them on. It's such a gratifying 15 minutes of chaos that we had to chat about it. Consider this your pro wrestling topping for your post-meal pie! Check out the match here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsXSzqEofaY&t=61s Follow Brian Bell on Twitter: @WonderboyOTM Follow LGBT In The Ring on Twitter: @LGBTRingPod  The Progress Pride Flag design by Daniel Quasar is a product of Progress Initiative. Find out more at quasar.digital! Huge thanks to Sarah & The Safe Word for the show’s theme, Formula 666 from the album Red, Hot and Holy. Find them on Twitter, @STSWBand, and check out their music on Spotify and Bandcamp. Check out IndependentWrestling.tv for the best in current and classic independent pro wrestling, including live events from top independent promotions worldwide. Use promo code “LGBTRingPod” or visit tinyurl.com/IWTVLGBT for a 5-day free trial. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Halloween Havoc 1992 is the focus on today's episode. Sting vs Jake Roberts in a coal miner glove match! Caliber and Henry go to the layer of hell of boredom with Rude vs Chono for the NWA title. They have to redeem themselves through an non Halloween Havoc match.

In which we discuss the start of the AEW Deadly Draw Women's Tag Tournament and a stellar Dynamite featuring Mox vs. Darby, The Good Brothers' surprisingly entertaining drunk spectacle Talk 'N Shop A Mania, GCW's solid Keep In Touch, NJPW's Road to Summer Struggle night one, featuring hard-hitting legends and lacklustre heel tactics.John talks about his new YouTube playlists, including Hayabusa vs. Masato Tanaka in FMW, Marc discusses Vader in Boy Meets World and Edge in Money Plane, and John suffers through a fantasy booking of an AEW/WWE invasion.Marc reviews John's classic match recommendation: Onita vs. Chono, No Roped Explosive Barbed Wire Death Match, Strong Style Symphony 1999 0:00-39:35 -  Bits & Bobs (John's YouTube playlist + Hayabusa vs. Masato Tanaka in FMW, Vader in Boy Meets World + Edge in Money Plane, WWE Repackaging Aleister Black? & AEW/WWE Invasion Fantasy Booking)39:36-47:25 - AEW Dark47:26-55:00 - AEW Deadly Draw Women’s Tag Tournament55:01-1:12:31 - AEW Dynamite1:12:32-1:22:37  - Talk ’N Shop A Mania1:22:38-1:29:55  - GCW Keep in Touch1:29:56-1:39:20 -  NJPW Summer Struggle Night 11:39:21-1:44:33  -  Classic Match Review: Onita vs. Chono, No Roped Explosive Barbed Wire Death Match, Strong Style Symphony 19991:44:34 - 1:53:26 - Marc’s Classic Match Recommendation + The Bottom Line

Ep 58 – Violent Storm in Kokugikan “G1 Climax 1991 Final” We head to the Far East and cover some New Japan Pro Wrestling in the first ever G1 Climax. We have curated this down to some of the best matches from this tour. 0:30 - Welcome 5:46 – Violent Storm Opening 9:56 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Masahiro Chono in a B Block match 13:29 - Big Van Vader vs Keiji Mutoh in an A Block match 22:26 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Masahiro Chono in a B Block decision match 26:51 - Keiji Muto vs Masahiro Chono in the G1 Climax Final match 36:03 - Overall Thoughts 40:50 - Smarking It Up 46:49 - Dusty Finish 48:10 - Goodbyes Music from this week’s show is NJPW’s theme – “The Score” by Emerson, Lake, and Palmer and Chono’s theme – “Fantastic City” by Osamu Suzuki Rate and review us on iTunes, Stitcher, GooglePlay, or wherever you find your podcasts Email – WrestlingHistoryX@gmail.com Twitter – WrestlingHistoX

Here we are, still celebrating that The 90DF Queen Of The South Angie is back. We break out a bottle of Syrah called Chono, if anyone is wondering. I wonder if Michael likes Chono too. It's delicious. Anyway, the episode starts out with the laziest dresser ever known to reality TV - including the cast of Survivor, and her wonderful, angel of a partner, Syngin. Tania is essentially up to more of her bullshit and Syngin is still an angel. Anna takes her boys on a picnic, but leaves Mursel at home so they can talk shit about him in peace lakeside. Emily, Sasha and DAvidE are all on their way to the US, but its pretty stressful for a variety of reasons. Angie and Michael spend time with A LOT of kids - but separate groups of kids... I guess they have more in common than we give them credit. Blake and Jasmin are still working on their new issues. And last but not least, Sarah visits Juliana and Michael to stir the pot in multiple ways, which is definitely fun for all of us. As always, thank you for listening! As our idol DJ Dougie Doug would say, we love ya'll!    More ways to hang with us: - We got a Patreon! Join us there for additional content: https://www.patreon.com/iwantmypodcast - Want to be on the podcast? Or maybe you have some suggestions, or opinions, send Jenna and Miguel a message:  IG: @90df_iwantmypodcast  Facebook: I Want My Podcast Email: iwantmypodcast@gmail.com    

Nine matches from the heyday of WCW; the year of 1997.  It was one year removed from Hulk Hogan becoming "Hollywood" Hogan and the NWO was in full force.  Do you remember?  Some matches were good, and some bad; however, no one could argue against the facet that Dennis Rodman was pretty darn good in the main event with Hogan against Lex Luger and the Giant.  Plus, Kevin Sullivan against Chris Benoit, Ultimo Dragon versus Chris Jericho, the Steiners meeting Chono and the Great Muta and Scott Hall and Randy Savage facing DDP and Curt Hennig.  Get ready to step back in time when all was right with the world...Bash at the Beach 1997! Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUScontent: http://patreon.com/WHWMonday  Like us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/WHWMonday    Check out all the new cool merchandise at BoxOfGimmicks.com (http://boxofgimmicks.com/)  Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com (http://loisrules.com/)  Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/whw  Save thousands at SaveCade.com (http://savecade.com/)

Honestly, was there anything better that WCW Monday Nitro in 1997? Wait...don't answer that!  Yes, the show had its ups and downs, but there is no denying the amount of wrestling talent that was on display every Monday LIVE on TNT.  From Hogan, Flair, Savage, Sting, Luger, the Giant, DDP, Eddie Guerrero, Dean Malenko, Chris Jericho, Hall, Nash, X-Pac, Konnan, Chono...WOW!  Conrad and Tony take you back for a very unorthodox look at a version of Monday Nitro that you may never forget! See Tony and Conrad LIVE in St. Louis this Saturday June 22 at 7:00 at OFF BROADWAY.  Tickets at tonyandconradlive.com (http://tonyandconradlive.com/) See Tony and Conrad LIVE in Baltimore this Sunday June 23 at 1:00 PM at JIMMY'S FAMOUS SEAFOOD tickets at whathappenedwhenlive.com (http://whathappenedwhenlive.com/) Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUScontent: http://patreon.com/WHWMonday  Like us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/WHWMonday    Check out all the new cool merchandise at BoxOfGimmicks.com (http://boxofgimmicks.com/)  Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com (http://loisrules.com/)  Subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/whw  Save thousands at SaveCade.com (http://savecade.com/)

WH Park welcomes the co-host of the Eastern Lariat podcast, STRIGGA to discuss the finals of NJPW’s 6th G1 Climax tournament: Riki Choshu vs. Masahiro Chono from August 6, 1996. STRIGGA joins WH to talk about how he became a wrestling fan growing up in Germany, his various wrestling related projects, the start of Chono’s Aristrist look, Choshu’s background going into the G1 and the nuances of Japanese wrestling names in Romanji. Click here to watch this match on New Japan World (account required). WH Park and a special guest look back at the finals of every NJPW G1 Climax tournament in Cruel Summer, a limited-edition podcast from POST Wrestling. New episodes every Saturday and Sunday morning. Music: "Werq" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) | Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Follow WH Park on Twitter Subscribe: iTunes & iOS  | Android | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | Mac & PC | RSS Discuss: 
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WH Park welcomes Matt McEwen to discuss the finals of NJPW’s second G1 Climax tournament: Masahiro Chono vs. Ravishing Rick Rude from August 12, 1992. Matt is a Canadian wrestling fan who’s been a guest on numerous wrestling podcasts. He and WH talk about Chono’s judicious use of the Yakuza kick at this point in his career, Rude’s possible creation of a modern dance move, plus Canadian Maritime and Montreal wrestling talk. Click here to watch this match on New Japan World (account required). WH Park and a special guest look back at the finals of every NJPW G1 Climax tournament in Cruel Summer, a limited-edition podcast from POST Wrestling. New episodes every Saturday and Sunday morning. Music: "Werq" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) | Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Follow WH Park on Twitter Subscribe: iTunes & iOS  | Android | Spotify | Google Play | Stitcher | TuneIn | Mac & PC | RSS Discuss: 
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Baloadie and me watch a classic match between M-Saw vs Chono and his future pants. Come get hype with us and watch one of the original bad boy Chono. We also have a commercial by Dino Bradberry. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/d-mill/support

On the 91st edition of Wrestling With the Dawg, on FlairFlop.com, the Dirty Dawg Darsie is joined by Joe Drilling to talk the night the WCW United States Heavyweight Champion Rick Rude challenged Masahiro Chono for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship at WCW Halloween Havoc 1992!  The guys talk about their memories of Chono, Rick Rude's peak of his wrestling career, the importance of the NWA title in 1992 and in 2018, and so much more!

Get ready for Knocksville USA!! Welcome to Clash of the Champions XV where Bobby Eaton challenges Ric Flair for the World Heavyweight Title in a Best 2 out of 3 Falls match. Sting tries to get some revenge on "Stone Cold Steve La Femme" Nikita Koloff in a one on one battle. Lex Luger faces The Great Muta to decide who challenges for the World Title at The Great American Bash and The Steiners defend the IWGP Tag Team Titles against Hase and Chono. And we ponder the unlikely partnership of The Undertaker and Taka Michinoku. Please continue to engage with us on Twitter (@newbloodpod) and Facebook (New Blood Rising Podcast). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/newbloodpod/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/newbloodpod/support

We are back! After the Hulkamatt of the Week we get to this week's topic, Joanie Laurer (Chyna) and her run in New Japan! How did Antonio Inoki decide to bring her in? How was her big match with Chono promoted? Why did he decide to make her a shooter? Find out in this tribute to Inokiism! My notes were corrupted right before recording so I lost my sources. Beyond cagematch, the Best Damn Sports Show Period, Observers, Figure 4s, an interview with Sean Waltman I also used some message boards from the time for context. I can't find a couple of them now. Sorry!

Josh "Last Call" Larkin once again joins me, for not only the show but also a few big announcements. We've been Podcast Networked! This Week's Thrifty Finds / Discussion Topics : ADHD allowing me to lose important items of clothing and even my shoes. Loach Ness Monster, Busch Gardens Hat (1978) CLUE Board Game (1949, Parker Bros) John Cena Brawling Buddy (WWE, 2011-2012) Learn a New Language, Vinyl Set (1950s) A Moment of Silence for Bruno Sammartino WOULD YOU BUY IT? We answer Yes/No to items recommended for us to purchase. Chicken Noodle Soup Cuckoo Clocks, Fancy Yard Sprinkler, Rice Cookers Galore. FIND IT, PLAY IT (FiPi) We play video games that we found while thrifting, live on the show. In this episode we play WCW vs. The World, for Playstation. Josh owned the game as a kid and played as "Habanero". After 21 years Josh came out of retirement only to lose his title against Masahiro Chono, managed by Todd. In the Todd vs. Josh rematch, Josh picks a new contender for Chono's title. The results of the match may shock you. Special thanks to : BLUFFS for "Alternate Reality", the theme to our show for many reasons. (https://steveberes.bandcamp.com) Tell us about your thrift hauls at thriftypodcast@yahoo.com I'm sentimentally attached to things you've forgotten, it's time to get THRIFTY! The THRIFTY podcast is part of the SORGATRON MEDIA NETWORK FACEBOOK: THRIFTYpodcast TWITTER: @THRIFTYpodcast

Welcome to another chapter of my Thrifting Audio Diary. Each week I invite some friends of mine out on my Thrifting Adventures. We spend the day scavenging, bring our loot back to the studio, then tell you about our haul. Josh "Last Call" Larkin once again joins me, for not only the show but also a few big announcements. We've been Podcast Networked! This Week's Thrifty Finds / Discussion Topics : - ADHD allowing me to lose important items of clothing and even my shoes. - Loach Ness Monster, Busch Gardens Hat (1978) - CLUE Board Game (1949, Parker Bros) - John Cena Brawling Buddy (WWE, 2011-2012) - Learn a New Language, Vinyl Set (1950s) - A Moment of Silence for Bruno Sammartino - WOULD YOU BUY IT? (now with intro!) We answer Yes/No to items recommended for us to purchase. - Chicken Noodle Soup Cuckoo Clocks, Fancy Yard Sprinkler, Rice Cookers Galore.. - FIND IT, PLAY IT (FiPi) We play video games that we found while thrifting, live on the show. In this episode we play WCW vs. The World, for Playstation. Josh owned the game as a kid and played as "Habanero". After 21 years Josh came out of retirement only to lose his title against Masahiro Chono, managed by Todd. In the Todd vs. Josh rematch, Josh picks a new contender for Chono's title. The results of the match may shock you. Special thanks to : BLUFFS for "Alternate Reality", the theme to our show for many reasons. (https://steveberes.bandcamp.com) Tell us about your thrift hauls at thriftypodcast@yahoo.com I'm sentimentally attached to things you've forgotten, it's time to get THRIFTY!

This week on the KLB, Draven and D continue our wacky talk about the HISTORY OF NEW JAPAN, including the STORY OF Rikidozan, Inoki, Baba, Fujinami, Tiger Mask, Mutah, Chono, and all the legends that made up the STORY of New Japan including the good and the bad and what actually happened to New Japan from their rise and fall and rebirth under Jado and Gado - PLUS we talk Halftime Heat memories, Hercules FERnandez's house call from D, and a visit to the old Observer site. Hey, is Andre really your dad?

ROCKERS VS POWER AND GLORY  SUMMERSLAM 90 CAN BE SEEN ON WWE NETWORK FANTASTICS VS JOE MALENKO & TSUYOSHI KIKUCHI ALL JAPAN  9/1/90 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vu58uNzZjlo KEIJI MUTO VS MASA CHONO NEW JAPAN 8/11/91 http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x12iuvw_keiji-mutoh-vs-masahiro-chono-njpw-08-11-91_sport

The Pro Wrestling Opinion Show Presents: The Greatest Wrestling Matches in History #30!! LoganTimeTraveler and 1Silva discuss two more!! @ 1/27/2013 1pm AUSTIN VS ANGLE 2001 SUMMERSLAM http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xsv15c_steve-austin-c-vs-kurt-angle-for-wwf-title-wwf-summerslam-2001_sport?search_algo=2#.UQUyTPLNkTI RICK RUDE VS MASA CHONO (NEW JAPAN 8/12/92)

Recent years have seen openweight singles main events, but in 2009, it was the IWGP Junior Heavyweight and IWGP Heavyweight Champions teaming up in the Korakuen Hall headliner. Early March has become the time to celebrate NJPW’s prestigious history. The anniversary of the company’s first event on March 6 1972. Welcome to the Wrestling Stable Podcast, where you don’t join, you’re chosen. I am your host Will Williams. Please follow us on Twitter @WrestlingStable or visit us at WrestlingStable.com for the latest News, Updates and Reviews.Wrestling Stable's Wrestling Stories describe the history of Wrestling's Best Stories. We do match backgrounds, history and wrestling bios.#WrestlingStable #ProfessionalWrestlingCONNECT WITH ME: Email: Hello@WrestlingStable.comWebsite: http://www.WrestlingStable.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/WrestlingStableInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wrestling_stable/TikTok: @wrestlingstableFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wrestlingstable/