/r/WrestlingGenius
Started by the "Wrestling Genius" Chris Hero, this Subreddit is a place for us to talk about the nuances of professional wrestling- miscellaneous trivia, technique, short-lived gimmicks, origins of wrestling maneuvers.. you know, real wrestling nerd stuff!
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This was at the same event when Mitsuharu Misawa passed away
Hello, everyone.
I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask something like this but I can’t think of anywhere else.
I have a very specific question about a BattlArts event, more specifically in a match between Ikuto Hidaka and The Willow on June 14, 1998.
What’s interesting about this match is that the referee is wearing a Brazilian soccer jersey from a team called Grêmio. It is a striped jersey in blue, black and white with a sponsorship from Renner.
I know it’s random right lol but it was enough to light up my curiosity. My friends are also super curious about this.
We know Grêmio played in Japan in 1995 against Ajax in Tokyo. We are also aware that many Brazilians lived (and still live) in Japan, but come on this still all pretty curious.
Does anyone know someone who might know how that Grêmio jersey ended up in a BattlArts ring? I know it’s a long shot but yeah why not ask.
Obrigado,
Ricardo
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So I've always wanted to be a wrestler but two or three years ago I was in an accident and broke my femur to where I needed to get a metal rod placed inside and I've been told ever since I'm never gonna be allowed to wrestle again and it really sucks and hurts because like I said I've always wanted to be one, so my question is could I actually still be able to Start wrestling when I turn 18 or no?
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Welcome to , the official subreddit for WrestleRave, an independent wrestling promotion driven by passion and love for pro wrestling. Whether you're new to the scene or a longtime fan, this is the place to discuss and get all the updates, stories, and behind-the-scenes content from our events.
I have a match from January 2004 where Horace The Psychopath and Logan Lasher do what I believe is the first invisible man spot. Could anyone please confirm for me?