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Kim Justice's Wrestling Road
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Kim Justice's Wrestling Road is a series of documentaries chronicling the art of professional wrestling, with a particular focus on Japan and Puroresu.
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Kim Justice's Wrestling Road
Hey grapple-fans! Just wanted to put a special thank you up as we've had so many people sign up for membership -- over 150 of you, which is awesome. I've put up a quick video that was previously exclusive to Patreon, and is now also available to YouTube members -- this is all about the rather terrible IGF match between Predator and Doc Gallows, the one where a raging Antonio Inoki came to the ring and stopped it. Enjoy!
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Kim Justice's Wrestling Road
Hey grapple-fans! There's a YouTube version of the Patreon exclusive ROH vs. CZW documentary available, as there are now YouTube memberships for people who prefer to go down that route! It's one of my favourite works, but it's not something that could ever really be fully public as there's too much of the ol' violence - happily it's here now though. YouTube did offer an incentive for introducing the memberships, so if you sign up to watch this or otherwise, even if only for a month, it really offers a nice bonus for the channel. It's $2 a month same as Patreon, and details for signing up are either on the video itself, or this link here. Thanks very much, and see you in a few days for another vid. :)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4q7...
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Kim Justice's Wrestling Road
Hey grapple-fans. I've just released a new vid on the other Kim Justice channel that may interest you all - nothing beats the taste sensation of arcade games colliding with Japanese political satire. it's about a strange 1985 arcade game called I'm Sorry, you play as a disgraced politician (a real-life one at that) and one of the enemies that you have to avoid is none other than Giant freaking Baba. Check it out!
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Kim Justice's Wrestling Road
Hey, grapple fans! Just wanted to post something here so that you're aware...I've written a BOOK! It's called Arcade Decades, and it's about 100 Arcade games from the 1980's! It's going to be published through Numskull, and the Kickstarter is live now! If this interests you, do check out the page here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/...
Thanks for all the support with the videos as always, and plenty more wrasslin's coming!
Much love,
Kim
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Law-Rougarou8128
(3 years ago)
May you rest in peace Vader Leon White
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akumaku7930
(3 years ago (edited))
He's honored in Japan. Before WWF and WCW (I think) he defeated Inoki's streak in NJPW , despite how it crowd was despised it at the time, it grew a massive respect.
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SagatHyoga
(3 years ago)
He is really the perfect "Final Boss" on wrestling
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philipdefibaugh5683
(3 years ago)
The WWE neutered Vader, everywhere else he was a huge star and champion.
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anonluxor470
(1 year ago)
Thank you for mentioning aja Kong she is literally the female vader
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ericYg909
(3 years ago (edited))
Vader's run in Japan was incredible, a real unstoppable monster, and that metal helmet was cool as hell
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michaeldickens4184
(1 year ago (edited))
Vader was already big in Japan, he was 3 time New Japan world champion before he joined WCW, after getting jobbed out to Soma Michaels in WWF he went back to Japan.
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palaceofwisdom9448
(3 years ago)
Even as a huge Sting mark, Vader won me over for just how impressively he mauled my hero. It's pretty incredible that WWF was the one major company that never made the most of him. Shawn could have had a perfect nemesis to overcome if his ego and attitude didn't get the better of him.
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jackburton2680
(3 years ago (edited))
His matches against Misawa and the 2 against Kenta Kobashi are some of the greatest matches of all time, fucking awe inspiring. Exhausting honestly to witness, you can feel both dudes just draining themselves in there, amazing stuff. Feels like an actual fight, a legit athletic contest. It is incredible he so quickly went on to deliver those performances after how lame his time in WWF ended. One of the biggest, "fuck, did we mismanage or not see the treasure we had on our hands?" type of situations in wrestlign history
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guitarguru.3572
(3 years ago)
It’s kind of a shame that he didn’t unleash some of that Kuwait fury on Shawn Michaels.
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LionSikoa
(3 years ago)
“OH ITS TIME, ITS TIME, ITS VADER TIME” still give me chills to this day
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syedmasroorhussain
(1 year ago (edited))
Man Vader really went up against the cream of the crop: Inoki, Hansen, Misawa, Kobashi, Taker and Kane, Sting, Foley. Not for nothing I assume the big man had at least one story for each of the aforementioned Superstars.
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The_Sage_of_Rage
(3 years ago)
Love how Vader handled the interview to be honest
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stephencatchdudeknight4623
(1 year ago)
Fun fact and im very surprised Kim didn’t mentioned it.
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