Post by HMARK Center on Jan 16, 2020 6:38:39 GMT -5
Wants to showcase "the new generation" of Japanese wrestling, given how he, Miyahara, and Kiyomiya are all thriving aces at the moment.
The last time there was a big crossover card was back in the early 2010s at All Together, which was done as an earthquake relief show, and obviously there've been other shows of late that are tributes or other similar circumstances that have brought about crossovers, but this would be more in the vein of the former show and thankfully not have a tragedy as its impetus.
No idea if it'll actually happen, of course: NOAH's feelings towards NJPW are still likely pretty raw, though an evenly booked supershow could be a good way for NJPW to repair some of that damage. And if it does happen it'd be interesting to see how many other promotions could be asked to join, what women's promotions might be there, all sorts of details and political dealings, but hot damn I want to see what this would look like during a time when the world's eyes would be on Tokyo.
The last time there was a big crossover card was back in the early 2010s at All Together, which was done as an earthquake relief show, and obviously there've been other shows of late that are tributes or other similar circumstances that have brought about crossovers, but this would be more in the vein of the former show and thankfully not have a tragedy as its impetus.
No idea if it'll actually happen, of course: NOAH's feelings towards NJPW are still likely pretty raw, though an evenly booked supershow could be a good way for NJPW to repair some of that damage. And if it does happen it'd be interesting to see how many other promotions could be asked to join, what women's promotions might be there, all sorts of details and political dealings, but hot damn I want to see what this would look like during a time when the world's eyes would be on Tokyo.
