Aaron Wolf

So they all just feel like just, you're just changing some of the parts, but you know, just to give you a taste of what we have.

I mean, Tai Chi, Yuya, Aaron Wolf, Hartley Jackson, Oiwa, Fujita, uh, is one match.

Jado, Yano, Makabe against, you know, Knockout Brothers and Ghetto.

And then the next night, it might be...

Oh, do you? Please, let's hear the next one.

Okay.

Aaron Wolfe was fired up because Fujita managed to throw him, and that stung Aaron Wolfe's pride.

So getting outworked, getting thrown is more upsetting to Aaron Wolfe than being jumped by House of Torture.

Aaron Wolfe, the current reigning Never Openweight champion.

Kosei Fujita, who is embroiled in a pretty... you know, personal feud, he was able to pick up, uh, Aaron Wolf, who is significantly larger and heavier than him and defeat him in 21 minutes and five seconds with a German suplex for the one, two, three, this match as great as the one was before it, this one was even greater.

And on paper, uh, This is very similar to the situation that I mentioned with the tag before it, where it's like there's not a super obvious pinfall eater here.

You know, Oiwa, G1 champion, he's kind of treading water a little bit, but he has some stuff going on, but he's not gonna take the pinfall.

But the Fujita and Wolf stuff was insane.

just so violent and so heated.

Um, I'm going to talk a little bit more about it cause they had another match following this, but yeah, Fujita shocking Aaron Wolf, which I did not see coming at all, picks up the wind, talks his shit, kicks this guy out of the ring and, uh, basically makes it known like, you know, I'm here for that belt.

And it's been building all tour that he wants this title shot.

It was under 10.

Taiichi Iloi, Uemura, and Aaron Wolfe, they defeated Hartley Jackson, Kosei Fujita, Eriohi Oiwa, Bishamon Yo, and Master Watto defeated Gato Rabia, Taiji Ishimori, and Yota Tsuji.

And then Yuji Nagata, of course, because it's his event, he wins in the main event with the most violent players, Makabe Ayano over Daiki Nagata and the Knockout Brothers.

So that led us into, from Chiba, Back on down to Tokyo, it will be the second night of Road to Destruction.

And...

I'm buying all the stocks now, Damon.

Like I said to you, the trios run with him and Aaron Wolfe and Oleg Bolton.

That will feed families for generations.

And I just love the idea of all these...

Different guys from different backgrounds, like Aaron Wolfe with his judo background and Hatazan with his sumo background and Obata coming in with his amateur wrestling background.

And just having all these different guys with different skill sets and different strengths and different shapes and sizes.

Mix it up with, you know, your traditional classic guys.