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Sanada

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Sep 13, 2026

Dan SzesnatHOST
35:13
No losses in that entire time.
Dan SzesnatHOST
35:16
Competition that ranged from the likes of legends like Hiroshi Tanahashi, Katsuyori Shibata, Minoru Suzuki, to all-timers like Kenny Omega, Cody Rhodes, and up-and-comers like Zack Sabre Jr., Evil, and Sonata.
Dan SzesnatHOST
35:37
One of the oppressive things about this reign is that he didn't simply just beat challengers.
Dan SzesnatHOST
35:41
He beat a lot of wrestlers with completely different styles.

16 MINS LATER

Dan SzesnatHOST
51:32
I mean, it turned himself into a star.
Dan SzesnatHOST
51:36
But, you know, I think it definitely helped elevate Kenny.
Dan SzesnatHOST
51:40
I think it, you know, I think it helped elevate Sonata at the time.
Dan SzesnatHOST
51:46
Although I don't think he's really gone anywhere since.
Nick BullHOST
11:40
Ryan Howard with us here on the card subject to change the podcast by the fan for the fan doing a little fantasy booking there.
Nick BullHOST
11:48
OK, Mr. Booker, man, sell me on Sonata Jungle Boy, because I was just a little peyote when this match was announced.
Chris AngleHOST
11:57
Yeah, I agree.
Chris AngleHOST
11:59
This is the match.
Ryan HowardGUEST
12:19
It's a harder time selling you about, like, it'll be a good match.
Ryan HowardGUEST
12:22
I mean, I can't really sell you as well as I did, like, Tanahashi and MJF or Okada and Danielson and Omega Ospreay.
Ryan HowardGUEST
12:31
But, I mean, Sonata's the new champion, newer champion.
Ryan HowardGUEST
12:35
He's got the new look.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:27
With Oiwa getting the winner of Goto versus Tsuji next month, where does that leave the remaining potential challengers post G1? Oleg acknowledges in backstage comments that he doesn't have a title shot schedule.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:41
Neither do Sonata and Uemura.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:43
Are all three men just SOL? Do wins and losses still matter in New Japan? So, yeah, I mean, I think overall wins and losses still matter.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:56
I mean, obviously you have a thing where anybody can walk out and challenge for a title, but usually that person is usually winning at least one match before they're walking out and challenging.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:16
I mean, I think Tsuji, I think we can all think Tsuji is going to beat Goto, so...
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:21
October will probably be Tsuji versus Oiwa.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:26
And if Tsuji were to retain, I think that opens the door for Bolton Oleg and Sonata Orduya to challenge him in November at Power Struggle.
Rich LattaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:41
If
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:25
With Oiwa getting the winner of Goto versus Tsuji next month, where does that leave the remaining potential challengers post G1? Oleg acknowledges in backstage comments that he doesn't have a title shot schedule.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:39
Neither do Sonata and Uemura.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:42
Are all three men just SOL? Do wins and losses still matter in New Japan? So, yeah, I mean, I think overall, wins and losses still matter.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
49:54
I mean, obviously, you have a thing where anybody can walk out and challenge for a title, but usually... that person is usually winning at least one match before they're walking out and challenging.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:19
So...
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:20
October will probably be Tsuji versus Oiwa.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:24
And if Tsuji were to retain, I think that opens the door for Bolton Oleg and Sonata Orduya to challenge him in November at Power Struggle.
Rich LattaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
51:39
If
Andy H. MurrayHOST
63:56
And they did this before in an, uh, New Japan, an IWGP Tag Team title match.
Andy H. MurrayHOST
64:00
I think it was against Evil and Sanada years and years ago.
Andy H. MurrayHOST
64:03
And it was actually funny because the work was so good, as in Nick Jackson did such a good job of selling it that it finished number one on a very prominent wrestling website's worst botches of the year.
Andy H. MurrayHOST
64:16
[laughs]
Jay SilverHOST
54:08
Yeah.
Corey GoldHOST
54:11
I just remember my favorite move in all of wrestling, the Sonata special, the Paradise Lock.
Jay SilverHOST
54:19
Yeah.
Jay SilverHOST
54:21
Have you worked out how to do it? Because I have not.
Corey GoldHOST
54:41
It's meant to be funny.
Jay SilverHOST
54:43
Exactly.
Jay SilverHOST
54:45
Girl, Sonata's Paradise Lock.
Jay SilverHOST
54:48
Yeah.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:42
you know that's quite a while 24 years is biz uh well next up let's talk about the rampage dragon shingo takagi also ending his g1 campaign at eight points
Josh SmithHOST
51:56
You know, the final match with Sonata, two guys that were already eliminated in And Sonata sort of evening up the odds there.
Josh SmithHOST
52:04
That was what it was.
Josh SmithHOST
52:07
But Shingo had a really fantastic tournament.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
54:47
was very, very good to great.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
54:50
And even though he had to kind of pull a come from behind and was pretty much eliminated going into the last few nights, I still think he had a really great tournament.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
55:01
And yeah, I would put him definitely a notch ahead of Goto where Yeah, Goto, you know, kind of had some slower nights and some simpler nights where I felt like for the most part, outside of, you know, like Sonata, Jake Lee, Great O'Connor, I felt like Shingo had the working boots on pretty much every night.
Josh SmithHOST
55:19
You felt like he was on, basically.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
51:12
you know that's quite a while 24 years is biz uh well next up let's talk about the rampage dragon shingo takagi also ending his g1 campaign at eight points
Joshua SmithHOST
51:26
You know, the final match with Sonata, two guys that were already eliminated in And Sonata sort of evening up the odds there.
Joshua SmithHOST
51:34
That was what it was.
Joshua SmithHOST
51:37
But Shingo had a really fantastic tournament.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
54:11
I feel like pretty much everything he did outside of, yeah, the Jake Lee and Great Old Contact's, was very, very good to great.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
54:20
And even though he had to kind of pull a come from behind and was pretty much eliminated going into the last few nights, I still think he had a really great tournament.
Jeremy DonovanHOST
54:31
And yeah, I would put him definitely a notch ahead of Goto where he Yeah, Goto, you know, kind of had some slower nights and some simpler nights where I felt like for the most part, outside of, you know, like Sonata, Jake Lee, Gray O'Connor, I felt like Shingo had the working boots on pretty much every night.
Joshua SmithHOST
54:49
You felt like he was on, basically.

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