Yoshi-Hashi

Yeah, it just never panned out the way everybody had hoped.

Anyway, at the show next, Bishamon, Hiroki Goto, and Yoshihashi teamed up to wrestle Kumagoro Hokai, who is a comedy wrestler and lonely wolf.

Lonely Wolf, another masked wrestler, which was an unconvincing disguise for Aaron Wolf, I have to say.

I'm not sure that one's going to fool too many people.

And would not be mad about it if they won it again.

Ilya versus Yoshihashi because you're a jerk, dude.

Ilya versus Conrad Cushman.

Come on, Jesus.

And Okada just had it from...

I mean, if you watch his return to New Japan at the Tokyo Dome, I think that year versus Yoshihashi, he wasn't him yet.

He just wasn't what Okada was going to turn into be.

And it was almost like, man, this is kind of...

Naito was a young boy in the dojo when I was there.

So he hadn't even gone on his excursion yet.

Yoshihashi, who ended up, you know, has been a New Japan's, you know, mainstay.

Okada was a young boy that made the chanko every day for over a year before he went on.

...

when Okada, uh, had a short, pretty dominant match over Yoshihashi.

Mm-hmm.

It was his debut.

That's the chunky fella with no eyebrows.

We have tag match with Bishamon Yoshihashi and Hiroki Goto against Hokkai Kumagoro and Lonely Wolf.

Don't ask me who they are because I don't know and I can't click on their names.

It tells me nothing.

Let's move on and talk a little bit about Knockout Brothers.

So Oscar... showed he is an enjoyer, an appreciator of the never six-man title.

So whilst he acknowledged that they're kind of in the gutter at the moment, he shouted out the pandemic never six-man champs, that chaos team of Yoshihashi, Goto, and Ishii, and said that that's what he's aiming for.

And Jeff Cobb was speaking quite passionately about it as well.