Mook (Futabasha Super Mook) Futabasha / Nameless young people, drenched in sweat, tears, and blood, train relentlessly and grow into top-class pro wrestlers.
The place where you train is the dojo—.
During the Showa era, dojos served as collateral for the 'pro wrestler theory of being the strongest.'
Antonio Inoki is the one that consciously utilizes that, It was New Japan Pro Wrestling.
This year, the "dojo fantasy" that has continued continuously since the Showa era was challenged by OZAWA, the GHC Heavyweight Champion (at the time), who appeared like a comet in NOAH. Using social media, he has drawn the attention of Pro Wrestling fans through numerous revelations. In particular, the harassment he received during his trainee days, such as excessive instruction and unreasonable physical punishment, caused a stir as the "dark side of NOAH Dojo."
The dojo controversy that arose in the Reiwa era.
In fact, the Pro Wrestling world is increasingly promotion without dojos.
So, what exactly is a dojo in Pro Wrestling?
From legendary alumni in the Pro Wrestling world to active fighters, each person shares their own dojo philosophy—
[Dialogue]
Yoshiaki Fujiwara ×Satoru Sayama
[Interview]
OZAWA, Muto Keiji, Masanobu Fuchi, Mitsuya Nagai, Chigusa Nagayo, Meiko Satomura, TAJIRI, Hideki Suzuki
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