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The turbulent times Booker K witnessed: UWF and the collapse of PRIDE

The turbulent times Booker K witnessed: UWF and the collapse of PRIDE

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Koichi Kawasaki / Published 2017 (Shiroku size)

Single (softcover) Futabasha / Pro Wrestling Activated Lettering Series vol.4 / Born in 1964, Fukuoka Prefecture. Former Pro Wrestling and Martial Arts Booker.
After graduating from university, he worked as a salaryman before joining the new UWF as a sales department member.
After leaving UWF, he joined the professional wrestling Fujiwara group and RINGS as a staff member.
Afterwards, he became independent as a booker. He invited foreign fighters to competitions such as PRIDE and K-1.
He is currently an investment real estate booker.

New UWF, Fujiwara-gumi, Rings, PRIDE......
Witness its birth and collapse up close!

The transition from U-style Pro Wrestling to Mixed Martial Arts
A Man's Memoir Seen Behind the Scenes

The era when mixed martial arts tried to swallow Pro Wrestling
The behind-the-scenes maneuvering behind the scenes is revealed!

The author, though working behind the scenes, is called "Booker K,"
A figure widely known among fans. After the collapse of the new UWF,
As the trend led to the subsequent martial arts boom,
There are facts only those behind the scenes can know!
From an unprecedented boom to the collapse of PRIDE, the decline of the martial arts boom.
A man who witnessed the fading of that glamorous stage reminisced about the collapse of the boom.

Condition 【good】
Condition detail with wraparound band
Year 2010s
Product number 5470834524884
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