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Jay White wins IWGP Intercontinental Title

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Fale Dojo interview with "Switchblade" Jay White

Jay White has become the first New Zealander to win the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. In addition to holding this distinct honour, White, one of the first Fale Dojo graduates, is also the second Kiwi to hold a recognised world title since Pat O’Connor’s NWA title win in 1959. Pro Wrestler, Triumphant, The Championship, Blade Runner, Long Time Ago, S Star, Connor

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Jay White has become the first New Zealander to win the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. In addition to holding this distinct honour, White, one of the first Fale Dojo graduates, is also the second Kiwi to hold a recognised world title since Pat O’Connor’s NWA title win in 1959.

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When You Invest in Yourself and Others

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Jay White captures the IWGP Championship

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Wrestle Kingdom 13: The Striker vs. The Grappler

“You can’t beat me, you can’t beat us, you can’t beat the Bullet Club”. This was the statement that “Switchblade” Jay White roared throughout Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall as Bullet Club members Bad Luck Fale, Taiji Ishimori and the “Switchblade” stood triumphant over the crowd’s fallen heroes Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and KUSHIDA in the main event of night 10’s New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Tag League. Sumo Wrestling, Fallen Heroes

“You can’t beat me, you can’t beat us, you can’t beat the Bullet Club”. This was the statement that “Switchblade” Jay White roared throughout Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall as Bullet Club members Bad Luck Fale, Taiji Ishimori and the “Switchblade” stood triumphant over the crowd’s fallen heroes Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and KUSHIDA in the main event of night 10’s New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Tag League.

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Lately, I started following New Japan Pro Wrestling, starting with the G1 Climax 28. The G1 was an awesome introduction to this hot product that has started to expand their market in the west. Admittedly, it took me some time to re-programme the way I watch wrestling. In earlier articles, I mentioned that I grew up watching the WWE, the style that’s influenced the way I viewed wrestling programming. The pay-per-views, in particular, WrestleMania and SummerSlam set an expectation on how wrestling Watch Wrestling, Style Change

Watch Wrestling

Lately, I started following New Japan Pro Wrestling, starting with the G1 Climax 28. The G1 was an awesome introduction to this hot product that has started to expand their market in the west. Admittedly, it took me some time to re-programme the way I watch wrestling. In earlier articles, I mentioned that I grew up watching the WWE, the style that’s influenced the way I viewed wrestling programming. The pay-per-views, in particular, WrestleMania and SummerSlam set an expectation on how wrestling

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“You can’t beat me, you can’t beat us, you can’t beat the Bullet Club”. This was the statement that “Switchblade” Jay White roared throughout Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall as Bullet Club members Bad Luck Fale, Taiji Ishimori and the “Switchblade” stood triumphant over the crowd’s fallen heroes Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and KUSHIDA in the main event of night 10’s New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Tag League. https://itelemaluwritings.com/2018/12/03/bullet-club-dominates-new-japans-dream-team/ Dream Team

“You can’t beat me, you can’t beat us, you can’t beat the Bullet Club”. This was the statement that “Switchblade” Jay White roared throughout Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall as Bullet Club members Bad Luck Fale, Taiji Ishimori and the “Switchblade” stood triumphant over the crowd’s fallen heroes Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and KUSHIDA in the main event of night 10’s New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Tag League. https://itelemaluwritings.com/2018/12/03/bullet-club-dominates-new-japans-dream-team/

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In this instalment, I will discuss the unique conflict of New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Bullet Club Civil War between Bullet Club OG and Being the Elite. Although the roles of the heroes and villains aren’t definitive to a single perspective, I have determined my own good guys and bad guys based on who is right and wrong. Bullet Club was initially one group, founded in 2013 by Bad Luck Fale, Tama Tonga, Prince Devitt and Karl Anderson, Bullet Club was built on brotherhood and loyalty. Over the years

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Tony Kozina is a seasoned pro of the wrestling profession with more than 20 years experience. Nicknamed the Canadian Cougar, @TTKozina1 has wrestled extensively throughout North America, having captured many championships on his travels. Some of these accolades include multiple titles with the National Wrestling Alliance. Kozina is also an experienced fighter who is well versed in kickboxing and Jiu-jitsu. He has also won championships in both disciplines. During his lengthy career, Kozina had a Kickboxing, Jiu Jitsu, 20 Years, North America, Wedding Ring

Tony Kozina is a seasoned pro of the wrestling profession with more than 20 years experience. Nicknamed the Canadian Cougar, @TTKozina1 has wrestled extensively throughout North America, having captured many championships on his travels. Some of these accolades include multiple titles with the National Wrestling Alliance. Kozina is also an experienced fighter who is well versed in kickboxing and Jiu-jitsu. He has also won championships in both disciplines. During his lengthy career, Kozina had a

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Since the reports began to surface about the WWE approaching the wrestlers on the NXT UK brand with new contracts that would prevent them from working with other UK promotions that are not associated with the WWE, it made me think about the wrestling scene in New Zealand and Australia. By entertaining the thought of the WWE expanding their NXT system down under, I wondered how the WWE’s presence would influence our industry if they carried out the same alleged tactics that they imposed in the Un

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“You can’t beat me, you can’t beat us, you can’t beat the Bullet Club”. This was the statement that “Switchblade” Jay White roared throughout Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall as Bullet Club members Bad Luck Fale, Taiji Ishimori and the “Switchblade” stood triumphant over the crowd’s fallen heroes Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and KUSHIDA in the main event of night 10’s New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Tag League.

“You can’t beat me, you can’t beat us, you can’t beat the Bullet Club”. This was the statement that “Switchblade” Jay White roared throughout Tokyo’s Korakuen Hall as Bullet Club members Bad Luck Fale, Taiji Ishimori and the “Switchblade” stood triumphant over the crowd’s fallen heroes Kazuchika Okada, Hiroshi Tanahashi, and KUSHIDA in the main event of night 10’s New Japan Pro Wrestling, World Tag League.

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