Go Shiozaki's return to training at the temple

YAHOO.CO.JP
12TH OCTOBER 2017

Noah's Go Shiozaki (35) carried out temple training in order to return to his origins on the 11th. This year the stagnation has continued and he has been at the crossroads in his life as a professional wrestler, but has decided to enter the "Global League Games 2017" (14th October, the opening night being at Korakuen Hall) for his last chance at wrestling. He has concentrated all his energy on the A Block with Naomichi Marufuji (38).

Early this morning, Shiozaki came to Myozenji Temple in Tokyo/Nishi Azabu, Mr Tokuda welcomed him pleasantly and handed over the broom without saying a word as if he had sensed his feelings. Shiozaki headed to the adjacent cemetery.

The stunning 100 year old cherry tress towered above and through the branches there is the nearby Roppongi Hills. Unlike the hustle and bustle of the city, peace reigns here, and Shiozaki swept. Afterwards when donning dust clothing together with the monks, the Head Priest admonished him, "Cleaning is important, even in training, if we get rid of the waste in the mind the heart will get refreshed".

Shiozaki came to the temple originally two years ago, at that time he belonged to All Japan Pro Wrestling. He was deciding whether to leave or not, but after a month he made his decision. The reason he visited this time was "I have not been getting results, and I do not know what I have been doing recently"

Marufuji is the biggest obstacle to overcome (14th October, Korakuen Hall") which he will crash into at the opening night, "I have never won a single against him, but if I do not gain insight here, there is no future for me at Noah".

In the end he prayed to the God of Battle "Marishi-ten"; this may be the last chance for him winning the belt by beating the champion because he is not in the league. The man who has swept away evil thoughts, is going to be the main character in the league now.

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