(NOAH) Fujita to Shiozaki "I will make it short and sweet"

Tokyo Sports
March 28th 2020

The beast, Kazuyuki Fujita (49) has announced a "terrible match". At the Noah Korakuen Hall event on the 29th, where he will challenge the GHC Heavyweight champion Go Shiozaki (38), will be held as an empty arena, following a request from the Governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike (67), for people to refrain from going out. Fujita, however, says he has nothing to worry about, "I don't care. I usually concentrate only on the other person, and now I can't hear in my left ear (due to sudden hearing loss)". Rather, he was full of fighting spirit and said, "I'm happy because I can have a match that can only be done in an empty arena, you can do fights that you could never do in public".

In 2015 at IGF (Sumo Hall), there is also a "previous offence" in which the "Well Known King" Atsushi Sawada suffered a facial kick which resulted in a severely injured left orbital and nasal bone fracture. You don't want to look away, such a fight is a good thing.

Fujita added, "That said, until now everything has been public, no one is watching this time right? Then I can do more." The Beast didn't seem to understand that it would be shown live through the video distribution site, "DDT Universe".

"Close contact in a secret room, I will make it short and sweet. I also have "three secrets*". Shiozaki-kun, your chop manages to speak, but what it is saying is inconsistent".

The first empty arena GHC match in history smells like burning.

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* Governor Koike of Tokyo has issued "three secrets" of avoiding the Coronavirus - please avoid closed spaces, dense spaces, and close conversations with people.