(NOAH/ALL JAPAN) "You are talking stupid", Suwama about Kenoh's declaration of a break, the tyrant boasts of Mutoh-ism.

1st March 2023

Tokyo Sports

Suwama (46), the "evil managing director" of All Japan Pro Wrestling, dismissed Noah's Kongoh leader, Kenoh (38). 

On February 27th at the Shinkiba Event, he faced World Tag Team champion, Yuma Aoyagi, in a singles match. The other day at Keiji Mutoh's retirement show (Suwama, Yuma & Kento Miyahara vs Kenoh, Katsuhiko Nakajima & Manabu Soya), he punished the person responsible for the teams defeat, who allowed Kenoh to get the three count, and named himself as the next challenger in combination with KONO as The Voodoo Murders. It was Kenoh who expressed disgust at this act. This was because after winning the match, he announced that he would challenge Yuma & Naoya Nomura for the World Tag Team Championship with Soya. Despite this, Suwama butted in by saying, "Voodoo Murders are the top priority", and so Kenoh posted on his Twitter account, "Since Managing Director Suwama does things like this, All Japan's business isn't going up. He notified him that, "Kongoh will break from All Japan Pro Wrestling!". Suwama said with a snort, "You are talking stupid." Furthermore, based on the impression formed in the match, "I thought he was a guy who deserved some bullying. I thought he would be a toy to keep the boredom away or pass the time, but I guess he wasn't". Recently, the villainous managing director who has an impetus on being dictatorial, but it is said that it was his former teacher, Mutoh, who gave him a push. After the retirement match with Tetsuya Naito, he called in Masahiro Chono, who was his contemporary, and held a special match. Suwama reflected that, "It made me think of how to end, or rather, the ending as a wrestler. Ultimately, Mutoh turned to comedy, but even so, he thoroughly did whatever he wanted. Seeing that made me want to let myself do whatever I wanted. Mutoh and I are heading in a completely different direction, though."

Is this really the end of All Japan and Kongoh?   

Translated from Tokyo Sports

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