(NOAH) "If you want to change, you have no choice but to take action", Jake Lee makes a suggestion regarding the turmoil in his former team

19th January 2024

Tokyo Sports

You're not good looking yet. 

Jake Lee (35), who leads Noah's handsome unit, "GLG" (Good Looking Guys), deciphers Kaito Kiyomiya's (27) deep psychology. He also spoke about the drama at his former promotion, All Japan Pro Wrestling, where the wrestlers continue to leave the group. Kiyomiya, with whom he has a fierce rivalry, fought in and out of the ring in a ten man tag match at the Shinjuku show on the 17th. After the match, Kiyomiya yelled strong words at him such as, "Hey, I'll do it! I'm going to destroy you, asshole! What is "Good Looking?" We're better looking". In response to this, Jake analyzed his psychology and said, "If he says things like that, he probably wants to be on our team". On top of that he said, "Well, there are some places where he's up to GLG's standards, but what's important about "good looking" is what oozes from within. Unfortunately, you can't feel that from him, and it's reflected in his microphone as well. Generally, people with that kind of tone can't be let in." He refused to let him join the unit, even though he has not been asked. 

At the Tokyo Tama Mirai Messe show on the 21st, Jake will clash with the Noah Allied Forces led by Kiyomiya in a twelve man tag match, and said with a fearless smile, "Once I've said, "I'm going to destroy you", I can't go back on that, so I'm going to destroy you". Moreover, "Well, I'm going to make him realize that I'm so good looking, that he won't even make a sound. What do you need for that? Abdominal muscles. Perfect abs are essential for good looks. So I'm going to make this year the year of my abs" he joked. 

On the other hand, regarding his former promotion, where many people have left due to turmoil, he said, "I wonder why no one is taking concrete action." Shaking his head he continued, "If you are going to continue as part of this promotion, wouldn't it be better to keep fighting back and communicate more and more?" After he left the promotion, he won the GHC Heavyweight Championship and performed as if he were in his element. He continued, "I only left because I wanted to wrestle with a lot of different guys. If you want to change, you have no choice but to take action. I can say nothing more or less than that". 

This year too, Jake goes his own way, ignoring the turmoil in his old group. 

Translated from Tokyo Sports

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