The essence is a wealth of skills - Interview with Carnera
"These violent matches also occur in the United States, causing fans to get excited and enthusiastic, but I personally don't think they're a good thing. I often compete in championship matches, and while I often get quite tense and excited about winning or defending a title, I still feel a strong desire to see Rikidozan perform to his full potential and show it to the fans. In this match, I felt that Rikidozan's partner, Azumafuji, was a little too overwhelmed. I think that Rikidozan used too much strength in protecting Azumafuji, who is in the middle of his career. In contrast, Ortega-Curtis' tag was cleaner and showed some pretty speedy moves. Therefore, fighting alone, Rikidozan's speed increased rapidly, and he no longer had the time to deal with him, so he resorted to karate chops, which resulted in him and Ortega coming into a fistfight. When the fistfights became more intense, the fights became more exciting and more like a physical fight, even though it was professional wrestling. Bear knuckle fights may be an entertaining spectacle for the audience, but this is boxing from a century ago. The essence of professional wrestling is to entertain the audience by exchanging a wide range of techniques."
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