STRICTLY RUMORZ: Nakamura, AJ and The Bullet Club leaving NJPW this month???

[MightyHealthy]

I hope it's all true. Tama is an incredible worker and deserves some shine. Having him in the Balor Club would be fantastic.

Dude can mesh with and mimic styles in such an underrated way. I've been waiting for him to get his shot already.

 

[Silkk]

I hope it's all true. Tama is an incredible worker and deserves some shine. Having him in the Balor Club would be fantastic.

Dude can mesh with and mimic styles in such an underrated way. I've been waiting for him to get his shot already.

They'd probably strip him of his paint tho

 

[Konnan]

Tama da gawd

BTW when you get time will you make this a IN gif and save it in the media section breh?

 

[23Barrettcity]

Invited Haku to his contract negotiations and all it took was a "What contract?" to get him a release

How long before the whole Bullet Club's in here, like Kurt Cobain was here. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah

This probably why they goinh with the elite thing for Omega and YB. Let fale try it on his own , though I do miss devitt riding his shoulders to the ring

 

[The Rainmaker]

Japanese star Shinsuke Nakamura, who was stripped earlier this week of the IWGP Intercontinental championship by New Japan Pro Wrestling, will be coming to the United States for several weeks in early February to spend time at the WWE Performance Center, PWInsider.com has exclusively confirmed with a source in Japan.

According to the source, Nakamura will be training at the WWE Performance Center in Winter Park, FL and will also undergo medical testing (I would assume in Pittsburgh, where such testing is usually done) that, if he passes it, would clear Nakamura to sign with WWE.

As PWInsider.com noted last week, Nakamura reached out to WWE about their interest in signing him in early 2015. By the time the company responded, he had already signed a one year deal with NJPW. Nakamura will be finishing up with New Japan later this month.

Nakamura, 35, is considered one of the most charismatic talents in New Japan. He is three time IWGP Heavyweight champion and a five time IWGP Intercontinental champion.

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Japanese star Shinsuke Nakamura, who was stripped earlier this week of the IWGP Intercontinental championship by New Japan Pro Wrestling, will be coming to the United States for several weeks in early February to spend time at the WWE Performance Center, PWInsider.com has exclusively confirmed with a source in Japan.

According to the source, Nakamura will be training at the WWE Performance Center in Winter Park, FL and will also undergo medical testing (I would assume in Pittsburgh, where such testing is usually done) that, if he passes it, would clear Nakamura to sign with WWE.

As PWInsider.com noted last week, Nakamura reached out to WWE about their interest in signing him in early 2015. By the time the company responded, he had already signed a one year deal with NJPW. Nakamura will be finishing up with New Japan later this month.

Nakamura, 35, is considered one of the most charismatic talents in New Japan. He is three time IWGP Heavyweight champion and a five time IWGP Intercontinental champion.

The Raw After Mania about to get swagged the fukk out

 

[3Rivers]

In a new interview with Tokyo Sports Shinsuke Nakamura said he had been "strongly overseas oriented" for some time which came from the feeling to represent [Japan] beyond language. He wants more influence on a global scale and seeks new challenges and he told New Japan Officials of these intentions last December during the period of contract renewals. The company respected the decision that of course was not a simple one. The decision to leave was a result of considerations of the last few years.

While he wants to continue to embrace the feeling to bring high level Japanese pro-wrestling into the world, there was a sense of responsibility as he loves New Japan Pro Wrestling. After all him and Hiroshi Tanahashi were the only men who continued on after the „dark period“ of the early 2000s.

He feels gratitude towards New Japan because he has been „born and raised in New Japan Pro Wrestling“ and he has shared such a long time with NJPW employees that he thinks of them as parents or brothers. „It is a family.“

 

[Lost His Smile]

Still think he should have put over Omega, but oh well do you Swagsuke.

 

[Norrin Radd]