After the Nagoya Tournament
Thank you, Nagoya Tournament!
A tournament that felt like a fresh start in many ways.
It is precisely because of times like these that we must keep our heads held high.
We have to keep pushing.
I finished the N-1, and now I'm facing the N-1 champion.
I was greedily hoping to win and secretly planning to take their spot in the Ryogoku main event.
I am always greedy.
In the end, it didn't go as easily as I had hoped, but
I welcome hardships and difficulties!
And there is a thorny path waiting for me from here on out!
Let's keep moving forward and taking action!
It's a grateful life! Thank you!
I've been writing about it daily on Threads, but thanks to my bulking phase, I've gained a lot of power. Against heavyweights,
my suplexes and submissions felt solid and landed perfectly. My condition is good; the only thing I'm worried about is my knee, but I want to keep wrestling hard.
To make people want to see more of my matches,
I will do my best!
Honestly, the matches I envision and desire
don't always happen, but I'm always turning that frustration into positive motivation.
Sparkling hop! Refreshing step!
Clear-sky jump!!
There are things you can change through your own efforts and actions,
and things you cannot.
I want to focus firmly on the things I can change.
The current me is different from who I was before.
I am now in a position where I interact not only with fans,
but also with many children.
It's no good to just talk big.
I have to lead by example through my actions. I have to show them what it looks like to face challenges without giving up, no matter the adversity. Once you become an adult, there are many times when things don't go the way you want. You will often have to do work that isn't what you prefer or desire. I believe that no matter the situation, not becoming bitter and fulfilling your role to the best of your ability is what's important when you go out into society to work. I want to show the students I meet from now on, and the students I am currently involved with, a way of life that is persuasive, and I want to put it into words so that it truly resonates in their hearts. I definitely want to show the belt to the children and students as well. I will show them in reality what it means to crawl back up from adversity and the importance of not giving up.
Now, I will give it my all tomorrow as well for the great success of the Ryogoku Kokugikan tournament! 💪 I want to make this a happy tournament for all the NOAH fans, everyone attending, and everyone watching on ABEMA and Wrestle Universe!
I'll just do my best for that!
Nutritional replenishment on the bus ride home 🚌
It's easy to eat on the bus, and I'm a huge fan!
7 days until the Ryogoku tournament!
Let's all get some happiness!
With that said, Muy Bien today as well!!