An incredibly underrated match from the 90s was Hakushi vs The 1-2-3 Kid. It was on Raw I believe, it was such an INCREDIBLE match. Definitely ahead of its time.
I remember this guy from the 96 Rumble. Cool song. Shame he didn't fit in with all the 6'8" unathletic Monsters of mid 90's wrestlin (With the exception of Hart n Michaels). Lets face it. Mabel sukd, as did Diesel n Sid Victious
Awesome theme. WWE truly doesn't know how to handle Japanese talent. The only guy who remotely got over was Tajiri, and that was only because he got over in ECW. Shinzaki should have a had at least one title reign in the WWE.
@TSMontana WWE relies too much on promos and mic work and doesn't emphasize ring ability enough. Although HHH may be trying to change that with Sin Cara, but the general attitude is the same as always. And non-native English speakers have a severe disadvantage in getting over on the mic. They really need to bring back managers for those people.
I bow to Hakushi...I know what his tattoo's mean to....but Uh I am obligated by the Emperors office of greater Japanese Authority and translation to not and I repeat DO NOT release such crutial and valuable information....thank you for your time
Why are people commentating as if Hakush was Kobashi or Misawa? I'd hardly call him a legend or any such. He was very mediocre and he phoned in a ton of his matches.
Kids need to stop being parrots/sheep and actually watch some of his work. Most Puro fans will tell how lazy Shinzaki was for the most part. Sure he had a neat gimmick and look, but his performances were usually uninspired shit.
@scarryterry Where did I even bring up WWE? Can you even read? There's a lot more wrestling out there aside from WWE. Also, of course nobody else in WWE was doing what he was doing, how many puro guys does WWE hire again? They've had a few over the years and made them into jokes.
My point still stands - Shinzaki was lazy and uninspired for most of his matches. He was mediocre at best when he was actually bothering to put on a decent performance.
@Smicallion I brought up the WWE since he is mostly associated (certainly by those viewing this video) with having wrestled in the WWE. I don't really know what to tell you about him putting on a decent performance. Watch his match with Bret Hart on Raw or the 123 Kid on Summerslam. Or his tag team appearance with Hayabusa in ECW. Than come back and tell me his performances were uninspired shit.
@scarryterry LOL he is not mostly associated with WWE, except maybe by those who have seen hardly anything. Most wrestling fans know him as Shinzaki. You're talking about nothing but American wrestling regarding a famous Japanese wrestler who is known mostly for his work in Japan, way to go. Also, that ECW match you're talking about was completely garbage too. Please, don't bring that up.
Truthguy, do you know how long Hakushi lasted in the WWF/WWE? What a great talent! He never got a big push, did he? Too bad. Vince Never pushes Asian Talent(s). OH well, but who knows... Maybe he(Vince) will give Yoshi Tatsu a push and make him the ECW Champion!!
The Orient Express were way over as a tag team, and they never saw the tag titles. Tajiri was waaaaaay over, and Vince never saw fit to give him a run with at least the IC belt. As for Hakushi, Bret Hart has been on record saying Hakushi was a tremendous opponent. His look and theme were way over with my friend base. So, I believe Asians can and have gotten over.
Those guys were way over. Check out the old tapes and listen to crowd response. Yes, I did like them, but I am basing my statements on old tapes shoiwng these guys being over.
But that wasn't their ceiling. The Orient Express' ceiling were the tag titles. Tajiri could've at least had a run with the IC title when it still mattered. Instead, he never elevated past the light heavyweight/cruiserweight title. Sasuki could've at least won one US title, but again, nothing. Singles wrestlers winning a tag title is not a push....it's giving them something to do since they won't be pushed as singles stars.
A push is extracting maximum value from a performer based on fan response, in-ring ability and abilitiy to produce promos that sell matches and feuds. This is where these guys get hurt, but not enough for them to get a decent secondary title run. Hell, Umaga of all people was IC champ, and Khali was a World champion. So, again, these guys did generate plenty of fan response (Tajiri, Hakushi and Michinoku were the biggest), and none reached their maximum potential (i.e. push) in WWF/E.
Anything now.......nobody cares. As for Khali, that was an anomaly because Vince was getting his rocks off with a big guy. A title is not a push. A sustained run with a title can be a push.
Stop! First, I disagree with all you're saying, but I am not insulting you. It's embarassing you have to stoop to that. Now, you've got to be kidding if you think he had Khali go over because he's Indian. That'd be even a bigger indictment of not having an Asian competitor go over (yes, I know India is in Asia, but I mean someone of what Americans call Asian, i.e. Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc). Asia is the world's largest continent, and places like Japan are total hotbeds for wrestling.
Yes he did push Khali because he was Indian. That was the ENTIRE idea. Same with Kozlov. Kozlov failed but Khali made WWE millions in India.
The facts are on the table. Look them up and have a fucking clue what you are talking about before you comment on WWE.
I'm not trying to insult you it's just I feel like I'm trying to talk to an idiot here because you don't have a clue about anything you're talking about but yet you're still sure of yourself.
Please advise of source. If you show me the numbers proving that, I'll believe it. Kozlov was WWE's answer to MMA, and it failed. It had zero to do with trying to get Russian fans interested in WWE. So, please advise of source and numbers, and I will back off this. It still doesn't change the fact Vince missed out on these Asian stars, as they were far more over than Kozlov or Khali could ever dream of being.
And Kozlov wasn't successful but Khali was India. It's not an American thing. Remember, WWE is trying to milk money from all over the world. Not just the USA
That's not what I mean. On the album, the song is not played at the correct speed at all. If you go back and watch any of Hakushi's match from 1995 (as a heel), you'll hear a huge difference. It's played at a much slower speed, and sounds much more, shall I say, "emo".
He's been in many of all the round a bout promotions in Japan, sticking around Michinoku Pro a lot but, works a lot like a freelancer for all japan. Has had quite the career ranging from his brief venture over to the wwf for a bit while mainly staying around new japan earlier. He keeps with his original gimmick but more as a "newly born" Hakushi since the angle where he comes back from the dead.
I NEVER knew this!!! Thank you for correcting me, I hate to be wrong, but appreciate knowing when I am.... I do videos on wrestling trivia, and would hate to get a question wrong. Check out my channel, if you like!!
hakushi wuz such a demon in da ring i hated when they started teaming him up wit barry harowitz they fucked it up n made a joke out of him it wuz so fucked up. my fav japaneese wrestler has always been "GREAT MUTA" but hakushi wuz nice. not better then muta at all but he wuz nice as shit
Man, I can't believe how bad WWE dropped the ball with Jinzei Shinzaki (That's Hakushi's real name). The man is a Japanese wrestling LEGEND! WWE has no respect for Japanese wrestlers in general. I mean they had ULTIMO DRAGON for fuck sake, inventor of the Dragonsteiner, the Dragon-rana, the Dragon Sleeper, and the Asai moonsault; and they blew that too. WWE has no respect for Japanese wrestling in general.
By NO means am I defending WWE, but I wouldn't say so much that they have no respect, as much as no TRUE KNOWLEDGE of Japanese wrestling.
Guys like Hakushi, Ultimo Dragon, Funaki, Tajiri...all of these guys were world class athletes before they came into WWE...only to be jobbed. Why? Because WWE, I believe, only goes by what they see on tape.
Also the majority of wrestling fans are idiots. I don't mean marks that enjoy Japanese wrestling, I'm talking about the average redneck that watches WWE with their 10 children that like to chant "USA" at anyone that isn't American. Those people buy tickets, so WWE of course has to appeal to them. Puro and lucha libre don't have much place in mainstream wrestling.
@elemntkevin72 They weren't "pushed" the bookers usually push the bigger guys. If the agents and bookers don't like lightweights they're pretty screwed. This is why Japan has great matches and why Nitro had great opening matches. WWE talent relations guy gets hard-ons for big guys so lightweight contenders stay away and the only guys left in WWE can't get over due to lack of opponents and what not.
@DarkRonin21 I couldnt agree more...out of the many things that the WWE did that pissed me off the treatment of Shinzaki was probally top of the list. WWE always had access to some of the best talent but they always had a hard on for real big guys so the light heavyweights barely go noticed (like when Owen was the Blue Blazer and he was getting squashed by Akeem)
@VisionofOrion That's why talent left to Japan to wrestle in the early 90s. McMahon has a raging boner for tall guys. HHH made fun of Paul Roma in the Horsemen DVD cause he was "that tall" (5'11) but what the Cerebral Asshole doesn't realize is that those guys put on a good match. So Shinzaki wasn't utilized the way he should, Owen shined as himself. Bigger isn't always better, look at Khali then look at Jericho, Batista then look @ Shawn Michaels.
i totally agree there are big guys who can sell decently. (Undertaker for one, Bigelow and Vader) For every decent match WWF had they would have three that were terrible. For the early '90s the better talent had a decent run (thanks to Hogan taking off and Ultimate Warrior being so unreliable) I sort of dropped off after '97 once the wrestling started to nose dive.
@DarkRonin21 it wasnt the WWE's fault, they knew how talented he was, thats why he had a contract, but sometimes it does not matter how talented or untalented you are in pro-wrestling, if the fans dont boo or cheer for you, they wont buy your merchandise, vince makes no money out of you, he just couldnt get over with the crowd like the WWE management hoped he would, the same thing happan to ultimo dragon when he signed with WWE
@DarkRonin21 I agree with you on that but along with Japanese wrestlers you have to add all Ethnic wrestlers.The wwe I guess don't look at how good they can wrestle and Hakushi can wrestle his ass off. I believe he could have lasted a long time in the wwe.
tell me about it this guy was a fucking cool wrestler. But then WWF decided hey let's also have him wish a HO HO HO Merry Christmas to everyone in a fucking Santa suit. Shame he wasn't utilized better why hasn't an asian wrestler gotten better treatment in WWE. Jimmy Yang needs to be Akio again he's got lots of potential
yeah, no matter how much talent they have, wwe basically wanted a Great Muta of their own so he can have great matches with Bret Hart like the ones Muta had with Sting, and Bret even said himself that he tought Hakushi
was the most talented guy the WWE had during the Diesel era, yet they paired him with Barry Horowitz and was reduced to nothing more than a jobber thereafter
The gay ass wwe needs a japanese wrestling stable.
ortonrkoviper 4 months ago 2
This should be Yoshi Tatus new theme music.
ortonrkoviper 4 months ago 2
@ortonrkoviper Hell yeah especialy with his new face paint gimmick
largest85 3 months ago in playlist Wrestling Themes
An incredibly underrated match from the 90s was Hakushi vs The 1-2-3 Kid. It was on Raw I believe, it was such an INCREDIBLE match. Definitely ahead of its time.
jae44 5 months ago
it is INSANE on how much talent wwe has wasted
downwiththemaster 6 months ago
this dude rocked!!! damn shame he couldnt go further in his career with the wwf.
MultiSinoda 8 months ago
I remember this guy from the 96 Rumble. Cool song. Shame he didn't fit in with all the 6'8" unathletic Monsters of mid 90's wrestlin (With the exception of Hart n Michaels). Lets face it. Mabel sukd, as did Diesel n Sid Victious
thuganomics84 9 months ago
Awesome theme. WWE truly doesn't know how to handle Japanese talent. The only guy who remotely got over was Tajiri, and that was only because he got over in ECW. Shinzaki should have a had at least one title reign in the WWE.
TSMontana 9 months ago
@TSMontana WWE relies too much on promos and mic work and doesn't emphasize ring ability enough. Although HHH may be trying to change that with Sin Cara, but the general attitude is the same as always. And non-native English speakers have a severe disadvantage in getting over on the mic. They really need to bring back managers for those people.
onemortal 7 months ago
Where's Hakushi's WWE Legends figure? If Sgt. Slaughter can have 50 this guy can get at least one?
ecmulder 9 months ago
what ever happend to him?
BYOSProductions 10 months ago
@BYOSProductions Guest starred in ECW as his Shinzaki then returned to Japan
firemoder 9 months ago
The Great Jinsei Shinzaki known to WWE fans as Hakushi.
graspbymyself 11 months ago
the White Angel: Hakushi. He and Taker would have had one hell of a match.
BrickCity4eva 11 months ago
@BrickCity4eva Hakushi and Taker did have a match with each other in Japan. It used to be on youtube, not sure if it still is.
obskure1 9 months ago
@obskure1 ohhh really?!
BrickCity4eva 9 months ago
Hell yes!
mmmikeyxx 1 year ago
Hakushi needs to return to wwe and form an aliance with Yoshi Tastu and Tajiri bring back tajiri.
ortonrkoviper 1 year ago 4
@ortonrkoviper
Wjile they are at it have what WCW did and have three man tag teams to umph up the entire roster.
MrTantraMan 1 year ago
I bow to Hakushi...I know what his tattoo's mean to....but Uh I am obligated by the Emperors office of greater Japanese Authority and translation to not and I repeat DO NOT release such crutial and valuable information....thank you for your time
TravisDrago 1 year ago
@TravisDrago It's alright, dude.
Gentile106 1 year ago
@TravisDrago i don think imma die cuz i wanna kno wat his tattooes meant its not that serious hahaha
imaniluva6 1 year ago
Fucked up thing is I loved both Dragon and Hakushi..despite the fact they tried to make him look like Raiden from Mortal Kombat
TravisDrago 1 year ago
This msic was more Godfather-esque rather than Japanese.
metalbornmetalbred 1 year ago
can someone tell me what happened to him is he still alive i used to watch him in the wwf cool wrestler
apolanco602 1 year ago
UNDERRATED WRESTLER BUT MY FAVOURITE
I MISS HIM IS GREAT
RETURN IN SMACK DOWN !
TheRockNRollMaster 1 year ago
this dude and undertaker had a rivalry in japan awesome matches
imaniluva6 1 year ago 2
Why are people commentating as if Hakush was Kobashi or Misawa? I'd hardly call him a legend or any such. He was very mediocre and he phoned in a ton of his matches.
Kids need to stop being parrots/sheep and actually watch some of his work. Most Puro fans will tell how lazy Shinzaki was for the most part. Sure he had a neat gimmick and look, but his performances were usually uninspired shit.
Smicallion 1 year ago
@Smicallion "uninspired shit"? Please, no one in the WWF was doing what he was doing at that time.
scarryterry 1 year ago
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Smicallion 1 year ago
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@scarryterry Where did I even bring up WWE? Can you even read? There's a lot more wrestling out there aside from WWE. Also, of course nobody else in WWE was doing what he was doing, how many puro guys does WWE hire again? They've had a few over the years and made them into jokes.
My point still stands - Shinzaki was lazy and uninspired for most of his matches. He was mediocre at best when he was actually bothering to put on a decent performance.
Smicallion 1 year ago
@Smicallion I brought up the WWE since he is mostly associated (certainly by those viewing this video) with having wrestled in the WWE. I don't really know what to tell you about him putting on a decent performance. Watch his match with Bret Hart on Raw or the 123 Kid on Summerslam. Or his tag team appearance with Hayabusa in ECW. Than come back and tell me his performances were uninspired shit.
scarryterry 1 year ago
@scarryterry LOL he is not mostly associated with WWE, except maybe by those who have seen hardly anything. Most wrestling fans know him as Shinzaki. You're talking about nothing but American wrestling regarding a famous Japanese wrestler who is known mostly for his work in Japan, way to go. Also, that ECW match you're talking about was completely garbage too. Please, don't bring that up.
Smicallion 1 year ago
If only he wont he WWE title then people would see how talented and gifted this guy really is.
MrTantraMan 1 year ago
had some decent matches against bret hart
killjoy757 1 year ago
I remember this guy... My Dad took one look at him on TV and said he looked as if he fell asleep on a Japanese News Paper.
HawaiianRoss 1 year ago 6
@HawaiianRoss
LMAO!
MrTantraMan 1 year ago
haunting!
Aznar245 1 year ago
Hakushi> Most wrestlers today
darkastonvillafan 1 year ago
Looks like Rayden from Mortal Kombat with the hat!
boru25 1 year ago
@boru25 I think thats what McMahon was trying to go for lol
Keepitgreasy11 1 year ago
Good thing he didn't allow him to preform fatalities or they would of been in trouble!
boru25 1 year ago
since you're great at pulling up rare items... where's taka michinoku's theme song? Please load and let me know when you have it , thanks.
dennnis2781 1 year ago
His highlight moment was his feud with Bret Hart which was great but they should've kept pushing him!
dennnis2781 1 year ago
gay gay gay and GAY
5445baby 1 year ago
@5445baby Stuck in a hall of mirros, are ya?
CBear47 1 year ago 3
WWE really screwed up with Hakushi. He could have been such a great heel.
BoredGamer 1 year ago
i relax to this theme
stingernitro 1 year ago
A great song fitted for an extremely talented and under used wrestler.
hazza3 1 year ago
WWE 90's theme song are actually better than TNA actual songs..
alexkaranji 1 year ago
HBK should have used this in his "White Undertaker" bits...
YourEverydayGameFan 1 year ago
This would have been awesome as shawns music last year. The way he came in it would have been just like the spy vs spy situation.
brianhejda 1 year ago
what if undertaker used this theme wow
imaniluva6 2 years ago 2
one of the grestest themes of all time!!!!!!!
aas8 2 years ago 3
The feud he had with bret hart was epic
DJA216 2 years ago
I was what ever happenend to Hakushi
bluethundershark 2 years ago
nice oriental music love the thunder in the backround.
undertaker210 2 years ago
Truthguy, do you know how long Hakushi lasted in the WWF/WWE? What a great talent! He never got a big push, did he? Too bad. Vince Never pushes Asian Talent(s). OH well, but who knows... Maybe he(Vince) will give Yoshi Tatsu a push and make him the ECW Champion!!
Saboi253 2 years ago 4
excellent comment. hakushi should have won the IC title at the very least or the Tag Team Championship with *laugh* Barry Horowitz.
MrTantraMan 2 years ago
Vince doesn't push Asian talents because they don't get over well with American crowds.
It sucks I know but it's the truth and blaming Vince for it is silly
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
That does suck! He got over with me and I just started watching some of his matches.
BeastNation2009 2 years ago
The Orient Express were way over as a tag team, and they never saw the tag titles. Tajiri was waaaaaay over, and Vince never saw fit to give him a run with at least the IC belt. As for Hakushi, Bret Hart has been on record saying Hakushi was a tremendous opponent. His look and theme were way over with my friend base. So, I believe Asians can and have gotten over.
patg316 2 years ago
Wrestlers liking wrestlers and you liking wrestlers =/= the general population accepting Asians
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
Those guys were way over. Check out the old tapes and listen to crowd response. Yes, I did like them, but I am basing my statements on old tapes shoiwng these guys being over.
patg316 2 years ago
Tajiri and Sasuki were tag champions.
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
But that wasn't their ceiling. The Orient Express' ceiling were the tag titles. Tajiri could've at least had a run with the IC title when it still mattered. Instead, he never elevated past the light heavyweight/cruiserweight title. Sasuki could've at least won one US title, but again, nothing. Singles wrestlers winning a tag title is not a push....it's giving them something to do since they won't be pushed as singles stars.
patg316 2 years ago
Winning a title isn't a push? XDXDXD
This is why wrestling fans need to stop pretending they have a clue what they are talking about.
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
A push is extracting maximum value from a performer based on fan response, in-ring ability and abilitiy to produce promos that sell matches and feuds. This is where these guys get hurt, but not enough for them to get a decent secondary title run. Hell, Umaga of all people was IC champ, and Khali was a World champion. So, again, these guys did generate plenty of fan response (Tajiri, Hakushi and Michinoku were the biggest), and none reached their maximum potential (i.e. push) in WWF/E.
patg316 2 years ago 2
XD A push has nothing to do with crowd response. Hell you even used Khali as an example. The crowd didn't care.
Look at Drew, the crowd don't care.
A push has nothing to do with crowd response, a push is just promoting someone in a higher light than you did before.
So winning a title is a push
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago 3
Anything now.......nobody cares. As for Khali, that was an anomaly because Vince was getting his rocks off with a big guy. A title is not a push. A sustained run with a title can be a push.
patg316 2 years ago
XD It was because he was making MILLIONS from Indian fans.
God you're stupid.
Please for the love of all that is holy, don't have kids.
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
Stop! First, I disagree with all you're saying, but I am not insulting you. It's embarassing you have to stoop to that. Now, you've got to be kidding if you think he had Khali go over because he's Indian. That'd be even a bigger indictment of not having an Asian competitor go over (yes, I know India is in Asia, but I mean someone of what Americans call Asian, i.e. Chinese, Japanese, Thai, etc). Asia is the world's largest continent, and places like Japan are total hotbeds for wrestling.
patg316 2 years ago
Yes he did push Khali because he was Indian. That was the ENTIRE idea. Same with Kozlov. Kozlov failed but Khali made WWE millions in India.
The facts are on the table. Look them up and have a fucking clue what you are talking about before you comment on WWE.
I'm not trying to insult you it's just I feel like I'm trying to talk to an idiot here because you don't have a clue about anything you're talking about but yet you're still sure of yourself.
It's embarrasing/
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
Please advise of source. If you show me the numbers proving that, I'll believe it. Kozlov was WWE's answer to MMA, and it failed. It had zero to do with trying to get Russian fans interested in WWE. So, please advise of source and numbers, and I will back off this. It still doesn't change the fact Vince missed out on these Asian stars, as they were far more over than Kozlov or Khali could ever dream of being.
patg316 2 years ago
Khali's reaction have topped this XD
And Kozlov wasn't successful but Khali was India. It's not an American thing. Remember, WWE is trying to milk money from all over the world. Not just the USA
IGiveAndYouTake 2 years ago
But they have not been allowed to get all the way over.
patg316 2 years ago
Oh, and Taka Michinoku was super over when he was first the Light Heavyweight Champion.
patg316 2 years ago
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JamesThurmond25 2 years ago
@IGiveAndYouTake
True
MrTantraMan 2 years ago
shinzaki was awesome,was never going to get any push espicially in the comedy day and age in wwf 1995.Amazing music,very chilling and eery!
Truthguy2121 2 years ago
Hakushi was badass
SuperSonicHot 2 years ago
Great wrestler. Enough said.
destructoboy995 2 years ago 2
hakushi and yokozuna have two of the best theme music of all time, not to forget the oriental express
rvd2die4 2 years ago 2
yokozuna was of Samoan origin born in san francisco
jademperor 2 years ago
one of the best themes ive heard!
cmuhammad1977 2 years ago 29
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he looks like mr.fuji
jomy507 2 years ago
underrated as shit this guy was
locustloco 2 years ago 45
@locustloco
That's for sure: he should have held a title of some sort to be honest.
MrTantraMan 1 year ago
@locustloco
This dude was really talented and should have been used with guys aside from Bret Hart.
MrTantraMan 1 year ago
YO! A Megaman X2 ad! Nice!
UnsentPhoenix 2 years ago
It's irritating how WWF/E misuses/d certain wrestlers
SiouxHogg 3 years ago 2
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This song was played at my funeral .....
MISSYOUMOSSIE 3 years ago
One of the most under rated wrestlers at dat era
hofert1999 3 years ago 6
Do you have the true version of this theme? (It actually plays at a much lower speed than this).
WhoKilledDizzy 3 years ago
This is the same song, at the same speed, from the WWE (then WWF) album released in 1995.
PSmith5194681153 3 years ago
That's not what I mean. On the album, the song is not played at the correct speed at all. If you go back and watch any of Hakushi's match from 1995 (as a heel), you'll hear a huge difference. It's played at a much slower speed, and sounds much more, shall I say, "emo".
WhoKilledDizzy 3 years ago
Whatever happened to him.
yungmoneyD 3 years ago 3
I seen this clip of him being an exclusive Japanese wrestler with a zombie gimmic
SynacaI 3 years ago
He's been in many of all the round a bout promotions in Japan, sticking around Michinoku Pro a lot but, works a lot like a freelancer for all japan. Has had quite the career ranging from his brief venture over to the wwf for a bit while mainly staying around new japan earlier. He keeps with his original gimmick but more as a "newly born" Hakushi since the angle where he comes back from the dead.
Entertainmentwf 3 years ago
he went to ECW as Shinzaki then probably went back to Japan
YakuzaTrash 3 years ago
I don't mean to sound rude or all-knowing, but Shinzaki went back to Japan, and has never competed in ECW, so you know.
roylucier 2 years ago 2
Shinzaki competed with Hayabusa at Heat Wave '98 vs Rob Van Dam and Sabu for the ECW tag belts.
mankyller 2 years ago 4
I NEVER knew this!!! Thank you for correcting me, I hate to be wrong, but appreciate knowing when I am.... I do videos on wrestling trivia, and would hate to get a question wrong. Check out my channel, if you like!!
roylucier 2 years ago 2
well i could be mistaken but heat wave 98 masato tanaka and shinzaki vs sabu and RVD for the tag team belt
YakuzaTrash 2 years ago 3
I saw it after the comment, it was Sabu/RVD vs Shinzaki/Hayabusa... thank you
roylucier 2 years ago 3
hakushi wuz such a demon in da ring i hated when they started teaming him up wit barry harowitz they fucked it up n made a joke out of him it wuz so fucked up. my fav japaneese wrestler has always been "GREAT MUTA" but hakushi wuz nice. not better then muta at all but he wuz nice as shit
youngbrolly6 3 years ago 3
hey this kinda sounds like undertaker's music a little bit
rsenal21 3 years ago
the best like hitman + yoko , n the clans of wwf and wcw.... HAKUSHI the protector of the yokozuna himself.
jhov96 3 years ago
Man, I can't believe how bad WWE dropped the ball with Jinzei Shinzaki (That's Hakushi's real name). The man is a Japanese wrestling LEGEND! WWE has no respect for Japanese wrestlers in general. I mean they had ULTIMO DRAGON for fuck sake, inventor of the Dragonsteiner, the Dragon-rana, the Dragon Sleeper, and the Asai moonsault; and they blew that too. WWE has no respect for Japanese wrestling in general.
DarkRonin21 3 years ago 12
lol ur right, i think funaki is the only japaneese wrestler left on sd, and he hasnt wpn na watch for eeeons
affinite1 3 years ago
Good call. I just knew Ultimo Dragon was going to hit the scene and reinvent the cruiser division. How they handled him was a farce.
shortnfine219 3 years ago 2
By NO means am I defending WWE, but I wouldn't say so much that they have no respect, as much as no TRUE KNOWLEDGE of Japanese wrestling.
Guys like Hakushi, Ultimo Dragon, Funaki, Tajiri...all of these guys were world class athletes before they came into WWE...only to be jobbed. Why? Because WWE, I believe, only goes by what they see on tape.
Cardinal9683 3 years ago 2
Also the majority of wrestling fans are idiots. I don't mean marks that enjoy Japanese wrestling, I'm talking about the average redneck that watches WWE with their 10 children that like to chant "USA" at anyone that isn't American. Those people buy tickets, so WWE of course has to appeal to them. Puro and lucha libre don't have much place in mainstream wrestling.
Spunkalish 2 years ago 5
no more words, totally agreed!
mattburied 2 years ago
@DarkRonin21 Ultimo didn't invent the Asai moonsault.
Also, those guys never got over.
elemntkevin72 1 year ago
@elemntkevin72 They weren't "pushed" the bookers usually push the bigger guys. If the agents and bookers don't like lightweights they're pretty screwed. This is why Japan has great matches and why Nitro had great opening matches. WWE talent relations guy gets hard-ons for big guys so lightweight contenders stay away and the only guys left in WWE can't get over due to lack of opponents and what not.
calamaty 1 year ago
@DarkRonin21 I couldnt agree more...out of the many things that the WWE did that pissed me off the treatment of Shinzaki was probally top of the list. WWE always had access to some of the best talent but they always had a hard on for real big guys so the light heavyweights barely go noticed (like when Owen was the Blue Blazer and he was getting squashed by Akeem)
VisionofOrion 1 year ago
@VisionofOrion That's why talent left to Japan to wrestle in the early 90s. McMahon has a raging boner for tall guys. HHH made fun of Paul Roma in the Horsemen DVD cause he was "that tall" (5'11) but what the Cerebral Asshole doesn't realize is that those guys put on a good match. So Shinzaki wasn't utilized the way he should, Owen shined as himself. Bigger isn't always better, look at Khali then look at Jericho, Batista then look @ Shawn Michaels.
calamaty 1 year ago
i totally agree there are big guys who can sell decently. (Undertaker for one, Bigelow and Vader) For every decent match WWF had they would have three that were terrible. For the early '90s the better talent had a decent run (thanks to Hogan taking off and Ultimate Warrior being so unreliable) I sort of dropped off after '97 once the wrestling started to nose dive.
VisionofOrion 1 year ago
@DarkRonin21 it wasnt the WWE's fault, they knew how talented he was, thats why he had a contract, but sometimes it does not matter how talented or untalented you are in pro-wrestling, if the fans dont boo or cheer for you, they wont buy your merchandise, vince makes no money out of you, he just couldnt get over with the crowd like the WWE management hoped he would, the same thing happan to ultimo dragon when he signed with WWE
MidNightT0k3r 1 year ago
@DarkRonin21 I agree with you on that but along with Japanese wrestlers you have to add all Ethnic wrestlers.The wwe I guess don't look at how good they can wrestle and Hakushi can wrestle his ass off. I believe he could have lasted a long time in the wwe.
Optimus313 1 year ago
Can anyone find The Barbarian Entrance music?
Jhicks1585 3 years ago
Barbarian only had entrance music in WWF when he was teaming w/ the Warlord as the Powers of Pain.
MystikWizard 3 years ago
thanks brah
Jhicks1585 3 years ago
Only the WWE could look at this mans in ring work and talent and decide.. hmmm he'd make a good jobber.
camie513 3 years ago 4
tell me about it this guy was a fucking cool wrestler. But then WWF decided hey let's also have him wish a HO HO HO Merry Christmas to everyone in a fucking Santa suit. Shame he wasn't utilized better why hasn't an asian wrestler gotten better treatment in WWE. Jimmy Yang needs to be Akio again he's got lots of potential
JohnnyHydro 3 years ago 4
in all fairness akio was more under-rated than jimmy wang yang..
affinite1 3 years ago
Anyone know where this amazing, amazing wrestler is at the moment?
MajicouEx 3 years ago
try not to diss-em barry was awesome...
affinite1 3 years ago
wwe always seems to use japaneese wrestlers as comedy.like funaki,taka,tajiri,etc.hakushi was good enough 2 be champ
cctitansfan 3 years ago
yeah, no matter how much talent they have, wwe basically wanted a Great Muta of their own so he can have great matches with Bret Hart like the ones Muta had with Sting, and Bret even said himself that he tought Hakushi
was the most talented guy the WWE had during the Diesel era, yet they paired him with Barry Horowitz and was reduced to nothing more than a jobber thereafter
tmbttes 3 years ago 4
Agree 100 PERCENT gillbert.
y2jbrock 3 years ago
Hakushi was fucking amazing!!!!
WWE didn't know how to use him at all
he was great
and this theme will always be one of my favorites of all time
gilbertblaze 3 years ago 9
He left cause Bradshaw Branded him n he felt McMahon disrespected him for that so he left. He actaully faced the Undertaker in Japan
boru25 1 year ago
cool I am surprised that you found his theme complete
Alchemist009 3 years ago
the best ever
y2jbrock 3 years ago
bad ass how bout doing kenta next
devilluffe 3 years ago
if i can find it...
affinite1 3 years ago
Hakushi is white angel but his manager sinja is follower.
MrTantraMan 3 years ago 2
shinja
thephantomplatypus 2 years ago
thanks man
mrquaresma 4 years ago
YES! Brilliant,best theme song ever,cheers dude!
Truthguy2121 4 years ago 3