Awesome Mutoh/Misawa Sequence

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Uploaded by on Aug 26, 2009

This is absolutely historic right here. July 10, 2004, NOAH Departure in the Tokyo Dome. After Taiyo Kea and Yoshinari Ogawa warm things up, they tag in their respective tag team partners, Keiji Mutoh and Mitsuharu Misawa. The crowd goes nuts as the two circle one another. At last they lock up, and the crowd eats up every second of the sequence. Each man gets a signature move off before things come to an end, and the crowd goes even more bat shit.

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  • This Awesome Sequence broke six numers laws of science because you can not contain these two kind of legends.

  • Wow that was...incredible beyond words.

    Such chemistry them two had.

    RIP Misawa you were taken from us too soon.

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  • anyone know where i can see this match

  • I just did mark out for that!

  • i would have marked out for that

  • Yeah!

  • Because Misawa has totally pinned someone with a TD in the last 5 years.....

  • In all honesty, it was years since Misawa put someone of major importance down with the Tiger Driver, and Misawa rolled out of the ring following the Wizard.

  • PWG's good too but in terms of mainstream wrestling ROH exemplifies Japan the best oh and Chikara>PWG and there ain't no doubt about it.

  • Fuck ROH. Hail PWG.

  • You really don't get how Japan or here in the states to an extent ROH works then. Poor you

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