【今では信じられない】奇跡の1983年プロレスブームのピーク。最も熱かったマット界の光と影とは？#プロレス　#猪木　 #長州力　#前田日明 #小林邦昭

↓Supporting sponsors, please contact us here: [email protected] It's been over 70 years since Rikidozan's debut in Japanese professional wrestling, and 52 years since Antonio Inoki and Giant Baba went independent. Looking back at postwar professional wrestling history, 1983 is considered a "peak" of sorts. This article will reexamine this year, a year that simultaneously produced intense brilliance and darkness. First, it's important to understand that television broadcasting had a profound significance for professional wrestling at the time, one that's hard to imagine today. However, this isn't limited to professional wrestling. It's long been said that terrestrial television broadcasting has lost its influence in modern times, but until the early 1990s, before the internet began to spread, television was the center of people's entertainment, regardless of genre, including music, drama, variety shows, and sports. So, what kind of year was 1983 for the world of professional wrestling? Simply put, it was "the peak of the 'pro wrestling boom' during the Baba and Inoki era." New Japan aired 50 regular shows that year. The highest viewership rating was 25.9% for the 1 vs. 3 handicap match on February 11th, between Antonio Inoki and Rusher Kimura, Animal Hamaguchi, and Isamu Teranishi. The average viewership rating for each of the 50 shows was 19.2%. These are viewership ratings that would be unthinkable in modern times. #ProWrestling #Inoki #ChoshuRiki #MaedaHideaki #KobayashiKuniaki