【ステロイドの恐怖】ステロイドの大量摂取で体調が著しく悪化。爆弾小僧、ダイナマイトキッドの壮絶な最期とは。#プロレス　#格闘技　 #猪木　#Breaking Down　#RIZIN

↓For sponsors who would like to support us, please contact us here: [email protected] Who was the biggest rival of the original Tiger Mask, played by Satoru Sayama? If pro wrestling fans were asked this question, most would undoubtedly answer: "Dynamite Kid." Born on December 5, 1958, in Lancashire, England, Dynamite Kid made his debut in 1975 at the tender age of 15. He began to stand out after moving to Calgary, Canada, and made his first appearance in Japan in 1979 with International Pro Wrestling. In 1980, he transferred to New Japan Pro Wrestling, where he enjoyed great success in the junior heavyweight division. The matches between Tiger Mask and Dynamite Kid thrilled pro wrestling fans of the time. Tiger's spectacular aerial attacks were, of course, a factor, but that wasn't the only reason. The fights between Tiger and Kid were always filled with tense tension. The fact that they showcased the very essence of strong style was the biggest factor in the popularity of this match. Many experts agree that Tiger Mask's debut match would later be called a "legendary bout" because his opponent was Dynamite Kid. Kid's ability to keep up with Tiger's speed and parry all of Tiger's moves with style was what allowed him to make such a lasting impression on fans. Sayama later spoke about his impression of Kid during their first match: "I'd never before faced a wrestler who could exert such incredible pressure, so I was amazed. And I fought back so hard, so I think that made it a memorable match for so many people." Kid, meanwhile, wrote the following about his first bout with Tiger in his autobiography: "Everything was a new challenge for me. His high-speed aerial attacks were unpredictable, and I struggled to adapt." The reason Tiger's debut was such a memorable match was because of the fierce efforts of two geniuses to adapt to each other. #ProWrestling #MartialArts #Inoki #BreakingDown #RIZIN