【封印映像解禁！】前田vsアンドレのセメントマッチが放送解禁。なぜテレビ朝日は封印を解いたのか？　#猪木 #長州力　#前田日明　#タイガーマスク　#プロレス

On January 4, 2003, the annual television broadcast of New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Tokyo Dome tournament became etched in the memories of pro wrestling fans for a different reason than usual. The reason for this wasn't the content of the Dome tournament matches themselves, but rather the "forbidden footage" that was suddenly released during the broadcast. It was the now legendary singles match between Akira Maeda and Andre the Giant. This match, which took place at New Japan Pro-Wrestling's Tsu tournament on April 29, 1986, has come to be regarded as a notorious match due to its content. It has become legendary as "the cement match between Maeda and Andre." For many years, this match has been referred to as a "cement match" and a "banned match," but after 17 years, it was finally broadcast on public airwaves. The content of this match itself was bizarre. From the beginning, Maeda repeatedly delivered fierce low kicks to the legs of the hulking Andre. Considering the difference in their physiques, this was a reasonable attack, but Andre gradually showed a reaction that could be interpreted as either anger or resignation, and eventually he lay down on the ring and barely moved. It was hard to say that the match was working, the audience was confused, and a strange atmosphere permeated the arena. It was only natural that this footage was not broadcast, even though it was a match recorded for television. #Inoki #Choshu Riki #Maeda Akira #Tiger Mask #Pro Wrestling