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Originally posted by JDenz
http://bjj.org/editorials/19980215-prowrest/
Originally posted by ace
Written By Sam Chan it gives a Great Discription
Of The History of SHOOT FIGHTING/ WRESTLING! .
Originally posted by ace
I was looking for this for another Section
When a Flame Broke out & Burnt a few Egos. .
Originally posted by ace
Oh Yeah & honestly I did not know how to put it up
I've owend a Computer for a little under a year.
And well there is still alot i don't know.
But im learning.
Originally posted by ace
Again U try an start the Flame.
Originally posted by ace
U need the Fire Extinguisher:angry:
Cool Off Hot Head :angry:
By combining with New Japan Pro-Wrestling, the UWFi scucessfully rebounded after nearly going out of business early in 1995. Nobuhiko Takada's "winning" of the IWGP title (the match, like all New Japan bouts was a mainstream pro-wrestling "work") helped save UWFi financially. However, in the view of some fans it compromised the UWFi's "stiff style" reputation. Lou Thesz, upset by the blatant mixing of the two styles, asked Nobuhiko Takada to vacate his UWFi title. Takada complied and subsequently established a new organization called Kingdom.
The creation of Pancrase in 1993 deprived the PWFG of our of their major stars and in the following years the rganization started having fewer and fewer shows. In an effort to finance the organization, Yoshiaki Fujiwara once again appeared on mainstream "worked" professional wrestling shows for New Japan. The appearances further undermined the image of the promotion and did not provide the necessary funds. On November 19, 1995 the PWGF folded. All of its members, with the exception of Yoshiaki Fujiwara, left the Fujiwaragumi and formed "Battle arts."
The current situation remains rather blurred. The Shooto organization has lost Satoru Sayama (who has returned to mainstream "worked" pro-wrestling for financial reasons) but remains 100% "shoot". Pancrase appears to have evolved into a "shoot" organization as well. However, they have lost their major star, Wayne (Ken) Shamrock, to the WWF. RINGS remains approximately 60% "worked" with a few reality based martial arts matches on its cards. Akira Maeda participates in both RINGS matches and the occasional mainstream "worked" match for New Japan. Nobuhiko Takada's Kingdom organization continues to promote the "stiff style" but yet Takada has faced Rickson Gracie in a reality based martial arts match and two Kingdom wrestlers were in a recent UFC tournament. There is another "shoot" organization called SAW (submission arts wrestling). Unfortunately, I have no information at this time about either SAW or "Battle arts".
Originally posted by ace
Im trying But Some of us out there are Not Making it easy.
Arnisador/ Kath U 2 know me
I am giving my word i will not start the Flame.
But The Sparks are Flying.
Originally posted by ace
Rite Now & Wanting To Here from Opean
Not Closed Minded People
So i Will N o t Get into
flame:cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
Originally posted by ace
s orry