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Hosted by Steven Conway, Jeremy Finestone · sports · EN · 100 episodes
A podcast covering the news, events and issues surrounding New Japan Pro Wrestling.
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Steven Conway, Jeremy Finestone hosts Speaking of Strong Style - An NJPW podcast, a sports show with 100 episodes published.
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Episode #207
This week, Steven and Jeremy looked at each title in New Japan pro wrestling, where the champions currently stand and who their next challengers are likely to be. Plus, thoughts on Dolly Parton, Tim Curry and the Transformers. Steven also concluded his look back at the career of Hiroyoshi Tenzan.
Episode #206
This week, Steven and Jeremy were joined by Chris Samsa from sportofprowrestling.com to discuss the sublime G1 Final match. They looked at how Ryohei Oiwa and Yuya Uemura put together a classic that was somehow modern and mixed with past styles at the same time. Plus, the tournament's special prizes, Hiroyoshi Tenzan's retirement, Shun Skywalker's debut, a new Young Lion on the way and more.
Episode #205
This week, Steven and Jeremy looked at the end of block play in the G1 Climax tournament. They previewed the semifinals, speculating on Yota Tsuji's chances of winning as the champion and assessing whether Ryohei Oiwa, Callum Newman or Yuya Uemura would be a better choice. Plus, who was helped and who was hurt by the tournament. Steven also looked at Hiroyoshi Tenzan's career on top as his retirement approaches, and he also looked at whether he should get his head examined over the name of a wrestling move (probably).
Episode #204
This week, Steven and Jeremy looked at the life of Dory Funk Jr. and what he meant to wrestling in Japan. They also covered this week's G1 Climax action, looking at each wrestler and their place in the standings. Gabe Kidd, Konosuke Takeshita and Oleg Boltin are the leaders. Who is likely to rally at the end and sneak into the semifinals? All options are explored. Plus, more on Hiroyoshi Tenzan's career, covering his rise in the singles ranks.
Episode #203
This week, Steven and Jeremy reviewed an up and down week of G1 action. We saw some of the best and some of the worst of what NJPW is today. Shingo Takagi, Hirooki Goto, Yota Tsuji and Oleg Boltin shined, but Great O-Khan and Gabe Kidd's antics put sour tastes in their mouths. Plus, BUSHIROAD's restructuring and how it still may have an impact on NJPW, a preview of this coming week's action and Steven began his look back at the career of Hiroyoshi Tenzan.
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