Talk:Kendo Kashin
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Hello Lakes,
AJPW World Tag Team Championship title is consisted of four belts, two of them from PWF champoinship and the other two from International tag. So basically, there are four actual belts. Kashin now still has two of them, and AJPW has other two of them.
In addition, Kashin is apearing on a new founded pro-wrestling promotion called "Kings Road", which has just established lately by former AJPW's front staff members, on this weekend. Kashin is going to fight against Tarzan Goto as his new persona, "Blue Justice", which is actually Yuji Nagata's nick name named by himself. Kashin is obiouslly aiming to tease Nagata using such a ring name as he did the same thing before using another ring name "Dragon Soldier B".
--Shinyar 16:10, 12 January 2006 (UTC)
Actually, Kashin isn't Blue Justice. It turned out to be Gran Naniwa.
--Voievod 00:57, 18 January 2006 (UTC)
He did not submit Ryan Gracie. That is a blatant lie. The official result is (TKO injury) where Ryan injured his hip.
