Speaking of Strong Style - An NJPW podcast

This week, Steven and Jeremy looked at the past week's G1 Climax action. Each participant and their journey was analyzed, including Yota Tsuji, Konosuke Takeshita, Yuya Uemura and Oleg Boltin's strong starts, good matches from Hirooki Goto and, of all people, SANADA, plus a look at the week ahead. Plus, Oskar on commentary, the petty reason Steven isn't rooting for Shingo Takagi, Jeremy's love for large robots and a suggestion on how Shota Umino's angle with Gabe Kidd should have been handled. 
 

This week, Steven and Jeremy finally met! They talk about hanging out with the NJPW community in Chicago and watching night one of the G1 tournament in person. They saw matches featuring Konosuke Takeshita, Yota Tsuji, Zach Sabre Jr., Aaron Wolf and more. Plus, they discussed Shota Umino's storyline and the injury leading to his withdrawal from the G1. Plus, NJPW's USA production woes, and a preview of this week's action. 

This week, Steven and Jeremy looked at two eventful Korakuen Hall shows, which featured Tiger Mask's retirement and Shota Umino's burial at the hands of Gabe Kidd. Does Hiroshi Tanahashi still think it's all about him? Plus, a G1 Climax tournament preview, tossing around scenarios for the semifinals and finals. Who might beat IWGP Champion Yota Tsuji? The fates of Aaron Wolf, Yuya Uemura, Hirooki Goto, Zack Sabre Jr. and others are discussed.

This week, Jeremy gave his report on attending Forbidden Door, including a conversation with Tony Khan after the media scrum. He talked about each match, featuring Will Ospreay, Kenny Omega, Shota Umino, and more. They also talked about the upcoming Korakuen Hall shows, featuring title matches and G1 qualifiers. Plus, their early fandom days, and Steven completed his career bio of Tiger Mask as he heads toward his retirement match.
 

This week, Steven and Jeremy covered a fun Korakuen Hall show featuring a junior heavyweight contenders match and two G1 qualifiers. They discussed Aaron Wolf's best performance yet and why they'll miss Taichi in the G1 this year. Plus, Steven broke down Fantasticamania Mexico, Jeremy previewed Forbidden Door and Steven looked at Tiger Mask's history and his battles with various Black Tigers.
 

This week, Steven and Jeremy broke down the Dominion show match-by-match. It was an eventful show filled with returns, new champions and new directions. The show included Yota Tsuji versus Callum Newman, a Gabe Kidd appearance attacking Shota Umino, YOH's crowning moment and a Konosuke Takeshita match against SANADA. Plus, G1 participants and a preview of the play-in matches coming this week. 

This week, Steven and Jeremy looked at the semifinals and finals of the Best of the Super Junior tournament. Is YOH's victory a nod to bringing in more of a female audience? They also looked at New Japan's propensity to cut off anyone with momentum with its booking. Plus, a preview of Dominion, why there seems to be so little heat on the main event between Yota Tsuji and Callum Newman and whether Konosuke Takeshita can get anything out of a returning SANADA.
 

This week, steven and Jeremy looked at the Best of the Super Juniors tournament, and how we ended up with a wild finish to block action. They looked at the final day match-by-match and made their picks for the BOSJ awards. Plus, they previewed the semifinals and debated the merits of Master Wato, YOH, Robbie Eagles and Kosei Fujita winning this year's tournament. Steven also looked at more of Tiger Mask at his peak.
 

This week, New Japan announced it was being sold by its parent company, BUSHIROAD, to TV Asahi and Cyberagent. Steven and Jeremy looked at the sale itself, the two main companies involved, what they do and how it affects NJPW. Plus, they looked at the standings for the Best of the Super Junior tournament, looked ahead to this week's action, and talked more about a time in Tiger Mask's career that's more relevant than most would think.
 

This week, Steven and Jeremy talked about the Best of the Super Junior tournament, with Robbie X, Francesco Akira and Kosei Fujita turning in stellar performances. Plus, Ryuske Taguchi's quest to break the all-time tournament wins record, Daisuke Sasaki's long road back to the BOSJ and a look ahead to four more shows this week, including a big Fujita-Master Wato clash in Osaka.