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Isn't that what Davey Richards or Roderick Strong once called themselves?IWGP Champion, just like Brock!
WWE is also calling him "King of Strong Style".
Cool catchphrase. I like it.
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Davey used to have t-shirts in ROH that said "American Strong Style".Isn't that what Davey Richards or Roderick Strong once called themselves?
I think I've herd some ROH guy being called that.
His gimmick is basically if Michael Jackson, the "King of Pop", was instead, the king of destroying bitches with the most vicious and real looking strikes and moves you could imagine. Both have a similar swagger and quirky flamboyant charisma.IWGP Champion, just like Brock!
WWE is also calling him "King of Strong Style".
Cool catchphrase. I like it.
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So is he going to be a babyface or a heel when he inevitably reaches mid 90s level Michael Jackson?His gimmick is basically if Michael Jackson, the "King of Pop", was instead, the king of destroying bitches with the most vicious and real looking strikes and moves you could imagine. Both have a similar swagger and quirky flamboyant charisma.
At that point he'll be Freddy Mercury raping everything in sight.So is he going to be a babyface or a heel when he inevitably reaches mid 90s level Michael Jackson?
Nice first matchAs PWMania.com reported, WWE NXT General Manager William Regal announced at Wednesday night’s NXT TV tapings that New Japan Pro Wrestling star Shinsuke Nakamura will make his debut against Sami Zayn at the April 1st NXT “Takeover: Dallas” event during WrestleMania 32 weekend.
Below is WWE’s official announcement:
Shinsuke Nakamura Is Coming to NXT
At Wednesday night’s NXT taping at Full Sail University in Orlando, Fla., a video announcing the impending arrival of the Japanese standout played for the live crowd, sending shockwaves through the arena and, moments later, the social media world.
Nakamura, a 14-year veteran of the squared circle, has been a leading star in the New Japan promotion since 2002. Renowned for his striking and submission ability, as well as his unorthodox charisma, Nakamura’s devastating Bomaye knee strike has felled many opponents and his smash mouth style has earned him the nickname The King of Strong Style. A three-time IWGP Champion — the same once title held by the likes of Vader, The Great Muta and AJ Styles — Nakamura is the youngest competitor to win that championship, capturing it for the first time at 23. He has taken on a who’s who of the best grapplers in the world in his career, facing the likes of Finn Bálor, Kevin Owens, Hideo Itami, WWE Performance Center Head Coach Matt Bloom and The Beast Incarnate himself, Brock Lesnar.
Rumors of Nakamura coming to WWE first started in early January, along with gossip about AJ Styles and Bullet Club members Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows returning to America. Reports about Styles became truth during the 2016 Royal Rumble Match when The Phenomenal One entered at No. 3. Now, The King of Strong Style has decreed that he will be stepping between the yellow ropes in the not-so-distant future.
What does Shinsuke Nakamura have planned for NXT and The Superstars of Tomorrow? Find out by tuning into NXT, every Wednesday at 8/7 C, only on WWE Network!
Read more: http://www.pwmania.com/official-anno...#ixzz3yUzAQzer
Yeah, WWE didn't come up with that. New Japan has been calling him the King of Strong Style for years.IWGP Champion, just like Brock!
WWE is also calling him "King of Strong Style".
Cool catchphrase. I like it.
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