Welcome to the VP2010s where voters submitted ballots of the best in-ring wrestlers of the 2010s. To learn more about the scoring and how the list came together go to the intro-post. If you would like to review the honorable mentions click the category. Without further ado, the list continues. Also want to thank Chris G for the recommended matches on this post

20. Kenny Omega (15 ballots, 1017 points, Average Rank 25.67)

High Voter: Squill (1)
Previous Ranking: 38 (2016), 9 (2017), 6 (2018), 27 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. Kota Ibushi (DDT, 8/18/12)
vs. El Generico (DDT, 12/23/12)
vs. HARASHIMA (DDT, 2/17/13)
vs. Michael Nakazawa (DDT, 2/28/13)
w/ Kota Ibushi vs. Konosuke Takeshita & Tetsuya Endo (DDT, 9/28/14)
w/ Kota Ibushi vs. Danshoku Dino & Konosuke Takeshita (DDT, 10/26/14)
vs. Mike Bailey (PWG, 12/11/15)
vs. Tetsuya Naito (NJPW, 8/13/16)
vs. Hirooki Goto (NJPW, 8/14/16)
vs. Kazuchika Okada (NJPW, 1/4/17)
vs. Kazuchika Okada (NJPW, 6/11/17)
vs. Tetsuya Naito (NJPW, 8/13/17)
vs. Juice Robinson (NJPW, 9/24/17)
w/ Kota Ibushi vs. Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson (NJPW, 3/25/18)
vs. Kazuchika Okada (NJPW, 6/9/18)
vs. Tetsuya Naito (NJPW, 7/15/18)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (NJPW, 8/1/18)
vs. Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW, 8/4/18)
vs. Jon Moxley (AEW, 11/9/19)
vs. Dragon Lee (AAA, 12/1/19)

Some people say Kenny Omega is the best of all time and those people are wrong but don’t let that distract from the fact that 2016-2019 kenny omega was amazing. Kenny has a maximalist approach to wrestling where bigger equals better which can sometimes get on my nerves but when the matches are performed with the fire and athleticism that Kenny brings it’s hard to complain. The big Kenny matches against the likes of Okada, Tanahashi, and Naito are as good as people say. As for the rest of the decade Kenny was a pretty jr heavyweight wrestler, both as a singles or tag guy with Ibushi he had a very respectful first half to the decade with notable work in DDT and New Japan, but it doesn’t hold a candle to his work in the latter half of the decade. – the_padraig

An incredibly mercurial wrestler but a guy who I will always be fond of. He spends the early portions of the decade bouncing around DDT and NJPW, not the big match dynamo he would become but instead a charming go go go babyface wrestler having incredible fireworks displays in tags with Kota Ibushi as well as in singles like his underrated AJPW Junior title run. Once 2016 hits, he becomes a different beast entirely. Not a 100% hit rate but when Omega was on the wrestling world was on fire and nothing was more exciting than seeing what he would do next as he kneed and suplexed his way to the top of the heap in NJPW, the first foreigner to win the G1 Climax and one of the only foreigners to ever hold the IWGP gold. – Cole

19. John Cena (13 ballots, 1040 points, Average Rank 18.00)

High Voter: the_padraig, EAMONN (2)
Previous Ranking: 54 (2010), 9 (2011), 8 (2012), 8 (2013), 22 (2014), 31 (2016), 37 (2017)

Recommended Matches
vs. Batista (WWE, 4/25/10)
vs. CM Punk (WWE, 7/17/11)
vs. Rey Mysterio (WWE, 7/25/11)
vs. Brock Lesnar (WWE, 4/29/12)
vs. CM Punk (WWE, 9/16/12)
vs. Dolph Ziggler (WWE, 12/16/12)
vs. CM Punk (WWE, 2/25/13)
vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE, 8/18/13)
vs. Cesaro (WWE, 2/17/14)
vs. Bray Wyatt (WWE, 6/1/14)
vs. Brock Lesnar (WWE, 8/17/14)
vs. Kevin Owens (WWE, 6/14/15)
vs. Cesaro (WWE, 6/29/15)
vs. Cesaro (WWE, 7/6/15)
vs. Kevin Owens (WWE, 7/19/15)
vs. Seth Rollins (WWE, 8/23/15)
vs. Dolph Ziggler (WWE, 10/12/15)
vs. AJ Styles (WWE, 8/21/16)
vs. AJ Styles (WWE, 1/29/17)
vs. AJ Styles (WWE, 2/27/18)

When does John Cena stop being “the guy”, some say vs Bryan at SummerSlam 2013, id stay its next year’s SummerSlam against brock. But either way at some point John Cena stops being the guy, passed up by Roman. This provides Cena with a fantastically diverse decade for Cena. In the first half of the decade we have Cena doing he’s standing super Cena stick beating bad guys like the Nexus or in a much better match Brock Lesnar. But we also see him as “the man” for a misfit-like punk to rebel against resulting in the best matches of Cena’s career. But then post 2014 something changes Cena not main eventing every show or winning the world title every other month. But it’s not just booking Cena is wrestling different i despite the terms “PWG” or “work rate” Cena but there is truth that Cena changed how he wrestled. I can’t tell if this was a good or bad change but it was certainly different. This is all highlighted in his infamous US title open challenge run, where he would have match of the night week after week. A lot of criticism of John Cena is that he has the same match every time, well this decade shows how wrong those people are. – the_padraig

The man once saved Christmas by beating up Alberto Del Rio, and if that’s not top 5 of the decade material then I don’t know what is. – John Cena

18. Tetsuya Naito (16 ballots, 1046 points, Average Rank 30.31)

High Voter: chris gibbons (1)
Previous Ranking: 30 (2016), 8 (2017), 14 (2018), 12 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (NJPW, 8/14/11)
vs. Kazuchika Okada (NJPW, 3/4/12)
vs. AJ Styles (NJPW, 7/26/14)
vs. Hirooki Goto (NJPW, 8/3/14)
vs. AJ Styles (NJPW, 1/4/15)
vs. Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW, 3/4/16)
vs. Katsuyori Shibata (NJPW, 7/30/16)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 8/13/16)
vs. Kota Ibushi (NJPW, 7/17/17)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 8/13/17)
vs. Kazuchika Okada (NJPW, 1/4/18)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (NJPW, 3/11/18)
vs. Chris Jericho (NJPW, 6/9/18)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 7/15/18)
vs. Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW, 7/19/18)
vs. Juice Robinson (NJPW, 7/21/18)
vs. Kota Ibushi (NJPW, 8/4/18)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (NJPW, 8/11/18)
vs. Chris Jericho (NJPW, 1/4/19)
vs. Kota Ibushi (NJPW, 4/6/19)

17. Roderick Strong (18 ballots, 1062 points, Average Rank 34.00)

High Voter: Adrian (5)
Previous Ranking: 81 (2014), 63 (2016), 40 (2017), 13 (2018), 21 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. Chris Sabin (PWG, 2/27/10)
w/ Eddie Edwards vs. Atsushi Aoki & KENTA (NOAH, 10/30/10)
vs. Jay Briscoe (ROH, 1/15/11)
vs. Kotaro Suzuki (NOAH, 6/26/11)
vs. Paul London (ROH, 10/26/13)
w/ Eddie Edwards vs. AR Fox & Rich Swann (PWG, 12/21/13)
vs. AJ Styles (ROH, 1/4/14)
vs. Drew Galloway (EVOLVE, 9/14/14)
vs. Kyle O’Reilly (PWG, 12/12/14)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (PWG, 4/3/15)
vs. KUSHIDA (ROH, 5/12/15)
vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (RevPro, 6/14/15)
vs. Mike Bailey (PWG, 6/26/15)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (EVOLVE, 7/10/15)
vs. Jay Lethal (ROH, 7/24/15)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (PWG, 3/5/16)
vs. Matt Riddle (EVOLVE, 7/16/16)
w/ Kyle O’Reilly vs. Danny Burch & Oney Lorcan (WWE, 6/16/18)
w/ Kyle O’Reilly vs. Trent Seven & Tyler Bate (WWE, 6/21/18)
vs. Matt Riddle (WWE, 6/1/19)

One of the most consistent wrestlers ever and arguably the greatest tag team wrestler of the last 25 years, Roderick got the chance to finally shine as a singles champion in the 2010s (FIP isn’t real). His PWG title run is the best reign in the history of that belt, and the Bailey defense in particular is neck and neck with Hero/Tozawa for the best PWG singles match of the decade. – EAMONN

Roddy had an odd decade. Not really used properly in Cornette ROH or NXT on either ends of it, it’s really a few peak years in the middle that gets the Rod Dog on this list. But brother, what a peak. Arguably the best wrestler in the world in the best year for wrestling all decade (2015), by the time Roddy had left the independents he had proven to be a miracle worker. Heel or face, tag or singles, Roddy was delivering high level performances everywhere he showed up. The great PWG title matches against Mike Bailey and Trevor Lee, the Dojo Bros tag work, the KOR tag team in NXT, Evolve pervert classics with ZSJ and Thatcher. If he hadn’t gone to collect dust in Orlando for just a year longer you would probably see him even higher on this list. – Cole

16. Asuka / Kana (17 ballots, 1069 points, Average Rank 27.29)

High Voter: SolPosting, jon (4)
Previous Ranking: 59 (2012), 74 (2014), 36 (2016), 13 (2017), 52 (2018), 72 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. Meiko Satomura (Kana Pro, 4/29/10)
vs. Meiko Satomura (Triple Tails, 2/13/11)
vs. Sara Del Rey (SHIMMER, 10/1/11)
vs. Sara Del Rey (CHIKARA, 10/8/11)
vs. Munenori Sawa (Triple Tails, 11/2/11)
vs. Ayako Hamada (SHIMMER, 10/27/12)
vs. Arisa Nakajima (JWP, 12/15/13)
vs. Meiko Satomura (Kana Pro, 2/25/14)
w/ Naomichi Marufuji vs. Meiko Satomura & Minoru Suzuki (Kana Pro, 6/16/14)
vs. Hikaru Shida (Hikaru Shida produce, 9/6/14)
w/ Minoru Suzuki vs. Syuri & Yoshiaki Fujiwara (Kana Pro, 10/7/14)
vs. Cheerleader Melissa (SHIMMER, 10/18/14)
vs. Syuri (REINA, 12/26/14)
w/ Arisa Nakajima vs. Hikaru Shida & Syuri (Kana Pro, 2/25/15)
w/ Konami vs. Hikaru Shida & Syuri (Kana Pro, 3/8/15)
vs. Nikki Cross (WWE, 6/23/17)
vs. Ember Moon (WWE, 8/19/17)
vs. Sasha Banks (WWE, 1/29/18)
vs. Charlotte Flair (WWE, 4/8/18)
vs. Becky Lynch vs. Charlotte Flair (WWE, 12/16/18)

As cool and magnetic a wrestler as anyone all decade, Kana/Asuka smashed through the barriers and expectations of what a Japanese woman would be allowed to achieve in WWE. Her strongest work of the decade though is likely her series with Meiko Satomura, the 2014 match in particular stands out as one of the most unique experiences of the 2010s. – EAMONN

It’s incredible how far she got and how quickly. An absolute firebrand in Japan, with her sizzling manifesto that put the entire joshi scene on notice, she blasted to the top of the industry and backed it up with great work against the likes of Meiko Satomura, Arisa Nakajima and Kyoko Kimura. In America as well, she put up a solid resume as an attraction in Shimmer and had a standout match with Sara Del Rey in CHIKARA. And then she signed with WWE and gained more ground there than anyone expected possible for a japanese woman at the time. The undefeated streak, the great matches against Bayley and Ember Moon, the general NXT Great Match Machine being fine tuned to support her and then to a lesser degree the Main Roster Machine as well. She managed to get more out of a dud like Charlotte Flair than anyone else besides a horsewoman did all decade, got to beat Becky Lynch at the height of her powers and had some great work with Sasha Banks to boot. On top of that are the smaller hits against people like Emma or Nikki Cross that show just how much the aura of Asuka could elevate a match. A great run from year to year all decade and broke down barriers for what a joshi could do in America. – Cole

If there’s anyone who can compete with L.A. Park for the title of “most naturally charismatic wrestler alive,” it’s Asuka. You might not like hearing that, but it’s true, and you’re going to have to live with it. Watch the little motions she makes: all of them are probably practiced to a fine polish, and yet it always comes off as spontaneous and in the moment. You can’t teach that. – pto

Proof that raw violence will get over in any promotion on the planet. Asuka’s nasty, jarring style matches up beautifully with a variety of opponents, from beating rookies/jobbers senseless for having the audacity to get in the ring to giving top stars something to think about with a stiff kick to the head. She fits into any situation or role in a match and it’s been great to see WWE almost competently use this all-time talent. – jon

15. Sami Zayn / El Generico (17 ballots, 1072 points, Average Rank 29.76)

High Voter: EAMONN (4)
Previous Ranking: 63 (2010), 70 (2011), 30 (2013), 21 (2014), 21 (2016), 81 (2017)

Recommended Matches
w/ Paul London vs. Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson (PWG, 5/9/10)
w/ Paul London vs. Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli (PWG, 12/11/10)
vs. Kevin Steen (ROH, 12/18/10)
vs. Eddie Kingston (CHIKARA, 1/23/11)
vs. Claudio Castagnoli (PWG, 1/29/11)
vs. Daisuke Sekimoto (wXw, 3/13/11)
vs. The 1-2-3 Kid (CHIKARA, 4/17/11)
vs. Kevin Steen (PWG, 10/22/11)
w/ Ricochet vs. Akira Tozawa & Kevin Steen (PWG, 5/27/11)
vs. Dick Togo (PWG, 12/10/11)
vs. Sami Callihan (EVOLVE, 5/12/12)
vs. Kota Ibushi (DDT, 9/30/12)
vs. Kota Ibushi (DDT, 10/21/12)
vs. Kevin Steen (ROH, 12/16/12)
vs. Kenny Omega (DDT, 12/23/12)
vs. Antonoi Cesaro (WWE, 7/11/13)
vs. Antonio Cesaro (WWE, 2/27/14)
vs. Adrian Neville (WWE, 12/11/14)
vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (WWE, 4/1/16)
vs. Kevin Owens (WWE, 7/24/16)

The last few years of El Generico see the conclusion of the Generico/Steen rivalry in some fantastically violent affairs from fights without honours to ladder wars. Then blah blah blah went to run an orphanage blah blah. Sami’s NXT run sees one of the best title chases in wrestling history with his quest to beat Adrian Neville, which then immediately goes into another feud with Kevin, which comes close to topping the heights of their ROH feud. He ends his NXT career with some fantastic bouts against Samoa Joe and a debuting Shinsuke Nakamura. Given that his main roster run was very disappointing, with a heel turn that gave us such segments as Bobby Lashley’s three older sisters but there’s still good stuff in there, mostly when he’s facing Kevin again. – the_padraig

Very simply, the best babyface of the decade – EAMONN

14. Chris Hero (15 ballots, 1130 points, Average Rank 21.00)

High Voter: Timothy Robert Buechner, Sam (1)
Previous Ranking: 12 (2010), 41 (2011), 32 (2013), 19 (2014), 1 (2016), 44 (2017), 71 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. Big Van Walter (wXw, 3/7/10)
vs. Ikuto Hidaka (EVOLVE, 3/13/10)
w/ Claudio Castagnoli vs. Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe (ROH, 4/3/10)
vs. Akira Tozawa (PWG, 9/5/10)
vs. Claudio Castagnoli (PWG, 5/27/11)
vs. Akira Tozawa (PWG, 5/28/11)
vs. William Regal (WWE, 4/10/13)
vs. Luke Haprer (WWE, 10/10/13)
vs. AJ Styles (SMASH, 1/26/14)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (PWG, 6/26/15)
vs. Mike Bailey (PWG, 7/24/15)
vs. Timothy Thatcher (PWG, 8/29/15)
vs. Trevor Lee (AAW, 4/9/16)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (EVOLVE, 5/6/16)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (AAW, 10/8/16)
vs. Matt Riddle (EVOLVE, 10/16/16)
vs. Tomohiro Ishii (RevPro, 11/10/16)
vs. Katsuyori Shibata (RevPro, 11/11/16)
vs. Tracy Williams (EVOLVE, 11/12/16)
vs. Darby Allin (EVOLVE, 12/15/18)

After the 2010s, it’s no longer enough to stomp the mat when you’re throwing a punch. Instead, every strike, whether it’s a dropkick, a running knee, an elbow, whatever, has to be accompanied by the sound of palm on thigh, a “THWACK” noise that’s still less satisfying than any given kung-fu stock foley. I don’t know who to blame for this widespread proliferation, but my gut tells me Chris Hero, because he’s the only person who consistently does the bit well – and that’s because he committed to the bit enough to grow a huge gut to hide the slapping motion. If you ever see the guy in person, he’s huge. Tall, broad shoulders. He doesn’t NEED the whip-crack noise of a spanked thigh on every elbow. Even so, he’s still the master of it, and everyone else can only try to be half as good. – pto

The best wrestler of the 2010s was a man who took roughly a year to flame out of the biggest promotion on earth. Before that, he was a great wrestler, a world traveler, and having some of the most overindulgent matches you could imagine, and they did not suck! Post getting bumped out of WWE he decides he would simply become the greatest American indie wrestler to ever live. Traveling the country, spreading the gospel of grappling. After all this he goes back to WWE and that somehow doesn’t prevent him from being the best. What a decade. – Sam

13. Jay Briscoe (18 ballots, 1134 points, Average Rank 29.67)

High Voter: A. BASTARD (9)
Previous Ranking: 95 (2011), 30 (2014)

Recommended Matches
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli (ROH, 4/3/10)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli (ROH, 6/19/10)
vs. Roderick Strong (ROH, 1/15/11)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Kenny King & Rhett Titus (ROH, 9/17/11)
vs. Kevin Steen (ROH, 4/5/13)
vs. Mark Briscoe (ROH, 6/22/13)
vs. Adam Cole (ROH, 4/4/14)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Jeff Hardy & Matt Hardy (OMEGA, 4/26/14)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Matt Taven & Mike Bennett (ROH, 2/21/15)
vs. Jay Lethal (ROH, 6/19/15)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Matt Jackosn & Nick Jackson (ROH, 11/20/16)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson (ROH, 2/4/17)
vs. Shane Taylor (ROH, 6/4/17)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Timothy Thatcher & WALTER (wXw, 10/6/17)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson (ROH, 6/29/18)
w/ Mark Briscoe & Rush vs. King Phoenix, LA Park & Penta El 0M (CMLL, 8/3/18)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Brody King & PCO (ROH, 3/15/19)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Dragon Lee & Rush (ROH, 6/29/19)
w/ Mark Briscoe vs. Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa (ROH, 8/9/19)
vs. Bandido (ROH, 9/6/19)

The Briscoes are the best tag team of all time and while their 2010s is not as good as their 2000’s they are still fantastic. Having great feuds with the Bucks, OGK, and GoD of all people. Briscoe are the act that never left ROH sticking with it as the company changes around them. Jay started writing in more singles doubts winning the ROH world title twice, ROH 2010 roster is not for me but Jay managed to get consistently great matches. Getting Adam Cole’s career-best matches. Getting greatness out of weak opponents is something I think defines Jay briscoes decade. Reach for the sky boy. – the_padraig

12. Brock Lesnar (16 ballots, 1176 points, Average Rank 21.50)

High Voter: A. BASTARD, pto (2)
Previous Ranking: 23 (2012), 34 (2013), 82 (2014), 39 (2017), 81 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. John Cena (WWE, 4/29/12)
vs. Triple H (WWE, 5/19/13)
vs. CM Punk (WWE, 8/18/13)
vs. John Cena (WWE, 8/17/14)
vs. John Cena (WWE, 9/21/14)
vs. John Cena vs. Seth Rollins (WWE, 1/25/15)
vs. Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins (WWE, 3/29/15)
vs. Kofi Kingston (WWE, 7/4/15)
vs. The Undertaker (WWE, 8/23/15)
vs. The Undertaker (WWE, 10/25/15)
Royal Rumble (WWE, 1/24/16)
vs. Randy Orton (WWE, 8/21/16)
vs. Goldberg (WWE, 4/2/17)
vs. Samoa Joe (WWE, 7/9/17)
vs. Braun Strowman vs. Roman Reigns vs. Samoa Joe (WWE, 8/20/17)
vs. AJ Styles (WWE, 11/19/17)
vs. Daniel Bryan (WWE, 11/18/18)
vs. Finn Balor (WWE, 1/27/19)
vs. Seth Rollins (WWE, 8/11/19)
vs. Rey Mysterio (WWE, 11/24/19)

A case of entirely peaks and big matches. Brock Lesnar was not a permanent fixture of WWE television in the decade but every time he was on there it meant something. He has duds, no one can deny that, but you can count them all on one hand. Compare that to the breadth of great work he has. Both John Cena matches, the CM Punk match, the Mania 31 main event. Add on to that the one offs against indie favourites throughout the decade, your Styles, Joe, Bryan, Balor and Rey. The big summerslam kaiju monster fight in 2017. It feels fucking titanic when he’s in there and the matches he was a part of every year were not just great, they were Match of the Year great. It’s not the Good Person 100 2010s. – Cole

Brock’s return to WWE left an impact on wrestling in the same way that a derailed train leaves an impact on the town next to the tracks: he flattened everything in his path. Brock’s mythical status as The Man Who Doesn’t Have To Play Ball folded itself into his wrestling style, and the more fans believed that there was one set of rules for Brock matches and another for everyone else, the more it came true. Plus he gave Randy Orton brain damage, which if we’re being honest is pure bonus points. – pto

11. Kazuchika Okada (15 ballots, 1206 points, Average Rank 14.07)

High Voter: KungFu Grip (1)
Previous Ranking: 28 (2016), 4 (2017), 8 (2018), 8 (2019)

Recommended Matches
vs. Tetsuya Naito (NJPW, 3/4/12)
vs. Karl Anderson (NJPW, 8/12/12)
vs. Kota Ibushi (DDT, 8/18/13)
vs. Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW, 2/11/14)
vs. Minoru Suzuki (NJPW, 8/8/14)
vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (NJPW, 8/10/14)
w/ Beretta & Rocky Romero vs. AJ Styles, Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson (ROH, 5/16/15)
vs. AJ Styles (NJPW, 7/5/15)
vs. Shinsuke Nakamura (NJPW, 8/15/15)
vs. AJ Styles (NJPW, 10/12/15)
vs. Tomohiro Ishii (NJPW, 8/6/16)
vs. Naomichi Marufuji (NJPW, 10/10/16)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 1/4/17)
vs. Katsuyori Shibata (NJPW, 4/9/17)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 6/11/17)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 8/12/17)
vs. Tetsuya Naito (NJPW, 1/4/18)
vs. Zack Sabre Jr. (NJPW, 4/1/18)
vs. Kenny Omega (NJPW, 6/9/18)
w/ Negro Casas & Ultimo Guerrero vs. Diamante Azul, Mistico & Valiente (CMLL, 8/17/18)

Some of my favorite singles matches of the decade involve Kazuchika Okada. He is also great in tag matches, Fantasticamania Okada rules.

He plays such a great silly guy too, Still waiting for Kazuchika Okada to accept Dragon George’s challenge. Does the Arms Wide Opan because like he’s Creed. Rainmaker is cool move.

I also think the amazing fact that the Okada wrestled in an open air building in the 2010s (I think) was against Minoru Suzuki match where it was raining, he’s a literal rainmaker. – Henry/HeadCheese