Which is better wwe or Japanese wrestling, simply say who is better between the fighters and the fig

It's hard to say which one is great, because the WWE and Japanese wrestling you are talking about at the moment are not fighting events, but entertainment programs, that is, this is a performance-based sport, not a competition. Due to the limitations of influence and size, Japanese wrestling is of course not as popular as WWE in the world now, if you talk about wrestling technology alone (of course, the technology mentioned here is not fighting), in fact, it is difficult to distinguish, although WWE I see more, but sometimes occasionally look at some Japanese, in fact, the overall pattern has an impact on each other, Japanese wrestling also has a lot of excitement, but not as mature as WWE.

As for which player you are talking about, hehe, because it is not a combat sport, so obviously the answer is that there is no more powerful, because this is a recreational sport, regardless of whether it is high or low.

Don't listen to them.

Wrestling is a wonderful thing to watch, just as knowing that WWE is the plot, people always like to discuss who is the strongest between the undertaker and Gao Bai, because the most attractive thing to the audience is the plot, which is the performance of the players in the ring, such as boxing, although it is a real fight, but the number of viewers is far worse than wrestling.

If you say who is better in the two leagues and who is more popular, it is undoubtedly WWE, if it is a player, it should be WWE stronger according to the plot, don't you see that Lansna, the big man of the new era, defeated the Japanese sumo god AKEB?

Are you talking about Japanese wrestling sumo?

There is no comparison, WWE is just watching the game and having fun.

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Keiji Muto, Mashiro Spykage, Yuta Iifushi, Tetsuya Naito, Seikatsu Funaki, Yorikatsu Shibata, Masanobu Hashito, Mitsuharu Mizawa, Tarji, Archer Alan, Minoru Suzuki, Yoshihiro Takayama, Ultimate Wyvern, Nagata Yushi, Akebonoshi, Hideki Suzuki, Kazuo Yamazaki, Sun Gaia, Divine Beast Ledsang, Suwa Ma, Hanami Emperor, Osamu Nishimura, Terry Vank II, Naoya Nomura, Jun Akiyama, Hiroshi Shiozaki, Seiyagaku, Seiyagaku, Satoshi Kojima, Seiyata Seiya, Kento Miyahara, Taiichi, Kenso, Mazda, Nosawa Kanwai, Toyoshi Yoshie, Koji Kanemoto, Minoru Tanaka, Ryota Hamama, Andy Woo, Cao Jun, Shuji Kondo, Yasufumi Nakagami, Guntaro Suzuki, Sushi, Bushi, Hayabusa Atonori, Hiroshi Yamato, Seki Yoshioka, Kikutaro, Kikujiro, Rennie Dipley (Rene Dipley), Fukai, Takeshi Kitano, Takeshi Douya, Lee Jae-kyung, Masao Inoue, Takeshi Morishima, Zeuso, King, Bara Mengshu, Bara Monkai, Eifu Kamiya, Daichi Tachibana, Jack Lee, Miyamoto Desire, Yuji Okabashi, Isamu Kitaka, Tomoaki Honma, Seishi Takeda, Shotaro Luno, Sanshiro Takagi, Daisuke Sekimoto, Kohei Sato, Yamichi, Gaimichi, CIMA (now in Chuw), T-Hawk (now in Chuw), El Lindaman (now in Chuw), Kohei Fujimura, Kasho Fujimura, Jiro Kuroshio "Handsome" (now in WWE), Shota, Kai, Kazusei Onizuka, Jun Kasai, Captain Shinichi, Yushi Hinomai, Shuji Ishikawa, Ken Dai, Hiroho Murase, Shigehiro Irie, Akito, Akira Hyojie, Aleyo Rod, Male Serino, Yusuke Iwamoto, El Outlaw, El Iho der Pantera, Seigo Tachibana, Shoto Tanaka, Tachihi Takata, Takata Takata, Takata Takata.

First of all, I want to ask you what you mean by wrestling. If it's a beautiful wrestling or wwe, I can clearly answer that you are boxing, because everyone knows that although the beautiful wrestling scene is exciting, they are all acting, of course, they have excellent physical fitness, and of course there are masters, but they may not be able to win professional boxing masters.

If you look at the density of the fights, it is not uncommon for a wrestler to play more than 10 fights in two months, even though every fight seems to be extremely fierce. And if a famous professional athlete has 5 games a year, then the competition density is already very high. So it's clear that the beauty wrestling is just a pure "show", and it's because it doesn't hurt much to maintain that high competition density.

So it's obvious that the beauty fall is a fake fight, and if you look closely, you can see the clues. It's no secret that the beauty of the fall is a fake fight...

So in the case of similar height, weight, speed, experience, physical strength. Mei Wrestling is not a boxing opponent.

If you're not talking about American wrestling but something like Mongolian wrestling, it's hard to answer. Different sports have different rules, to quote a line in "Huo Yuanjia": I think that there is indeed no good or bad martial arts in the world, only those who practice martial arts can have a difference between strength and weakness.

That's the truth, there is no one better than whom, it depends on the strength of the athletes.

Since you are a national artist, then you should be no stranger to Sino-Thai martial arts. You see that Zhang Kaiyin knocked out Lan Sangkun, so I think that Chinese Sanda is stronger than Muay Thai. However, the following year, Yasantelei finished the crown, so he thought Muay Thai was stronger than Chinese sanda. This is clearly unwise.

Therefore, there is nothing powerful or not powerful in fighting, and it is still based on its own strength, not the type of fighting used.

This is not easy to compare, like the leg method is a long-range attack, with great power and long distance, but it is not flexible and easy to lose the center of gravity. Boxing is a medium-range attack, fast and average strength, but the lethality of the punch is relatively large compared to the legs. Wrestling is a hand-to-hand combat method whose main purpose is to bring a person to the ground.

Not as lethal as Jiu-Jitsu, locking people's throat and joint techniques. If you have to fight, a boxer can take out a wrestler with just one punch. Pure falls are not lethal after all.

Sanda is a combination of boxing, leg wrestling, and wrestling.

Of course, it's a boxer, and if you wrestle, you can't fight, and if you fall, you won't have much lethality, and boxing is fast and lethal, and if a wrestler comes to wrestle, you can beat him back (with good skills).

All have advantages, boxing is relatively strong, really boxing, others can't get close to you, when if you are close to you and are hugged, you have no resistance, and you will be thrown down.

My recommendations are: boxer vs Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Japanese judo.

So it's pretty clear.

MMA matches prove everything!

It's not like that, classmate!

If you say "pure", then I will also say "pure". Listen up - the wrestler knocks the boxer down, the boxer beats the wrestler to death!

The boxer is the winner.

If it's a ring, I don't know what the rules are.

However, in actual combat, boxing is definitely the dominant side.

You know, if you fall down the opponent, the enemy can still get up.

But if a punch hits you at the vital point, whether you can stand up or not, it's hard to say!

Besides, boxing has a flexible pace that can avoid the approach of the wrestlers and allow for long shots!!

If a wrestler wants to win, he must strike first, so that he can get the first opportunity, and when he falls the opponent, he directly locks the opponent, so as to slowly torture the opponent until the end of the fight!!

It needs to be a momentary opportunity, and if you are not careful, you will miss it!!

You must know that in a master's fight, in an instant, you can turn defeat into victory!!

Therefore, it is more difficult for wrestlers to win!!

Look at what the game is, the wrestler is strong in the wrestling match, and the boxer is strong on the contrary. If you simply fight, boxers have an advantage!

WWE's history is arguably an important chapter in the history of wrestling around the world, and as WWE has grown from strength to strength, more and more wrestlers have joined the huge family. Among them, Japanese players have also played a non-negligible role in the development of WWE.

As one of the most familiar WWE Japanese fighters among wrestling fans around the world, Jushin Liger is absolutely indispensable. Born in 1964, Koran is extremely well-known and popular in the Japanese wrestling world. In 1989, Arashi made his WWE debut and began his illustrious career on the international wrestling stage.

During her time with another big-name wrestler, Brian Pillman, she became one of WWE's most popular characters until she left WWE in 1996.

In addition to Koran, there is also a Japanese player who has attracted a lot of attention - Harumi Hanaga. Harumi Hanakusa, born in Japan in 1981, is a former professional wrestler and martial artist. Her performance in WWE has been eye-popping, especially in NXT.

Harumi Hana is undefeated in NXT, and she is one of the longest-running singles champions in WWE history.

In addition, there are quite a few other Japanese fighters who have also left their mark on WWE. For example, Kenzo Suzuki, who has worked hard in WWE for many years, and Tomoaki Honma, who has performed brilliantly in WWE in recent years.

WWE Japanese players have played an important role in the development of WWE, and they have made important contributions to the internationalization of the wrestling world. WWE has also attracted more global attention and fans through the addition of Japanese players. As one of the most well-known wrestling organizations in the world, WWE is also a great platform for Japanese fighters.

In short, WWE's development is inseparable from the hard work and contribution of wrestlers from all walks of life, including Japanese fighters. In the future, we believe that WWE will attract more Japanese fighters and bring more excitement to wrestling fans around the world.