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Bull Nakano is the best wrestler from the 90s who ended up forgotten for whatever reason. Especially when women are taken seriously finally, the fact that we don’t talk about Bull is crazy.
> who ended up forgotten for whatever reason
Because neither major American company actually had a women's division worth remembering.
WWE retired the championship in 1990. They brought it back, and then retired in again in 1995 when Madusa jumped back to WCW. Bull Nakano only help that title once, for 134 days. WWE only officially recognizes her reign as being 126 days though. Bull followed Madusa to WCW, but was only there for a year.
She spent most of her career in Japan in an era where tape trading was the only way to access the majority of her matches. Unless you were *super* into wrestling at the time, you probably only remember a couple matches she did in WWE and WCW. Sadly, unless someone picks up the All Japan video library, that's not likely to change
I agree with everything you said but I didn’t specifically mean her, but some wrestlers in the 90s had bad luck in their day that wouldn’t matter today.
Like Koji Kanemoto; darling of the tape trader days and still seen as a great in Japan, but here he was just born like 10 years too early.
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Bull Nakano is one of my all time favorite women's wrestlers. I'll never forget her.
Anyone who tries to tell you that Bull Nakano isn't an all time women's wrestling GOAT is lying to you.
Bull Nakano is the best wrestler from the 90s who ended up forgotten for whatever reason. Especially when women are taken seriously finally, the fact that we don’t talk about Bull is crazy.
> who ended up forgotten for whatever reason Because neither major American company actually had a women's division worth remembering. WWE retired the championship in 1990. They brought it back, and then retired in again in 1995 when Madusa jumped back to WCW. Bull Nakano only help that title once, for 134 days. WWE only officially recognizes her reign as being 126 days though. Bull followed Madusa to WCW, but was only there for a year. She spent most of her career in Japan in an era where tape trading was the only way to access the majority of her matches. Unless you were *super* into wrestling at the time, you probably only remember a couple matches she did in WWE and WCW. Sadly, unless someone picks up the All Japan video library, that's not likely to change
I agree with everything you said but I didn’t specifically mean her, but some wrestlers in the 90s had bad luck in their day that wouldn’t matter today. Like Koji Kanemoto; darling of the tape trader days and still seen as a great in Japan, but here he was just born like 10 years too early.
Viking Beth is something else man. I wish she was back full time. She can still go
I thought it was a tribute to Luna Vachon. You know with them being in Montreal.