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Wrestling at it's best
NJPW does justice with the word wrestling and it's not all about dialogues and personal banter shared. While that does play an important role, NJPW has gone way beyond the guideline that WWE has followed since it's inception. There should not be blood always to showcase a thrilling portrayal of bodies clashing in and outside the ring. And NJPW does just that. It's less drama and more fighting. Less verbal exchanges and more moves. The storyline is always in order and the intriguing faction adds to the liveability of the match.
Dominion 2018 was able to do just that, while WWE's pay-per-views of the last six months have been nothing but boring. The low blow of Shinsuke Nakamura is outrageously foolish, Great Khali appearing to save the match is anything but senseless. There are only a few wrestlers in the WWE today who can sell the move to the best of its impact. Dolph Ziggler, AJ Styles have proved how a clothesline from the opponent can look very devastating. Till the time WWE actually starts building stories and leave the action to the ring, NJPW will always be one step ahead of them.
NJPW is still growing and is set for much greater heights in future. The declining ratings of WWE are of grave concern.
