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#4 Miro vs. Minuro Suzuki
Similar to Ishii, Minuro Suzuki would propose a brutal and wince-inducing battle for Miro. Forearms, head butts and the sickening-sounding full force strikes would fill the air to the pleasure of anyone watching.
Suzuki is as tough as they come, tougher even. With his demonic grimace and disturbing love of inflicting physical harm on his opponents, he is the stuff of nightmares and holds final boss levels of invulnerability. If Miro were to face Suzuki, he would wish he still had the tank from WrestleMania 30 to use as a weapon or at least a place to hide.
All joking aside, this would be an astounding spectacle of Japanese strong style vs. Bulgarian brutality.
#3 Miro vs. Shingo Takagi
Anyone with the nickname “The Dragon” is someone you know doesn’t mess around, and Shingo Takagi falls into that category. Since arriving in NJPW, Takagi’s excellent reputation has only grown as he established himself as one of the best in the promotion.
His matches with Naito, Ishii and Dragon Lee were terrific, but his battle with Will Ospreay in the finals of this year’s BOSJ showcased a star-making performance.
He is strong, powerful, surprisingly quick and of course, super stiff. Miro also possesses similar attributes, which makes this potential matchup that more exciting and highly anticipated.
