Gatoh Move ChocoPro #87 (February 6, 2021)

Mei Suruga has seemingly replaced Maki Itoh as the wrestler my kid is all in on so as of late we’ve been watching a lot of ChocoPro shows that have her featured in the YouTube thumbnail. So today here are words about ChocoPro #87. All I knew about this show going into it was that Mei Suruga was facing some lady named Saki at some point during it. So let’s see what else we have going on!

Gatoh Move ChocoPro #59 (October 28, 2020)

My foray into Gatoh Move’s ChocoPro show with my kid was a blast so today we went back to the well for another episode. This time we’re checking out the October 28, 2020 episode which was their Halloween episode because nothing says Christmas week like watching a Halloween themed wrestling show.

Gatoh Move ChocoPro #86 (January 31, 2021)

My kid is kind getting of into wrestling but gives zero shits about dudes wrestling so I’m probably going to start watching more joshi stuff. Today I’m writing words about an episode of Gatoh Move’s ChocoPro show that I watched with my daughter the other day. I kind of dig Gatoh Move because it’s a bit zanier than something like Stardom and even Tokyo Joshi Pro which appeals to kid more than nonstop hard hitting action does. It’s also cheap as free which appeals to me. Anyway here are words about ChocoPro #86 which we watched because it had Mei Suruga (who my daughter likes a lot) in the thumbnail on YouTube.

Gatoh Move Japan Tour #446 (August 17, 2019)

It’s been far too long since I’ve watched Japanese ladies wrestle on gym mats in a dingy gymnasium somewhere in Japan so today during my lunch break I checked out another episode of Gatoh Move on YouTube. Here are some words brief words about it.

Gatoh Move Japan Tour #429 (May 21, 2019)

I’ve been kind of down on WWE as of late and have been watching a bunch of random-ass wrestling stuff online during my lunch break. Today I decided to check out a recent show of Emi Sakura’s Gatoh Move Pro Wrestling. Though originally founded in Thailand it looks like most Gatoh Move shows are held in Japan.

This show was held at Ichigaya Chocolate Hiroba in Tokyo, Japan with 76 people in attendance. There is no ring here, just a mat on the floor. I wonder if this is going to be like that Dungeon Match Owen Hart and Ken Shamrock had back in the day. I will mark the fuck out if someone gets their head put through the ceiling.