So that makes Trish better because she's more popular in the US? LMAOROFL
Who said that? No where did that appear in my post. But hey, whatever you need to do to try and minimize the logic in this thread.
I never said joshi was superior, but considering that joshi and women's wrestling in the US is very different, there has to be some form of different skill and abilities that are found in josho that are different from wrestling in the US. Those abilities deserve respect and notification along side women' wrestling in the US.
What abilities Ech? What abilities would those be?
Please tell me.
Well anyone that did, in fact, look at Mariko's matches and the took into account that the match would be held in Japan under Joshi rules, also taking into account that Trish has never competed in a joshi matches before, is hardly a mark. Its easy to justify why Trish would lose in this match, easier to justify her losing than her actually winning.
Why, because of where the match is being held, and the type of match?
Do I REALLY need to bring up John Cena vs. Edge again?
And I find it astonishing that people actually believe that the success that a superstar has in the WWE must carry over to other styles of pro wrestling (unless your Hogan, but Trish is hardly Hogan) particularly in the women's division of WWE, which hasn't been strong on an international level since the early 90's.
No, what's REALLY amazing is that you think just because of where someone worked, they are completely incapable of working anything else. I mean, you're basing YOUR ENTIRE ARGUMENT off of two things.
1) Match is in Japan
2) It's a style you've never seen Trish work.
Nevermind the fact that Trish became a top women's wrestler in approximately 5 years time. Nevermind she was a top notch athlete, and a former fitness buff. Never mind that numerous Americans have gone to Japan and been successful. Never mind that wrestlers step into unfamiliar matches all the time and come out victorious.
No, we're just going to throw all that out the door, because Trish's opponent is Japanese, and, as we all know, Japanese wrestlers are just hereditarily better than American wrestlers.
The women's division of WWE, which hasn't been strong on an international level since the early 90's.
What does that have to do with this tournament? Is this a battle royal, WWE for *random japanese women promotion here*?
I thought this was Trish vs. Mariko.
but those women all had far superior in ring technique that what Trish possessed.
Oh yeah? Who, and like how?
I respect Trish, but only when she's wrestling in her style. if she were to step out of that style to try something different like joshi, especially if she wrestled a match against Mariko Yoshida, then my loyalties would move, considering that Mariko is one of the best joshi wrestlers to ever compete. Mariko doesn't deserve to job to Trish in her own country, just like I couldn't see Trish losing to Mariko if this match were to have happened in the WWE.
Once again, this whole "joshi" thing is being brought up like it matters.
Who is to say that Trish isn't the one to dictate the match? Let's say she gets the early jump, and is able to control the match. What the hell does "joshi" do to save her now? Is this like a video game, where Mariko gets some magic star power and does the super dupe ultra finisher move? What a joke.
can I assume your throwing up the white flag then?
You can assume that I have complete disdain for people who vote mindlessly for the sole reason they want others to think they know what they are talking about.
People like to go around chanting like a little schoolchild, "Ooooh, it's joshi, it's joshsi, it's joshi". Shut the fuck up. It's professional wrestling. And Trish deserves to win this match, simply based upon the obvious fact that Echelon has done everything possible to fix this match against her.