The late, great Mitsuharu Misawa was the fourth in the All-Japan lineage of aces, and much like Rikidozan, Giant Baba, and Jumbo Tsuruta, he met a tragic, premature end to his life. He's known as a god of wrestling moves, and his favorite maneuvers have become iconic on both sides of the ocean. His original every-match finisher was the Tiger Driver, but late in the '90s, he started using this over-the-shoulder belly to belly piledriver called the Emerald Flowsion more and more. Here's a montage, because everything's better as a montage.
23 September 2013
Emerald Flowsion
The late, great Mitsuharu Misawa was the fourth in the All-Japan lineage of aces, and much like Rikidozan, Giant Baba, and Jumbo Tsuruta, he met a tragic, premature end to his life. He's known as a god of wrestling moves, and his favorite maneuvers have become iconic on both sides of the ocean. His original every-match finisher was the Tiger Driver, but late in the '90s, he started using this over-the-shoulder belly to belly piledriver called the Emerald Flowsion more and more. Here's a montage, because everything's better as a montage.
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