Getting back into @noah_ghc by starting with the N1 tournament 2026 9/12/2026. It's great to hear @Stoo_Fulton again on commentary again, he's one of the best out there today imo.
I'M COMING HOME TO PRO WRESTLING NOAH!
For quite some time, I've found myself increasingly frustrated with the state of professional wrestling. Somewhere along the way, too much of the business I once loved became something I barely recognize.
Too much comedy. Too much nonsense. Too many ridiculous spots. Too many matches where nobody sells anything, nothing seems to matter, and professional wrestling feels more like a parody of itself than a legitimate athletic competition.
I grew up loving professional wrestling when it was presented seriously. Jim Crockett Promotions, the NWA, Mid-South, World Class Championship Wrestling. Ric Flair, the Four Horsemen, Dusty Rhodes, the Road Warriors. Larger-than-life personalities, incredible rivalries, meaningful championships, and matches where the competitors made you believe every victory was earned and every defeat mattered.
Professional wrestling didn't have to be real. It had to make you BELIEVE.
That's what I've been missing.
And that's what keeps bringing me back to PRO WRESTLING NOAH.
NOAH isn't perfect. No promotion is. But at its best, NOAH represents so much of what I believe professional wrestling should be. Hard-hitting competition. Physical intensity. Pride. Tradition. Respect for the sport. Wrestlers who step into the ring looking like they want to defeat their opponents rather than entertain themselves with ridiculous comedy routines.
It's professional wrestling presented with the seriousness and credibility that made me fall in love with this business in the first place.
Some time ago, I stepped away from covering NOAH on my YouTube channel. But the longer I've been away, the more I've realized that I had already found something worth celebrating.
And maybe that's where my attention belongs.
Not endlessly complaining about everything that's wrong with wrestling today, but spending more time highlighting something that's still getting so much of it right.
So I'm returning to covering PRO WRESTLING NOAH.
I'll be sharing my thoughts, opinions, analysis, and reactions to the promotion, its wrestlers, its championships, and its ongoing stories. I'll praise what deserves praise and criticize what deserves criticism. I'm not interested in blindly defending any promotion.
I just want professional wrestling that respects itself, respects its audience, and remembers what made this business special.
I want competition. I want rivalries. I want intensity. I want championships that matter. I want wrestling that makes me care who wins and who loses.
I WANT PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING DONE RIGHT.
And for me, PRO WRESTLING NOAH remains one of the closest things to it.
ALL THINGS @noah_ghc IS BACK!
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WRESTLING DONE RIGHT.
@LobCityGimmick Is AAA honestly good? Like good wrestling, nothing foolish or embarrassing? I am sick or giving things a shot and having the same stupid shit all over it, or even in it at all.
Yep, this is a fact. I hate it, but it's how wrestling fans are now. Wrestling is stupid as shit because it's fake. If you don't want stupid shit stick to combat sports. Sadly these type of fans have won, they own wrestling fandom now.
My philosophy -
I miss wrestling and I always will. It's been a huge part of my entire life, well sine I was seven years old (1977). All I have ever wanted was for it to be a serious, believable, character-driven form of entertainment built around compelling personalities, meaningful rivalries, logical storytelling, and realistic in-ring psychology. Athleticism should enhance the story, not replace it. Championships should matter, moves should have consequences, and wrestlers should make you emotionally invested in who wins and loses. There is room for humor and spectacle, but never at the expense of credibility. Wrestling should make you forget you're watching a performance, not constantly remind you of it."
@cujohgraps egh, I have to let it out because I have invested a shit ton of my time, money, LIFE, into wrestling and I deserve a voice even if it's ignored. I've earned it imo.
I miss wrestling and I always will. It's been a huge part of my entire life, well sine I was seven years old (1977). All I have ever wanted was for it to be a serious, believable, character-driven form of entertainment built around compelling personalities, meaningful rivalries, logical storytelling, and realistic in-ring psychology. Athleticism should enhance the story, not replace it. Championships should matter, moves should have consequences, and wrestlers should make you emotionally invested in who wins and loses. There is room for humor and spectacle, but never at the expense of credibility. Wrestling should make you forget you're watching a performance, not constantly remind you of it."
@cujohgraps Because I do like wrestling when it's done right but for some odd reason no one will consistently do it right. MLW did for so long. AEW could and does some of the time, then randomly will do stupid ass shit, and WWE....they never have.
@cujohgraps I don't care WHO you name, a man beating up a woman is ridiculous. There are enough great Joshi, past and present for them to NEVER need to wrestle a male wrestler. It's stupid, ridiculous, and embarrassing!