US EditionTetsuya Naito Bids Farewell To NJPW After Final Match At Wrestling Dontaku
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The Latest On The Future Of Tetsuya Naito After NJPW Departure - Is He Retiring?
Tetsuya Naito’s time with NJPW has come to an end, but the veteran star has made it clear that he’s not retiring. In a recent interview with Tokyo Sports, Naito addressed speculation about his future. He said, “Some people seem to have misunderstood, but I’m not retiring. Right now, my focus is on taking care of my body and preparing for the next chapter. I plan to continue treatments and get myself ready for what’s next.” Naito revealed that he…
Tetsuya Naito to undergo eye surgery, stem cell therapy for right knee - POST Wrestling | Podcasts, News, Reviews | WWE AEW NXT NJPW
Naito undergoing another eye surgery. On the final stop of the Wrestling Dontaku tour, Tetsuya Naito and BUSHI officially wrapped up with New Japan Pro-Wrestling. There was an update on Naito provided via an interview he did with Tokyo Sports. He is set to undergo eye surgery on May 7th and then he’ll be undergoing stem cell therapy for his right knee. After that, Naito will begin focusing on body maintenance as he moves to the next stage of his…
Tetsuya Naito undergoes surgery on his left eye and stem cell treatment on his right knee; he is concentrating on maintaining his body and moving on to the "next stage"
At the New Japan Pro-Wrestling Fukuoka tournament on the 4th, "uncontrollable charisma" Tetsuya Naito (42) said goodbye to the New Japan mat...
NJPW: «Wrestling Dontaku 2025
The Fukuoka International Center was packed to the rafters for Day 2 of New Japan Pro Wrestling’s Wrestling Dontaku 2025. ► Wrestling Dontaku 2025 – Day 2 Hiroshi Tanahashi, Toru Yano, and YOH teamed with Kyushu Pro Wrestling’s Ryota Chikuzen and TAJIRI to defeat United Empire’s Zack Sabre Jr., Ryohei Oiwa, Robbie Eagles, Kosei Fujita, and Hartley Jackson. A match followed between Umino Shota, Ishii Tomohiro, Taichi, and TAKA Michinoku against L…
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