Post by gagnewest on Dec 29, 2019 0:04:25 GMT -5
Perhaps his best year, and if you like your number one to have been good in a lot of places and occasionally transcendent, he's a contender. Only knock on him is his moveset can feel a bit samey, so that for example he might be the most shooty guy on a pro-style show or the most prowres guy on a shoot style show. But it's how he uses his moveset that sets him apart, as he can face masters (Ishikawa), peers (Hideki Suzuki), and up-and-comers (Makabe) and adapt his role as necessary.