Hello everyone, and welcome to episode 8 of The Long and Winding Royal Road.

My name is W.H. Park, and of course I am the co-host of the Post Pur as a podcast over

at PostRestling.com, and this is my monthly show looking back at the greatness that is

the 1990s era of All Japan Pur asling, and this is episode 8, and I don't know if people

remember that I said every fourth episode we will be doing a profile piece on a member

of the All Japan roster from that era, and of course episode 4, I did a profile piece

on Mitzahar Masawa with Hisami, and it was very, very well received, so I thought, okay,

well I have to do, number 8, the second profile piece has to be on the man who was Mitzahar

was greatest rival during that time period.

The man known as Dangerous K, Toshaki Kwata, and so today we are going to talk about Toshaki

Kwata, and joining me today to talk about Kwata is an avowed Toshaki Kwata fan like myself,

and I think he is probably one of the biggest pundits in supporters of Kwata in the podcasting

world, and that's from the Eastern Lariat, Dylan Fox, Dylan, how are you, sir?

It's so good to be here with UWH, it's a beautiful Sunday as we record, I feel like there

are blessings abound for this day, and we've got some great things to talk about.

I was so big of a fan of you, and Hisami's show on Mitzahar, there were so many cool things

in there that she had, obviously, she's like the number one Noah expert, and she was

so into Mitzahar's whole life story, even that out of ring stuff was very interesting,

so hopefully I can follow that up really well with Dangerous K, of everyone, I think it's

important to note, and I'm kind of not to jump ahead on everyone, but with all four

of the four heavenly kings, the four pillars in all Japan, one of my favorite things about

them watching is each one of them had their own identity, you know, right away, never mind

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