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J-Wides, losers, loser leaves Japan match.

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We have J-Wides as will no longer be competing in Japan.

Now, this was, this is all because of yesterday we had New Japan Pro Wrestling's, the new beginning show, where it was J-Wide,

versus Hikulei always fellow, well, I guess former Bullet Club brother, for what the stipulation was, the loser would leave Japan.

And it was J-Wide who lost, a match that went about 25 minutes, Hikulei were getting the win with a chill slam, so that's it.

Switchblade J-Wide is no longer going to be able to compete in Japan.

Post match, he had a fist bump at ringside with Tanahashi, one of his long time rivals.

Tanah was, of course, on commentary.

And then once J-Wide got to the back, the Switchblade, I guess you could say an emotional promo really for J-Wide standards.

I mean, J-Wide is an exceptional promo, which is always full of emotion, but it's quite a poignant,

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