This is your sound off extra review for night two of wrestle kingdom 15 at the Tokyo dome. I am the solemn monster.

Night one was headlined by an excellent main event between Koda Ibushi and Tetsuyanito, where Ibushi won double gold, avenging his loss to Okata at last year's

Wrestle Kingdom. Night one had two excellent matches. Okata against Will Osprey being the other.

Night two delivered three excellent matches in Shingo against Jeff Cobb,

Haromu against Ishimori, and Ibushi against Jay White.

Even though it dragged a little bit in the middle, it could have been I think

10 to 12 minutes shorter.

It was the longest match in Tokyo Dome history, but even still, I wouldn't say I was really

ever bored during the match.

I just think they could have tightened it up a little bit.

It didn't have to go 48 minutes but even still I give the edge to night

two overnight one I just think you had that one extra really great match I would

give the edge to night two if you miss my night one review it's up on the feed right now.

So you can go back, you can hit pause. On this one, go back and check out the first one.

They announced the crowd of 12,669 for night one, down to 7801 for night two,

so a combined 20,000 for both nights as compared to 70,000 last year between nights one and two.

That is what you call the COVID effect.

But even the fact they were able to get 12,000 one night 7,000 the other probably still the biggest

shows that I think that I've seen since the start of the pandemic,

wrestling shows anyway, that have had the most number of people in the building.

Night 2 opened with Chase Owens, Busche, Bad Luck Falais and Toruiano to crown the first King of

Pro Wrestling Provisional Champion for 2021. Those were the four names left in the Night One Rano.

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