Not wanting to be liars (again), the original alternate has actually kept its word, and recorded a show for the second consecutive week in a row. And while we're slowly getting our groove back, the world of puroresu has been speeding along on another level. So, naturally, the main topic this week was the situation with New Japan Pro Wrestling. Who can they push? What they can do? Who would you like to see in the 2017 Dome show main? All that stuff, and a little bit of other stuff too.

Les and Vic cap off a very newsworthy week in the world of wrestling with lots of thoughts about the New Japan 4, the rash of shoulder injuries, and 50/50 booking in WWE.

Rocky Romero, who was among those who has been talked about as leaving New Japan for WWE, has signed a new deal with New Japan.

Romero had been in talks with  WWE about a job as a "player/coach" in NXT, and told a number of people today he had decided to stay put for at least two more years.

Romero has been working for New Japan since 2002 as a regular in the junior heavyweight division.

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Tokyo Sports reported this evening that New Japan Pro Wrestling star Shinsuke Nakamura will be leaving the promotion at the end of the month, according to translations done by Chris Charlton.

After news broke that several NJPW stars might be on their way to WWE, the promotion started to address the situation on their post-WK10 show.

Four of NJPW's brightest talents look to be on their way to WWE/NXT.

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Also six man tag action featuring TenCozy.