Welcome back to Open The Voice Gate! Case (https://twitter.com/_inyourcase) and Mike (https://twitter.com/fujiiheya) are back with an update on the comings and goings of Dragongate.

The round robin stage of Rey De Parejas 2026 is in the books and Open The Voice Gate is back to take stock of Dragongate and the tournament before its playoff in Korakuen this Thursday (9/3). Mike and Case review the last few weeks of the stage with stops in Hakata and Nara as well as discuss their top matches of the tournaments, impressions of the teams and roster over this tour before previewing Thursday’s finals and how that might play into the big show next Saturday at Ota Ward. As well, they discuss the greater Dragon System news with CIMA, Magnum Tokyo, Kotoka, appearances in All Japan, GLEAT and more!

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Omakase is back for another fun filled week, as John is once again joined by Czechia's hardest working farmer Velkej Bracha! They're checking in on a whole bunch of promotions they haven't talked about in a while (due to the combined trio of the G1, 5 Star & Princess Cup eating up a great deal of our time of course!), and it begins with All Japan's big show from EBARA WAVE Arena Ota! They talk about an unexpected result in the Triple Crown title match, where things might be headed with the Oudou tournament approaching, and a whole lot more. Then it's over to Sendai Girls for their own big show from Yoyogi Gym #2, another edition of "lol Chihiro wins". But also we get to talk about yet another amazing joshi rookie, of which there is apparently just an endless supply.

Then it's over to Marigold for the opening two nights of the Dream Star GP tournament, which was actually a bit better than expected! John is very, very happy to have Victoria Yuzuki back at least! Finally, things wrap up with SEAdLINNNG's 11th anniversary show from Korakuen, featuring some really good action and also a pair of fake Mexicans winning their tag titles, for some reason. Yeah.

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As WCW careens toward Uncensored 2000, the lads make another stop on Thunder Road to take stock of the many life choices that got them here:

*Dispatches from Dad World

*The arrival of the new greatest team in professional wrestling

*Cody Rhodes was watching his Thunder tapes confirmed

*Horrors untold as one wrestling match contains Knobbs, The Demon and The Dog

[Episode Original Broadcast Date 15 March 2000]

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Joel and Damon are back to discuss the fallout from New Japan's G1 Climax 36 Final - the epic Yuya Uemura vs Ryohei Oiwa match with listener feedback, internet buzz, and where the company moves from here. We empty the mailbag with your questions and wrap-up our 2026 G1 coverage.

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On this episode of The Flagship: a massive preview of AEW's biggest show of the year, AEW All In London, and all the other festivities taking place during the weekend.

Plus a review of ROH Death Before Dishonor, a tribute to Rovert & much more!

On the latest episode of the Gentlemen's Wrestling Podcast, Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics joins the show to talk about WWE's relationship a year into its deal with ESPN as the host of PLEs, WWE's performance and relationship with Netflix and AEW's running time for both PPVs and Dynamite. They close the show talking about talent development in the major promotions and the circumstances that American indie talent are faced today.

Welcome to Those Days: A Michinoku Pro Retrospective!

Case (https://twitter.com/_inyourcase) and Mike (https://twitter.com/fujiiheya) return to Michinoku Pro off the heels of their biggest show ever, These Days, to look at their October and November of 1996! And it’s busy for them immediately after Sumo Hall with appearances for WAR and JWP in Sumo Hall before closing out their October with a footage from 10/19 in Iwate. From there it’s time for Michinoku Pro’s annual Futaritabi Tag Team Tournament as El Hijo Del Santo enters Michinoku at an interesting stage in his career to team with Great Sasuke versus teams like returning winners The Great Sasuke and Kato Kung Lee, Two Kaientai DX teams and a whole lot more!

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It's a jam packed episode of Wrestling Omakase this week that features not one, not two, but THREE guests! Wow! Arametha is onboard for the entire thing, but meanwhile we're also joined again by Suit Williams to review the final night of the STARDOM 5 Star GP and then go over every wrestler in the tournament and how we thought they performed! The trio discusses the entire finals card from Ryogoku in great detail (along with some history of STARDOM in the venue and how their attendance here compares), including the semis and finals, the big Natsupoi vs. Saori Anou match as Poi's retirement road continues, and also discuss all the upcoming matches and possible directions heading into the fall! Plus, a review of every wrestler's overall tournament!

Then Suit says goodbye but John & Arametha are joined by first time guest Ed Kody! Ed is a big Tokyo Joshi fan so they were the perfect person to have on to help break down another awesome show out of this promotion from Korakuen Hall, on a great run of them! But first John discusses being inspired by Jeff Hawkins' goodbye podcast from this past week and how it made them think of 'ol TJPW (seriously!). Also I think there was some stuff in here about anime con raves getting shut down. I don't know, this segment was a little all over the place. But most importantly, it's PARTY TIME because Suzume won the Princess Cup, as they review the final night of the tournament and look ahead to what's coming next!

Finally, John & Arametha review the Sareee-ism Chapter XI show from Shinjuku FACE, breaking down what was another excellent show out of the sun god. It features another big Poi retirement road match, plus Chi Chi vs. Senka in a battle of young demons and a whole lot more! Somehow this episode went nearly four and a half hours despite ostensibly only being three individual show reviews. Who could possibly be surprised by now really.

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