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* OldShame: He viewed his time as Tiger Mask II as this. He hated wearing the mask, didn't think he could embody the gimmick like Wrestling/SatoruSayama did and also felt that being Tiger Mask II stiffled his moveset and his career.
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* OldShame: CreatorBacklash: He viewed his time as Tiger Mask II as this. He hated wearing the mask, didn't think he could embody the gimmick like Wrestling/SatoruSayama did and also felt that being Tiger Mask II stiffled his moveset and his career.
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* OldShame: He viewed his time as Tiger Mask II as this. He hated wearing the mask, didn't think he could embody the gimmick like Wrestling/SatoruSayama did and also felt that being Tiger Mask II stiffled his moveset and his career.
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations. Wrestling/EddieKingston is a fan as well, wearing Misawa-style gear as a tribute during his first AEW world title challenge against [[Wrestling/DeanAmbrose Jon Moxley]].
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** After splitting with Jun Akiyama, Misawa wanted Wrestling/MasahitoKakihara to be his next tag partner. Baba shot this down as he did not understand the appeal of shoot style, and while his preferred choice was Maunakea Mossman (who would become better known in post-exodus AJPW as Taiyo Kea), Yoshinari Ogawa was agreed upon as a compromise.
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** After splitting with Jun Akiyama, Misawa wanted Wrestling/MasahitoKakihara to be his next tag partner. Baba shot this down as he did not understand the appeal of shoot style, and while his preferred choice was Maunakea Mossman (who would become better known in post-exodus AJPW as Taiyo Kea), Yoshinari Ogawa was agreed upon as a compromise.compromise.
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations. Wrestling/EddieKingston is a fan as well, wearing Misawa-style gear as a tribute during his first AEW world title challenge against [[Wrestling/DeanAmbrose Jon Moxley]],
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations. Wrestling/EddieKingston is a fan as well, wearing Misawa-style gear as a tribute during his first AEW world title challenge against [[Wrestling/DeanAmbrose Jon Moxley]],Moxley]].
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations.
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations. Wrestling/EddieKingston is a fan as well, wearing Misawa-style gear as a tribute during his first AEW world title challenge against [[Wrestling/DeanAmbrose Jon Moxley]],
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: While the feud successfully built AJPW's next generation of stars, Misawa's feud with Wrestling/JumboTsuruta never really reached its payoff. After that first shock pin in June 1990, Misawa had lost the next two consecutive singles matches against Jumbo, but the two wrestled to a time-limit draw in the 1992 Champion Carnival tournament, which ended up being their final singles meeting. Jumbo would never be the same after what turned out to be hepatitis reared its ugly head in the middle of that year, and while he managed to return for a couple of months and have a few decent tag matches, he needed to leave again after completing the October tour, and was never the same. With how methodical and patient Baba would prove to be during the King's Road era proper, it was probably inevitable that Jumbo's health would make a definitive conclusion to the Misawa feud a moot point, but maybe if he'd had just ''one more year'' in good health...
* Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
* Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Several.
** While the feud successfully built AJPW's next generation of stars, Misawa's feud with Wrestling/JumboTsuruta never really reached its payoff. After that first shock pin in June 1990, Misawa had lost the next two consecutive singles matches against Jumbo, but the two wrestled to a time-limit draw in the 1992 Champion Carnival tournament, which ended up being their final singles meeting. Jumbo would never be the same after what turned out to be hepatitis reared its ugly head in the middle of that year, and while he managed to return for a couple of months and have a few decent tag matches, he needed to leave again after completing the October tour, and was never the same. With how methodical and patient Baba would prove to be during the King's Road era proper, it was probably inevitable that Jumbo's health would make a definitive conclusion to the Misawa feud a moot point, but maybe if he'd had just ''one more year'' in good health...
* ** Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
** While the feud successfully built AJPW's next generation of stars, Misawa's feud with Wrestling/JumboTsuruta never really reached its payoff. After that first shock pin in June 1990, Misawa had lost the next two consecutive singles matches against Jumbo, but the two wrestled to a time-limit draw in the 1992 Champion Carnival tournament, which ended up being their final singles meeting. Jumbo would never be the same after what turned out to be hepatitis reared its ugly head in the middle of that year, and while he managed to return for a couple of months and have a few decent tag matches, he needed to leave again after completing the October tour, and was never the same. With how methodical and patient Baba would prove to be during the King's Road era proper, it was probably inevitable that Jumbo's health would make a definitive conclusion to the Misawa feud a moot point, but maybe if he'd had just ''one more year'' in good health...
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: While the feud successfully built AJPW's next generation of stars, Misawa's feud with Wrestling/JumboTsuruta never really reached its payoff. After that first shock pin in June 1990, Misawa had lost the next two consecutive singles matches against Jumbo, but the two wrestled to a time-limit draw in the 1992 Champion Carnival tournament, which ended up being their final singles meeting. Jumbo would never be the same after what turned out to be hepatitis reared its ugly head in the middle of that year, and while he managed to return for a couple of months and have a few decent tag matches, he needed to leave again after completing the October tour, and was never the same. With how methodical and patient Baba would prove to be during the King's Road era proper, it was probably inevitable that Jumbo's health would make a definitive conclusion to the Misawa feud a moot point, but maybe if he'd had just ''one more year'' in good health...
* Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
* Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
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** Wrestling/KeijiMutoh had wanted to work with Misawa since the early 1990s, and during his 1995 IWGP Heavyweight Championship reign he even wanted Misawa to challenge for the title in an interpromotional match for which he was completely willing to put him over. The [[Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling NJPW]] vs. [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation UWF-I]] feud ended up happening instead, with Mutoh defeating the challenging invader Wrestling/NobuhikoTakada.
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** Wrestling/KeijiMutoh had wanted to work with Misawa since the early 1990s, and during his 1995 IWGP Heavyweight Championship reign he even wanted Misawa to challenge for the title in an interpromotional match for which he was completely willing to put him over. The [[Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling NJPW]] vs. [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation UWF-I]] feud ended up happening instead, with Mutoh defeating the challenging invader Wrestling/NobuhikoTakada.Wrestling/NobuhikoTakada.
** After splitting with Jun Akiyama, Misawa wanted Wrestling/MasahitoKakihara to be his next tag partner. Baba shot this down as he did not understand the appeal of shoot style, and while his preferred choice was Maunakea Mossman (who would become better known in post-exodus AJPW as Taiyo Kea), Yoshinari Ogawa was agreed upon as a compromise.
** After splitting with Jun Akiyama, Misawa wanted Wrestling/MasahitoKakihara to be his next tag partner. Baba shot this down as he did not understand the appeal of shoot style, and while his preferred choice was Maunakea Mossman (who would become better known in post-exodus AJPW as Taiyo Kea), Yoshinari Ogawa was agreed upon as a compromise.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.answered.
** Wrestling/KeijiMutoh had wanted to work with Misawa since the early 1990s, and during his 1995 IWGP Heavyweight Championship reign he even wanted Misawa to challenge for the title in an interpromotional match for which he was completely willing to put him over. The [[Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling NJPW]] vs. [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation UWF-I]] feud ended up happening instead, with Mutoh defeating the challenging invader Wrestling/NobuhikoTakada.
** Wrestling/KeijiMutoh had wanted to work with Misawa since the early 1990s, and during his 1995 IWGP Heavyweight Championship reign he even wanted Misawa to challenge for the title in an interpromotional match for which he was completely willing to put him over. The [[Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling NJPW]] vs. [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation UWF-I]] feud ended up happening instead, with Mutoh defeating the challenging invader Wrestling/NobuhikoTakada.
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* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.''
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations.
* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.''
* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.''
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations.
* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.''''
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Misawa was invited by [[Wrestling/UniversalWrestlingFederation Union of Wrestling Forces International]] to compete in their world tournament in February 1994, but he never answered.
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations.
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations.inspirations.
* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.''
* OneOfUs: Besides being a great wrestler, he was an avid videogamer who loved ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'', ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWars Super Robot Taisen]]'', ''Franchise/FireEmblem'' and ''Franchise/SuperMarioBros.''
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on.
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* BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on. Also, while seemingly more of a New Japan guy, Wrestling/MontelVontaviousPorter sites the Tiger Driver 91 as one of his wrestling inspirations.
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*BigNameFan: Wrestling/ChrisHero, who unfortunately got to wrestle on the same show as ''his'' hero when it turned out to be the show Mitsuharu Misawa died on.
