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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: The reason the Burning Hammer is considered such a devastatingly powerful move is because it's very nearly THE most dangerous move ever invented in professional wrestling, basically amounting to picking your opponent up across your shoulders, then dropping sideways to slam them down ''right on their head.'' The move is flat-out ''banned'' in Wrestling/{{WWE}} because it's too dangerous to be used, and even Kobashi himself only used it ''7 times'' in 25 years. [[spoiler:When [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Brian Kendrick]] pulled it out against Wrestling/KotaIbushi in their match at the Wrestling/WWECruiserweightClassic tournament, the crowd predictably lost their shit--even more so when [[CueTheFlyingPigs Ibushi kicked out of it]].]]
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: The reason the Burning Hammer is considered such a devastatingly powerful move is because it's very nearly THE most dangerous move ever invented in professional wrestling, basically amounting to picking your opponent up across your shoulders, then dropping sideways to slam them down ''right on their head.'' The move is was flat-out ''banned'' in Wrestling/{{WWE}} for the better part of two decades because it's too it was dangerous to be used, and even Kobashi himself only used it ''7 times'' in 25 years. [[spoiler:When In more recent times, it has appeared exactly three times in WWE programming: from [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Brian Kendrick]] pulled it out against to Wrestling/KotaIbushi in their match at during the Wrestling/WWECruiserweightClassic tournament, the crowd Cruiserweight Classic, and from Wrestling/AJStyles to Wrestling/MattRiddle and Wrestling/CodyRhodes. Riddle was predictably lost their shit--even more so when [[CueTheFlyingPigs put down by it (the Styles Clash he took immediately afterward certainly helped, too), but Ibushi kicked out of it]].]]at two and Rhodes at ''one,'' with the in-universe explanation being that Kendrick and Styles used it in desperation without properly mastering the move, in addition to being much smaller in build than the tank-like Kobashi.
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* UnderwearOfPower: He has plenty of patterns and colors for variety(though he usually just sticks to black) but if you see him in anything else, he probably won't be wrestling.
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* UnderwearOfPower: He has plenty of patterns and colors for variety(though variety (though he usually just sticks to black) but if you see him in anything else, he probably won't be wrestling.
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: The reason the Burning Hammer is considered such a devastatingly powerful move is because it's very nearly THE most dangerous move ever invented in professional wrestling, basically amounting to picking your opponent up across your shoulders, then dropping sideways to slam them down ''right on their head.'' The move is flat-out ''banned'' in Wrestling/{{WWE}} because it's too dangerous to be used, and even Kobashi himself only used it ''7 times'' in 25 years. [[spoiler:When [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Brian Kendrick]] pulled it out against Wrestling/KotaIbushi in their match at the Wresling/WWECruiserweightClassic tournament, the crowd predictably lost their shit- even more so when [[CueTheFlyingPigs Ibushi kicked out of it]].]]
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* DangerousForbiddenTechnique: The reason the Burning Hammer is considered such a devastatingly powerful move is because it's very nearly THE most dangerous move ever invented in professional wrestling, basically amounting to picking your opponent up across your shoulders, then dropping sideways to slam them down ''right on their head.'' The move is flat-out ''banned'' in Wrestling/{{WWE}} because it's too dangerous to be used, and even Kobashi himself only used it ''7 times'' in 25 years. [[spoiler:When [[Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick Brian Kendrick]] pulled it out against Wrestling/KotaIbushi in their match at the Wresling/WWECruiserweightClassic Wrestling/WWECruiserweightClassic tournament, the crowd predictably lost their shit- even shit--even more so when [[CueTheFlyingPigs Ibushi kicked out of it]].]]
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Kenta Kobashi (Born 小橋 建太 on March 27th, 1967) started his career in Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling in the early 90's by losing 63 matches in a row, all to establish him as the ultimate {{Determinator}}, showing plenty of fire, charisma, and fight in every one, until the day he finally won his first singles competition. He eventually rose to the main event and put on legendary bouts with longtime nemesis Wrestling/MitsuharuMisawa, [[OvershadowedByAwesome Akira Taue]], and Wrestling/{{Toshiaki Kawada}}. And then he did it all again when he eventually moved to Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH alongside his erstwhile friend Misawa. He is also the progenitor of the ''Burning Hammer'' finishing move, a DangerousForbiddenTechnique that is so well-protected and so infrequently used it became legendarily powerful, to the point that anyone who has tried it since him has only ever done it in the most dire of circumstances, and it's pretty much always finished the match. He's even said [[Memes/ProfessionalWrestling to have killed his own cancer with it]].
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Kenta Kobashi (Born 小橋 建太 on (小橋 建太; born March 27th, 27, 1967) started his career in Wrestling/AllJapanProWrestling in the early 90's by losing 63 matches in a row, all to establish him as the ultimate {{Determinator}}, showing plenty of fire, charisma, and fight in every one, until the day he finally won his first singles competition. He eventually rose to the main event and put on legendary bouts with longtime nemesis Wrestling/MitsuharuMisawa, [[OvershadowedByAwesome Akira Taue]], and Wrestling/{{Toshiaki Kawada}}. And then he did it all again when he eventually moved to Wrestling/ProWrestlingNOAH alongside his erstwhile friend Misawa. He is also the progenitor of the ''Burning Hammer'' finishing move, a DangerousForbiddenTechnique that is so well-protected and so infrequently used it became legendarily powerful, to the point that anyone who has tried it since him has only ever done it in the most dire of circumstances, and it's pretty much always finished the match. He's even said [[Memes/ProfessionalWrestling to have killed his own cancer with it]].
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!!'''The following tropes are found in Kenta Kobashi:'''
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!!The following tropes are found in Kenta
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* FinishingMove: Kenta Kobashi used the Burning Hammer seven times in his career. It won the match every time.
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* FinishingMove: Kenta Kobashi used the Burning Hammer seven times in his career. It won the match every time. For the matches that he won without using the Burning Hammer, he mostly uses either a lariat, a brainbuster, or a moonsault.
