What is UNCHAIN?

I kept saying I need stimulation like it was a habit, and I was always looking for a good opponent. Then a strange man with dreadlocks appeared competing for a FREEDOMS show in Osaka that Kamui had put together and he caught my eye. It was Gunso of Dove Pro-Wrestling. About ten years ago, Gunso had worked a Big Japan show in Hiroshima in a tag match against Numazawa and I. He didn't leave much of an impression on me at the time, but when I saw him for the first time in awhile, the atmosphere changed. The wrestlers of today are all about connecting with moves and techniques, but Gunso had assembled expressions, intervals, and an atmosphere during his match.

So I invited him to a FREEDOMS show in the Kanto region, and Gunso was also straight forward. He attacked me in our match and there was big heat between us with the audience. They were boo'ing angrily which I had not seen since Fukimoto appeared. Jun Kasai fans are very excited when a well known wrestler fights me, but when then they are like "Who are you?" they become even more amazing with passion. Gunso became a big heel and got boo'd every time he would interact with me, and he was gradually recognized by the fans by the time he ended up joining UNCHAIN and the voice of support for him continued to increase. Gunso and I also teamed up to win the Dove Pro Tag Team Titles, and it was fun to do that. I heard later one of the reasons that Gunso became a professional wrestler was because of the Fire Death Match I had with Shadow WX in Hiroshima. Gunso was also one of the people whose life was derailed by Jun Kasai. Gunso began working together with us in UNCHAIN, but in the end he betrayed us which I think was for the better.

UNCHAIN's policy is to be free, but there was a sense of companionship. Gunso was originally a lone wolf, and he was correct that his presence was diminished by joining UNCHAIN. There is a possibility that he will suddenly be targeted again in the future, but for me this is what I want.

Defending the DDT Extreme Championship

At this time, I might have been a little hungry. I was competing for other promotions in search of stimulation. December 2016 was a dizzying month. On December 4t at DDT's Edion Arena in Osaka, I competed against Danshoku Dino for the DDT Extreme Championship and took the title. On December 9th, at WRESTLE-1 I challenged with Shuji Kondo and NOSAWA for the UWA World Trios Championships and our team work was not very good, but we still took the belts. On December 17th, at the DDT Yokohama Radiant Hall show, I defended the DDT Extreme Championship against Makoto Oishi. On December 26th at "Blood Christmas" I won against Gunso in a Moonlight Darkness and Razor Cross Death Match. It usually is the end of the year for me after the Christmas show, but the next day on December 27th, Kintaro Kanemura's retirement event happened and there was a FREEDOMS provided match, and then we withdrew from the building before the event was over because there was a end of the year FREEDOMS party that night.

Takashi Iizuka

Then on December 30th, I participated at "TAKA and Taichi's Box Office" at Shin-Kiba 1st RING, and fought Takashi Iizuka in a hardcore match. When the offer came for the show the first time, I thought "is this true?" I won't run away or hide because I will do it, but will New Japan Pro-Wrestling be okay with this? I was skeptical. It wasn't realistic until I entered the venue that day, but it was really fun when I tried it. I brought in a saw board, but only a ordinary wrestler would bring just one weapon, so I hid a sledgehammer under the ring as well so it would not be taken away. However, Mr. Iizuka was also the crazy character that the company said he was. Because when I was a Junior High School student, I often saw the refreshing Mr. Iizuka. Mr. Iizuka and Mr. Choshu teamed up and took on the team of SS Machine and George Takano and took the IWGP Tag Team belts. But at that time, Mr. Iizuka really was a mad man and our match appealed to me as we definitely wanted to kill each other.

Daisuke Sasaki's Extreme Title

I defended the DDT Extreme Title against Akito in a Fluorescent Light Tubes IPPON Death Match on January 3, 2017 and then in a Dog Chain Death Match against Mad Paulie on February 4, 2017. Then Daisuke Sasaki who is as "charisma" challenged me for the title on March 20th, at the Saitama Super Arena venue. By this time, my son was completely addicted to professional wrestling, so he went to the venue with me. This building was huge. Wrestlers often say that it's more exciting to have a lot of customers in a big venue, but it's hard for me to do it if it's that big. I feel the concentration of the fans on the ring is dispersed, so for me, Korakuen Hall and Shin-Kiba 1st RING are the easiest for me to do. As for Daisuke Sasaki, I have wrestled him several times before, but to be honest, I thought what was so amazing about this guy? It's said he is "charisma", but I wondered if that is just what people around him say to him. I faced him in this big building and we looked like ants to most of the people watching, and as expected from one of Dick Togo's students our match was solid, and even with the hardcore rules, he used excellent wrestling techniques at key points as he is very skillful. I don't know if he's charismatic, but I thought he was a strong man. However, I lost the match and my belt was taken off. The cause of defeated was from being hit in the face with a ladder early on in the match and it broke my nose, which was not a painful injury, but the pace became out of order, otherwise it would have been a better match.

Second child

One this day, I had a double header, I left the arena with my nose broken and went to the WRESTLE-1 show at Korakuen Hall, where I teamed up with Keiji Muto and Shuji Kondo and faced Akebono, Manabu Soya, and NOSAWA in a 6 person tag match. Well this day was a day of various charisma. As I mentioned in the comments after the match against Daisuke Sasaki on that day, I learned that my second child would be born in September. I've always wanted it, and my second child was the Kasai family's long cherished desire. On August 27th, just before the scheduled date, there was a summer performance "Death Match Carnival" produced by Jun Kasai. It was a Triple Main Event and I am in a singles match with Jack who I lost in a "Ultimate Monster Battle Death Match" the previous year, so I want to start over here. At that time, Jack was completely established in Japan, and he was rampaging in death matches, and the violence was fully open, but usually he was quiet and did not talk much. He is different than me. He is intelligent like he is just out of college and Jack who as a boy who grew up in Mexico can do anything in total, including death matches, hardcore, lucha, and ordinary orthodox wrestling. He has all the power, stamina, and technique.

However, there is no such thing as the perfect wrestler. I just need a more powerful weapon and I can be more dangerous than him.

The match where I thought my finger flew off

This match with Jack was hard, and I was already fluttering by eating a package driver from the apron. In the middle of the match, Jack brought out a bottle of corona beer with contents and attacked me, but I took the bottle from him and slammed it into Jack's head. The glass shattered into pieces, and Jack blew away. At the moment I thought, the middle finger of my right hand, which was holding the beer bottle, felt like it was broken. Immediately after that, severe pain came, and I was surprised, I felt nothing at the next moment. I was convinced that my finger flew off, and when I looked at my right hand, it was full of blood, but my fingers were still stuck. The blood is everywhere, and I can't see the bones, so I thought it was okay, so I continued the match and finally decided on a vertical drop reverse tiger driver on the cactus to get the win.

The moment the match was over, the ring was full of seconds, and referee Keigo Yoshino looked at my right hand and said with a straight face, "This is not a normal injury." I told him, "It's bleeding a lot, but I can't see the bones, so it's okay." When I returned to the waiting room, an ambulance was called and I was supposed to go to the hospital, but I brought up about the fact that I had driven to the venue and I could not my leave my car in the parking lot of Korakuen Hall. Mr. Fujita said, "Then, I'll drive Kasai's car and follow him to the hospital." and he followed the ambulance. While having the doctor examine my wound at the hospital, I said "I have to go to the TAKA and Taichi box office at Shinjuku FACE, so please disinfect it quickly and stitch it up." I couldn't grasp the handle because the bandage was wrapped around my hand, so I ended up having Mr. Fujita drive me in my car home.

At the TAKA and Taichi box office the next day, I went only to say hello and challenge Mr. Iizuka to a return match. For the time being, I had to undergo surgery to connect my finger and nerves, so I was diagnosed out for one month. I canceled all my bookings I was supposed to participate in, causing trouble for many people. The day after I was discharged from the hospital after surgery to connect my fingers was the expected date of delivery for his daughter. My middle finger was bandaged around and I was able to go to the hospital with Kami, with the bandage making it look like I was always saying 'fuck you' to everybody, and I witnessed the birth of my daughter. The next day, when I had a medical examination, I was told, "you are getting more and more pus from your operated finger. You need more hospitalization for a while," and then I was hospitalized for another month and a half. I was separated from my newborn daughter immediately after birth and Kami who gave birth could not come to visit me with her even once.

It was a very lonely hospitalized life. Moreover, this time is when North Korea was shooting missiles at the Sea of ​​Japan, and when I sleep in bed, I am only hearing the news. I don't know the outside situation, and I thought that the war would really take place. If a missile flew here, I was desperately simulating that I would evacuate to the underground parking lot through this staircase. Basically, I can move with energy except for my fingers, so I got a lot of stress, but when I was finally able to leave the hospital, I was really relieved. Perhaps because I was separated from my daughter soon after she was born, and I was worried she would not realize for a while that she was really my child. It had been me, my wife, and my son for the last 15 years, so even though she was my long-awaited eldest daughter, she suddenly popped out, and that strange feeling was wiped away from me. People often said to me, "you love your son so much, so it would be strange if a girl was born," I love my son, but when my daughter gets a little bigger, I'll listen to whatever she says.

Rematch with Iizuka

Due to my prolonged injury, I was not able to participate in "Bloody Halloween" on October 29, I just produced it. My return match was at Korakuen Hall on November 13th. I went up against the UNCHAIN team of Takeda and Fukimoto with Takashi, who rarely I teams up with. In "Blood Christmas," Jack had the KFC title at this point and I had returned from injury, so I tried to get the belt back, but he hit back and got his revenge on me. However, after this match I reduced my bookings and I was able to rest my injury.

The only thing I needed to do is clean up my issue with Mr. Iizuka. On January 23, 2018, "TAKA Taichi Mania" was held, I decided to challenge and have the long-awaited rematch with Takashi Iizuka. The show has been scaled up to Korakuen Hall. Most of the spectators are New Japan fans, so I went in with the feeling that I was going to be boo'd loudly, but instead it's rather a welcome mood from the fans.

It was filled with an atmosphere like "Kasai, show me something amazing." For the past few years, I've been working to get my name more recognized, and in the 2017 "Number PLUS Pro-Wrestling General Election", I was ranked 10th in the ranking of most popular Japanese wrestlers. I had pride of being "the last fort of indie wrestlers", and I wondered if the name Jun Kasai had spread to New Japan fans. Mr. Iizuka, who faced me on the ring, was still crazy. We stabbed each other with bamboo skewers and cut each other with a saw, it seemed that I had done a little too much, and it was an no contest invalid match again. I wanted to kill Iizuka many more times, but he retired about half a year after this match. I don't think I'll have a match again with him, but since this showdown was a no contest both times, I still have a desire to settle it some day.

El Desperado

"TAKA Taichi Mania 2" was held on May 7th. It was El Desperado who stood in place of Mr. Iizuka here. Who is Desperado? When I went to Minoru Suzuki's produced show, I had a drink with him after the show. However, I didn't speak much at that time, and I got no impression of him. However, I heard that he seems to like Jun Kasai's matches, so even when this card was decided, I thought, "It would be rude if I can't do my style of death match," and I was actually allowed to do it.

When I entered first and waited in the ring, Desperado appeared with an item with barbed wire wrapped around a long desk table and a costume paying homage to the dress style that I sometimes wear to the ring. I thought, "Oh, this guy loves me," and the tension went up, and although it was under normal rules, I did what I wanted to do. I think we were also heating up. We started to try and kill each other with our knuckles. At the time, he fell down in front of me and didn't get up easily, so I thought he had taken quite a hit from me, but he got up and we went back to giving knuckle shots to one another.

The development became more rough with weapons, and referee Kyohei Wada tried to stop me and it was a knuckle fight again with Wada throwing the match out. I thought this would lead to a 'To Be Continued...' with Desperado and when I went back to the waiting room area, Desperado became noisy. I heard from people involved talking that it seemed like Desperado had broken his jaw with a punch I had given him during the match. I still had adrenaline going after the match and I thought 'so what that he got hurt?' but then my adrenaline went down, and I started to think, "Wow, it's because of me..." as Desperado was waiting for the Best of Super Juniors Tournament for New Japan Pro-Wrestling, but due to this injury he would have to be absent from the tournament.

When I got home, I went to sleep, and woke up in the morning, and I was depressed again, saying, "I've done something wrong." I often get injured, but I rarely injure my opponent because I messed up. I had gotten an acquaintance to text him the next day "Even though we had a match where we were trying to kill each other yesterday, I messed up." Then, Desperado replied, "I'm proud of what I did with you, and I got a stimulus that I can't usually get, so it was worth missing it." I thought he was a man, and I was happy that he came out with that feeling.

I heard Desperado had a jaw surgery and was hospitalized, so I decided to take my son to see him in the hospital. If I had my chin broken, I wouldn't be able to eat much food, and I knew how it was like to be absent, so I thought I'd threaten him a little brightly, so I gently approached Desperado's bed with the curtains closed. Then, I made a evil laugh voice from behind the curtain. then I thought "I'm not hearing anything. What if he does not find this funny?" so I felt uncomfortable and I opened the curtain. Desperado was laying down on the bed not paying attention while watching YouTube on his smart phone. When I said, "What's up? You doing okay?" he noticed me and smiled, "Oh! You came to see me?" I thought he had a strong heart, and he had a little Mexican in him. Since then, I haven't been able to have a match with Desperado again, but I would like to again some day. This is also because there was no victory or defeat in our match that went to a no contest.

Miedo and Ciclope

On July 29th, we had a Fire Death Match for the first time in a long at the Tsurumi Ryokuchi Flower Expo Memorial Park in Osaka. Tsurumi Ryokuchi is the place where I made my debut. However, it was extremely hot on this day, and the situation would cause many fans to have to walk around in front of our 'Fire Death Match'. The match was also chaotic overall as Fukimoto's ass was ignited at the end, after a trainee who was the second for the match at the time mistakenly used kerosene when he wanted to sprinkle water instead. This was a shocking situation in which Fukimoto's ass got burnt up after being struck. Our opponents for the fire death match at this time was Jack, Miedo Extremo, and Ciclope known as "Los Nomadas", and the violent rampage with the Mexicans was fresh. Miedo has high physical ability, and he looks like he has power as he wrestles like he is riding a wave. Ciclope is also dexterous, but sometimes it feels like his size is a little small. However, in this match, Ciclope is superior. He is very charismatic and some have said he is "Mexico's Jun Kasai". I don't think we're similar, but it might look like it if I went to Mexico.

I can not be below the Big Japan Champion.

I celebrated my 20th Anniversary this year. On August 28th, the summer production "Tokyo Death Match Carnival 2018" will be held as "Crazy Monkey's 20th Anniversary" and when it comes to that, my opponent can be Takeda. Takeda this year has become the double crowned champion of KFC and Death Match Heavyweight of Big Japan Pro-Wrestling and was riding high. Is a feeling of expectation for this card for the celebration of my 20th Anniversary? I don't know, but on this day Korakuen Hall was overcrowded for the biggest show since the beginning of FREEDOMS. The main event is a "20th Anniversary of the Dead No Canvas & Glass Board Death Match.

Takeda pulled out scissors and saw, and both of us struck back with bamboo skewers and were smashed into the abyss with the glass board and got very bloody, but at the end he got the Reverse U-Crash on me and I heard the three count. I lost, but I was able to shed good blood and I think I was able to have a unique death match that seemed like my 20th anniversary. However, this match was just a KFC title match. It happens that Takeda also held the Big Japan Death Match Heavyweight belt, but if Takeda was only holding the Big Japan Death Match Heavyweight belt, whether it was a non-title or a tag match, I definitely would not have been pinned. If that happens, then Jun Kasai will be lower than the Big Japan champion. That would be absolutely unpleasant. Fans often say that it's strange that Jun Kasai isn't wearing the Big Japan Death Match Heavyweight Title. But I don't need it. It's not a pride thing for me, but I believe it is inevitable.

Toshiyuki Sakuda

I am not sure about the internal circumstances of Big Japan Pro-Wrestling at that time, but I felt that the Death Match fighters who belonged to them also wanted stimulation. The death match fighters wrestle in Big Japan as their home, for better or for worse. When I was a member there, since there are many tours, everyone gets along well, and there is a strong atmosphere that the wrestlers cooperate with each other to protect the company, and for that reason I noticed wrestlers who do all the work given to them by the office workers. After all, I think it is important in professional wrestling to keep an honest feeling of "I don't want to lose to you."

You respect them as a representative of the company and as a member of society, but it's a death match. When I go up to the ring, I want to think I am stronger than you, and I can have the spirit that I won't lose to you even if you are more popular with the fans or if you're wrestling for the first time. That is why you can kill each other mercilessly during the match. Do Big Japan wrestlers continue to have that kind of feeling? When I was thinking about that, there was a Ryogoku Sumo Hall show on November 11th for Big Japan Pro-Wrestling and I decided to go to a Big Japan ring for the first time in four and a half years.

The card is the 045 Evil Monkeys team of Numazawa and I vs. Ryuji Ito and Abdullah Kobayashi who I faced in the ring for the first time in a long time, and they did not seem to change, and I felt a little different. Ito stabbed me with a syringe in my cheek, but in the Numazawa got caught and lost the match. I was watching other matches on that day, and I was a little worried about Toshiyuki Sakuda. Sakuda teamed up with Takayuki Ueki to challenge Ryota Hama and Yasufumi Nakanoue in a Table Crash Match. I knew Sakuda really liked death matches. However, the match was nothing, and Ueki was defeated by table crash from Hama. When I saw that, I thought what a waste. I felt like Sakuda could do so much more if he did a death match with me. So when he returned backstage after his match, I instinctively said, "I found the guy who could inspire Jun Kasai in this Big Japan Pro-Wrestling!" I didn't say the name, but it was Sakuda.

There are many motives that cause a non-stimulating death match. "Lets get attention by doing this death match" or whatever. However, with Sakuda, I really liked his death match and felt like he was doing it because he loved it. I only got that feeling with Takeda when it came to Japanese wrestlers. In other words, I think he's crazy and an alien. I called Sakuda to FREEDOMS. At the 2018 Blood Christmas show, I booked Sakuda vs. Fukimoto, and then on January 30, 2019, we finally had our first death match. By being involved with me, Sakuda's life began to go crazy, and eventually he left Big Japan Pro-Wrestling.

At "Blood Christmas" in 2018, I fought Takeda and seized the KFC belt. When I looked at FREEDOMS again as champion, I was worried that the motivation of the wrestlers that belonged there might have dropped. The 20th Anniversary box office was overcrowded, and if you leave it to Jun Kasai, you will be safe. Are they just drifting along? Freelancers like Takeda and Fujita are always highly motivated, but I also wanted to ask the wrestlers who belong to FREEDOMS, "Are you satisfied?" There seems to be no stimulus to bring happiness to the FREEDOMS fans. Feeling my intention, Fukimoto challenged for the belt, and Mr. Fujita also made a name for himself on the title front. I saw their inspiration. I thought it was the same UNCHAIN at first, but when I think about it now, I think they both challenged me to inspire me.

Toru Sugiura

It was Toru Sugiura who finally caught fire in this flow. As I wrote before, Sugiura tried to do a death match around 2013, and his heart broke and he quickly ran away. But five years have passed since then, Sugiura got married, and a child was born, and he finally said "I'll do it!" It may have made me feel like I am getting older. When Sugiura hit me in our death match on July 3, 2019, I was dreading every bit of the pain I suffered. It's different from the old days. However, I had accumulated so much damage over the many years, and my condition was getting worse and worse. I had hernias in my jaw and hip that were particularly severe, and when I wrestled the GCW guys at the Death Match Carnival on August 28th, I was barely able to compete. My body was tight, you will not be able to keep up.

There was a day when I thought "I don't want to go to the venue today" for the first time in my professional wrestling life. Even so, on October 1st, there was the 10th year anniversary of the launch of FREEDOMS where I defended the KFC title against Sugiura. I was dealing with so many injuries, but I don't feel like losing to Sugiura. However, Sugiura was the exact opposite and had so much desire going into this match. He had gained a lot of confidence since our match in July and the early part of the match got me on track. Sugiura is originally in good shape, and when he runs, he can run forever. I had a chance to win, but I couldn't keep up with the pain of what my body was going through at this time, and my condition and tension were disturbed and I lost giving up the throne to Sugiura.

As expected, it is difficult to continue in this state. I decided to take a break to prolong the career. However, the absence of Jun Kasai at "Blood Christmas" on December 25th is anxious in terms of attracting customers and causes trouble for the company. Therefore, we announced that I will be absent indefinitely after this show. I decided to participate in a tag match with Ryuji Ito at "Blood Christmas" After that, I decided the rest of the card. Around this time, I was in a match to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Ryuji Ito's debut for Big Japan on November 4th. An offer for the Ryogoku Sumo Hall show arrived.

The card composed of me and Sakuda against Ito and Takashi. For me, instead of standing in the same corner as Sakuda, I wanted to face each other and do an ongoing death match, but this day is Ito's anniversary match. Feeling nostalgic, Ito and Takashi killed us. When the match was over I suddenly looked around the venue, and thought "How do I get out of the ring today?" Usually, I go back to the waiting room silently, or pushing up my middle finger against my opponent and pull it up, but I thought it wouldn't be fun to do the same thing on this day, so I suddenly shook hands with Ito. I just thought that it was more interesting for the customers to behave astonishingly, and I wanted to feel the surprise.

When I got home and decided to go to bed, the scene flash back to me. I shook hands with Ito rarely, so it would be interested if I teamed with Ito on December 25th, when I would be absent for a long time afterwards. Miedo and Ciclope who are my opponents will not know what to do. I thought this would stimulating, so I immediately assembled the card.

Originally, Ito and I are not very close. Although I am a senior and he is a junior, we have a relationship like synchronization. However, we have no common interests, and I am confident that even if we went out drinking together, it would not be exciting at all. However, we both made our debut in Big Japan Pro-Wrestling, and saw the good and bad, and the hard times coming to this point. So, without exchanging words, Ito knew what I was thinking, and I know what Ito is thinking. I didn't have any meetings about forming a tag team, and I didn't even talk about it. Still, we know what we want to do during the match and it doesn't get in the way. For the rare tag, we were strangely calm, so I think the other party and customers were confused. I don't know what to call the air flowing between us, but that's the relationship between Jun Kasai and Ryuji Ito.

Coronavirus Impact

After the match, my rest period began. I had a plan to overhaul my injured areas while continuing to work out to maintain my body, but after a short break, I found out that no special treatment was needed. Above all, just saying "I'm not passive" makes me feel better and better. As I have been doing death matches for over 20 years, the passive shot taken to the body is more damaging to the whole body than any weapon shot is. So after a month of healing my body, I felt much better and was able to regain my condition that I could return at any time. My energy and physical strength have been enhanced, and my motivation has increased for the first time in a long time. I want to come back soon and shed blood. Around this time, epidemic of the new coronavirus began. FREEDOMS had decided to collaborate with GCW to launch a box office in Florida, USA in April. I would be brilliantly surrounded by death match freaks there.

I had plan to make a comeback and return to the ring in Japan during Golden Week, but it was all blank. To be clear, my heart broke. When I came back, I want everyone to see my body was better than before I was absent, as I was training all the time, but when I heard the news that the coronavirus might cancel everything until 2021, I stopped caring. I started drinking alcohol every day.

I was alerted that the professional wrestling world would resume with the FREEDOMS first show on June 10th. "Huh? That early?" but I wanted to have a match, so I went crazy and hurriedly built my body up for the return match. It was valuable to have a match in this situation, and I was very happy, but the number of customers is less than half and everyone can't speak out, so they just applaud while watching. I am conscious of doing things beyond the imagination of the customers and getting them to cheer in response. If I can't communication with the customers, I myself can not rise. It is a major premise that I am happy to have to be able to wrestle in front of customers. But if you're a professional, you want to show them a match where they can't make a noise. I want to have a match where they can't control themselves and have to make noise. However, I can't do that, as I would not feel professional. No matter how long it lasts, the coronavirus will eventually converge. At that dawn, I want you to see my death match in a more free state than before, and raise your voice. You can scream and pour your heart out. I want you to go crazy. I want to keep fighting at the forefront of death matches until that time comes.

Personally, I have many goals. I want to a death match that no one has seen yet, and I want to be inspired by rivals I have not seen yet. I want to earn more money and build my own home. It was suppose to happen in April 2020, but one day I would like to take my son to the United States and show him me in a match while getting screamed at from a pack of death match freaks. I have been waiting for people all over the world including America, Mexico, Germany, Australia, and move beyond language and culture. I want to show them my bright red back. Even though I like what I do, what I am doing with my body is shaving off my life. I haven't been rewarded yet. If you look at the bright side of the coronavirus, there will be a huge stimulus that awakens Jun Kasai who will be satisfied with doing what he did as the charisma of death matches without a partner and a goal. Jun Kasai's life as a professional wrestler is accompanied by the word madness.

Conclusion

Jun Kasai is crazy about professional wrestling and death matches. I want my opponent to go crazy. I want to make the audience enthusiastic and upset the way of life for all involved. It would be great if the person who reads this autobiography also saw Jun Kasai's death match and his feelings and common sense went crazy. Jun Kasai = Death Match. Death Match = Jun Kasai. When Jun Kasai is over, then death matches can be over. But it's not over yet. I will continue to run through my life as a professional wrestler who is even more crazy.

December 2020 - Jun Kasai

Translated by: BAHU
Published on: January 31, 2021