All Japan Pro Wrestling: Champion Carnival April 26th 2025

As I desperately try to catch up with my All Japan reviews despite losing a weekend to karaoke and headbanging-related neck injuries, here we are in beautiful Nagoya in the gorgeous Port Messe Nagoya Exhibition Hall #2 with almost 900 folks in the building.

Aigle Blanc, Dan Tamura, Hideki Suzuki, Jack Kennedy & MUSASHI vs. Atsuki Aoyagi, Mike D Vecchio, Rising HAYATO, Ryo Inoue & Ryuki Honda

Background: So we have Carnival participants Aigle, Hideki, Mike, and Ryuki, juniors Tan, MUSASHI (the champ!), Atsuki, HAYATO, Ryo, and also random large American goon Jack Kennedy who is a member of Hokuto-Gun. Last time we met, Atsuki pinned MUSASHI with HAYATO’s help and I have to imagine the junior champ is feeling a bit of a way.

The Match: Aigle and Mike face off with a fast-paced grappling exhibition as they’re clearly familiar. They do their biz and MIke gets to show off his power and speed and they don’t let any of their jawdropping movement breathe and also these ropes are CRAZY loose. Blanc gets a rana out of the corner but gets caught on a crossbody and eats a press into a standing moonsault. Blanc tags in Hideki and Mike tags in Ryuki and Honda immediately tries to choke Suzuki on the ropes but the vet scrambles away until the red-haired menace captures him. Ryo then tags in to keep the abuse going but Hideki bullrushes to the corner and in comes MUSASHI to preen and pander and hotdog. Ryo stomps him down and bludgeons with axehandles and finally unleashes a KENTA-esque kick flurry before MUSASHI chops the youngster…only to get kicked to oblivion. Ryo does the Fargo Strut and Hideki pops in to…strut as well but then it’s all breaking down in Nagoya and Team Aigle all bludgeon Inoue in the corner. We reset to Ryo vs. Dan, and Inoue kicks Tamura down, tags in HAYATO who hits a Poetry in Motion off of Dan’s back and then he isolates the sturdy junior. Rope-run sequence where HAYATO takes down Tamura with a back elbow, he powders, Rising hits the fakeout dive into a pose and then gets the pescado and preens to the crowd. I’ve seen it like 50 times but it’s so smooth and fun. Back inside and Dan catches a HAYATO thrust kick, gets a standing lariat and then goes for a Samoan drop but the blonde slips out only to continue to catch a beating from the bruising junior. HAYATO runs into a lariat but reverses a brainbuster into a falcon arrow and we got a double-tag as Jack Kennedy and Ryuki Honda get a shoulderblock battle that Ryuki loses. The big American gets a corner charge for 2.7 (?!?!) and they fight over a brainbuster which ends in a stalemate and Ryuki spears Jack, but MUSASHI dropkicks Ryuki, Ryo kicks MUSASHI, and Aigle gets a springboard knee on Inoue. Whew that was quick! And we’re keeping at it as Atsuki flies in for a tilt-a-whirl DDT that gets turned into Blanc’s Whiplash neckbreaker. And then the Frenchman hits a flip dive on everybody outside before Mike gets an Asai moonsault and accidentally walks into a shot revealing they’re in a FAR bigger room than their crowd and you just see empty darkness in this aircraft hanger of a building behind him. Ouch. And speaking of ouch, we return to Jack Kennedy, and his more talented opponent Ryuki Honda. They run at each other in dramatic fashion and Jack wins for a 2.8 count. Ryuki finally comes back with a lariat and then another lariat for 2.5. And Honda keeps at it with a Final Vent for 3.

**¼

So incredibly meat and potatoes I darn-near tipped at the end. But they did it with pop and verve and energy, so they get that quarter star tip.

Shotaro Ashino [0] vs. XYON [4] – A Block Match

Background: Former Carnival winner Shotaro and current sorta whatever foreigner XYON are battling it out. Shotaro is technically NOT eliminated yet if my math is right (it probably isn’t). Anyway, Shotaro is a technical guy who loves suplexes and anklelocks and XYON is a big heavy striking guy who needs space to work but has the strength, speed, and size advantage on Ashino.

The Match: Shotaro immediately goes the waistlock and XYON throws him off and poses. Lockup, XYON gets the back and shows off strength, Shotaro to the headlock and gets tosses around some more but the smaller Japanese man goes to the ankle and XYON squirms away. Okay, so Shotaro needs to use his technique. Or strikes as Ashino breaks an exchange with uppercuts and then gets a gutwrench suplex and poses himself. But XYON kips up and gets a Dikembe finger-wag to let Shotaro that ain’t gonna fly. Jumping boot knocks Shotaro down and then a camel clutch lets XYON use his size to wear out the Master of Suplex. XYON breaks with a buttdrop and then does Ryuki’s rope choke in a spot that uh, I don’t think is intentional and he’s just sorta doing. Falling headbutt, jumping splash, and it’s all XYON. XYON gets 2 out of a hard corner whip but Shotaro comes back with uppercuts but runs into a shoulder and more of XYON’s kicky and stompy. But an arrogant cover is turned into an anklelock by Shotaro. XYON eventually kicks Shotaro away and we have a double-down of sorts. XYON gets up first and slugs at Shotaro in the corner and gets a whip but Ashino goes up…but the Aussie cuts him him off with a spinning Samoan drop and goes for his high-angle pounce but Shotaro dodges and gets the ankle lock, counters a few XYON roll-throughs and XYON taps.

**½

So I think that XYON is getting better or people are getting better at working around him. He’s just sort of a wild torpedo and Shotaro just bouncing around and then finally setting up the anklelock is…well it’s giving both of them an identity at least. Both guys tried hard and it all made sense.

Davey Boy Smith Jr. [8] vs. Kengo Mashimo [6] – A Block Match

Background: Davey is undefeated, Kengo is uh…not. But both are 20+ year veterans with eclectic if distinct skillsets. DBSJ is large, strong, with technical (if not submission) skills and a few top-rope maneuvers. Kengo is the Assassin, he breaks arms, kicks heads, and has only two matches left. Kengo is giving up a ton of size but he’s the more vicious competitor at least.

The Match: Davey immediately just throws Kengo out of the lockup and poses. Second attempt has a headlock into a shoulderblock that Davey wins and then gets a bodyslam and a cover…that Kengo turns into a hammerlock and rides for a bit. Davey gets a back elbow to break and slugs it out DBSJ wins but he gets a whip and Kengo just slides out of the ring to powder and recover and when he smirks Davey chases, and Kengo stalls it out just going through the ropes while preening. Mashimo eventually catches Davey chasing him by dragging him outside, but the Canadian just whips Kengo into the barricade and slams his smaller foe on the steel. The beatings continue inside as Davey just sorta does his awkwardly stiff strikes while Kengo does textbook snap back bumps. Davey stomps Kengon in the ropes as the ref objects and I’m kinda struggling who is the heel here. Davey with a snap suplex for 2 and then the NERVEHOLD OF DEATH! That fiend, he should be tried for murder 1. Wait he switched to a chinlock, alright, manslaughter I guess. Kengo makes the ropes but is D-E-D and Davey just stomps. More brawling and a Davey dropkick and legdrop murderize Kengo. And DBSJ is like “yeah I’mma do ANOTHER legdrop” and we get 2. Mashimo is just done and Davey is hitting his “I’ve done so much stuff and you’re alive and it’s bugging me” thing whicH I always appreciate. The two struggle over Davey’s powerbomb and Kengo backdrops out to get a bit of life. And now we have an actual slugfest that Kengo stumbles through to get a jump kick that drops Davey. Davey tries a corner charge, gets stymied, but eats an armlock kneedrop out of the corner and Smith immediately starts selling like Kengo is slicing his arm off. Mashimo with a few armbreakers but runs into a big boot. Smith goes for a brainbuster but Kengo takes him down with an armbar and Kengo seats it and Davey is just SCREAMING in pain and fights for the ropes and eventually makes them. Kengo patiently waits for Davey to make his feet, and the big Canuck goes for a backdrop driver, Kengo snatches the arm! But Davey realizes that it’s any port in a storm and settles for a sidewalk slam, perhaps in honor of fellow Canadian legend Dino Bravo. Kengo has rolled to the ropes and when Davey stalks over to keep it up he gets a necksnap and then an armsnap, but when Davey goes for a third attack Kengo gets his own armsnap and goes up but gets cutoff. Davey with the powerslam! 1-2-Kengo kicks out. Backdrop driver for 2.9! Davey calls for the finish with a scoop into an inverted DDT for 2.3 and Davey acts like this is his mega-finish as he freaks out when Kengo kicks out and goes for a second cover. Maybe I had a stroke but I do NOT remember this as Davey’s big move. The ref is checking if Kengo is dead here and Davey pulls him off, which lets Kengo cradle the canuck for 3.

***

Well that whole ending TOTALLY missed me where unless I missed something, Davey’s Scorpion Death Drop is not a super mega finisher for him. But I think the work into it where Kengo just kept scheming and surviving and Davey just got frustrated and wanted to beat Kengo as opposed to win was solid, decent selling from Davey as well. But overall this tournament has been a masterpiece for Mashimo, excellent work from him.

Kuma Arashi [4] vs. Jun Saito [4] – A Block Match

Background: A battle between guys of VERY different positions, Kuma being a tag-guy with a comedic bear enthusiast gimmick and Jun Saito being the y’know, top champ. But still, same number of points (though Jun has had less matches). It’ll be a power matchup as the beefy Kuma battles the large Jun and his deadly arsenal of throws. Kuma of course has his bulk and his howls.

The Match: We get a big lockup and Kuma wins, breaks, and howls, Jun then tells Kuma ‘Doom’ in response. Headlock into a shoulderblock sequence and Jun finally wins after multiple rebounds. Kuma powders and Jun follows with a diving axehandle off the apron, lucha Saito! Jun then gets a Greco-Roman slam of Kuma’s head on the apron and places Kuma on the ringpost and sets up a running boot and Kuma dodges! Jun hurts his foot and the bear enthusiast takes over and uses a cheer towel to choke Jun a bit before wiping himself with it and returning it to the fan. Back in and Kuma gets the jumping senton for a two count. Kuma follows by using the ropes to step on Jun’s chest which of course is a regular Saito move. Kuma goes for a powerbomb but Jun gets the big back body drop and now the champ lands a pair of Yakuza kicks and a delayed brainbuster (that he walks around the ring for!) for 2. Chokeslam attempt by Jun but Kuma counters with the cranial claw! Kuma gets a dropkick! Kuma with the torture rack and the drop for 2. The self-titled Super Bear with a corner charge, slam, and a middle-rope senton that whiffs. Bomaye by Jun gets 2. Psycho Break by Jun is turned into a crossbody by Kuma for 2. Kuma tries to get Jun up again but Saito slips out and they trade clotheslines and roar and Jun drops first…but he might be playing possum as when Kuma goes in to capitalize he takes a MONSTER chokeslam bump (looked fantastic but we know Kuma has a good vertical) but Jun’s followup is turned into a brainbuster by Kuma. More clubbering until Jun just spears Kuma…for 1! Back to the slugfest and they trade strike combos until a spinning lariat drops Kuma and Jun follows with another Bomaye and that’s 3.

***

Well this was fun! Jun got to kinda work from underneath against the bigger Kuma, he sold more, bumped more, and Kuma can absorb these strikes and take some of his own big bumps for him. Fun chemistry and it expands Jun’s depth as a worker to change up his power-style to something more strike heavy.

Takashi Yoshida [0] vs. Kento Miyahara [4] – A Block Match

Background: Takashi is an old goofy cheater, like half-Yano, half-Iizuka. Kento is the Best of the Best, the boisterous, charismatic, fiery ace of All Japan. Kento is only at a 50/50 winrate here and this is a must-win for him to have a chance to pull off the Block win.

The Match: Kento immediately just preens and peacocks to the crowd to draw out their cheers and then we get the big lockup that Miyahara wins. Clean break and Takashi extends his hand and Kento doesn’t accept, second lockup and this time Yoshida wins teases a cheapshot…but gives the clean break. Sportsmanship! And we get another offer of a handshake and Kento asks the crowd if he should accept, so to prove his honesty Takashi shakes the hand of his second and the crowd begs Kento to accept, which he does and Yoshida IMMEDIATELY throat thrusts him. Yoshida then goes at Kento’s nose with a noogie and then grinds his wrist tape on Miyahara’s eyes. Kento with a big boot though to send Yoshida outside and the Best of the Best gets some headbutts as they brawl ringside with Yoshida getting whupped. Takashi begs off and then takes Taishin Nagao as a hostage, but Kento don’t care and boots him down regardless. A half-dozen more headbutts and Kento finally tosses Yoshida back inside…who immediately starts selling like Kento had given him a low blow and the ref starts chewing out Kento. So when Kento tries to go back inside, Takashi takes advantage of the refs distract and nails the ropes as Miyahara steps in, giving Kento an actual low blow. Takashi then unwraps the wrist tape and chokes Kento with it and when the ref breaks it up Yoshida makes sure to act like he has no idea how the tape got unwrapped. Takashi continues his technical clinic by stepping on Kento’s face using the ropes for leverage and then he headlocks Kento and grinds his face on the top rope. Some stomps in the corner while Yoshida acts like the crowd is chanting for him, and then gives a very loud “SHADDAP!” at the Kento chants. Snapmare and a fist drop follow, and the ref chastises him for that so Takashi shows his open palm. A chinlock with more eye rakes follow from Yoshida, and Takashi is now talking mad noise while Kento sells his eye and screams in pain. And before long the KEN-TO chants fill the room. Yoshida goes to the eye again but he’s so filled with unearned confidence he slips up and whips Kento…who immediately gets the forward roll, low dropkick! High dropkick! Flex! Miyahara has started his comeback! Corner charge! Suplex attempt, but Yoshida stuffs it, Kento with a headbutt and Yoshida flat backs off of it…but his foot flies upwards and nails Kento low again. Yoshida goes for a powerbomb now but Kento gets a big back bodydrop out of that. They slug it out with Yoshida getting his flurry of throat thrusts but eating a big boot in return. Yoshida goes back to the throat thrust flurry and finishes with a gamengiri and then a running lariat for 2.8. Yoshida goes for a second but Kento ducks and goes for the Shutdown German Suplex but Yoshida breaks and goes for an eye poke but Kento blocks with his forearm, Blackout! Shutdown German Suplex attempt number 2 and this one gets the 1-2-3.

***½

What total ridiculous absurdity. I appreciate the first half of this match there was maybe one bump as they just worked all sorts of corny tricks and blatant cheating while Kento howled in pain and agony. Both guys are so absurd and so willing to play clowns it made them both look better they’re such dorks. Tremendous silly fun.

Hokuto Omori [2] vs. Madoka Kikuta [4] – B Block Match

Background: A guest from Dragon Gate, Madoka is the Hip-Bomb Kid who is an explosive athlete who destroys you with a variety of hip checks. He’s all speed and high-impact moves though he has his silly side to him. Hokuto is the leader of Hokuto-Gun, just a parade of freaks and weirdos, Hokuto likes his mind games but he has a KO forearm and a variety of MMA inspired holds as well. Additionally Hokuto has Kuma, Takashi, and Jack Kennedy at ringside.

The Match: Big lockup that Madoka wins but Hokuto reverses and then blows a kiss out of the break. Madoka then grabs the hand after the third blown kiss, snatches it and bowls Hokuto over with a shoulder and kicks him on the ropes. Madoka goes for the hip-check against the ropes but Omori powders…sneaks around the ring and kicks Madoka’s leg out of his leg from the back. Kikuta goes outside and various Hokuto-Gun members savage the Dragon Gate man before Hokuto deigns to attack Madoka himself. Kikuta tries to reverse a whip but is outsmarted and Omori and Takashi stomp him out. Hokuto then uh…slams Madoka’s head against Kuma’s posterior and then Kuma picks up Kikuta and Takashi…well he goes for his thrust attack but it isn’t to the throat this time. Well then. Back in and Hokuto continues to uh…attack the rear of Madoka. Kikuta just gets up and chops the devil out of Hokuto though. Hokuto responds with a gouge that might give Madoka pinkeye. More Hokuto offense with a back elbow and a backdrop driver for 2. But Madoka blocks another charge with some boots in the corner and gets a savate kick to follow, and now now the chops as Hokuto is just being obliterated by them. Scoop slam and leg drop get 2 for Madoka but he pauses to wipe out the Hokuto-Gun interference from the apron and then follows with a running hip bomb off the apron. Back in and Hokuto baits Madoka into charging into an uncovered turnbuckle and gets a victory roll for 2. Strike exchange ends in a discus lariat by Madoka, but a hip-bomb is countered into an atomic drop and Dragon Suplex by Hokuto for 2.9. Brainbuster for 2.99 follows by Omori and Hokuto goes up for a frog splash that falls on Kikuta’s knees. They both fight over a whip but Madoka wins and sends Hokuto into the turnbuckle he exposed and follows with a hip-bomb into the corner, a second hip-bomb gets 2.9 and a discus lariat gets 3.

***

Jerk heel cheats and falls to his own cheating is great stuff, kinda wish this wasn’t following the last match though the cheating was different. I will say all the…butt attacks got a bit weird, but that’s Japan for you. Madoka isn’t close to the seller that Kento is either, but who is? Still, good work even if I wonder if Hokuto is just gonna be a goofy weirdo jobber.

Yuma Aoyagi [4] vs. Rei Saito [0] – B Block Match

Background: Both pretty serious challengers despite their relative win total. Yuma is a two-time Triple Crown champion and Rei is a multi-time tag-champ and twin brother to the current TC champion. Yuma beat the Saitos for his current tag-titles and they’ve challenged in tags multiple times. Yuma is portrayed as the most skilled, and smartest wrestler in All Japan, but a guy who maybe doesn’t take it seriously enough and gets caught joking around. Rei is the goofier member of his tag-team on some level, but while Jun has more acclaim and singles success, Rei’s vice is taking too much joy in destroying his opponents. A bulky brawler, while Jun has a deep bag of offense tricks, Rei mostly just slaps and chops his opponents into oblivion and uses the odd power move to finish them off. Both guys with a worse record than you’d hope, Rei needs to prove he can pull off what his brother did and Yuma needs to prove he can win despite his silly side. Oh and Rei’s shoulder has been taped up massively like it’s been the entire tournament.

The Match: On his way to the ring Yuma brings two cans of Asahi Super Dry with him and hands it to a ringboy…and he’s very obviously ripping off Jun’s voice as he shouts around the ring. Lockup and Rei just tosses Yuma to the dirt. Second attempt and Yuma keeps goofing and gets obliterated by a shoulderblock battle. Yuma remembers that he’s actually smart and low-bridges Rei to the outside and then forgets he’s smart and brawls with Rei throughout the crowd…but then remembers he’s smart and chokes Rei with a fans towel…but forgets he’s smart and taunts Rei by wiping his undercarriage with a Saito Bros cheer towel and Rei fires up and chokes out Yuma himself. Rei chops Yuma around and refolds his towel between the violence and they just wander through the crowd while Aoyagi gets whooped. We finally return ringside and Rei puts Yuma against the post to set up a shoulderblock and he goes for it but bails out halfway as he remembers how many times he’s eaten it on this very same spot. Yuma begs off and Rei hits it legit in a pretty amusing moment. We finally go back inside for a quick cover and more of Rei just stomping Yuma around. Aoyagi makes his feet eventually and gets a few forearms before teasing a slam but can’t get anywhere, more forearms and Yuma goes for a second slam but Rei is JUST TOO FAT and turns it into a crossbody for 2. Yuma with a sunset flip but Rei is JUST TOO FAT and he gets a buttdrop and an arrogant cover for 2. Rei gets a slam and a rope assisted stomp, and he keeps it up with a big fat elbow drop for 2. Rei follows with a lick-the-palm chop that he teases for a while…teases so long that Yuma gets his feet up, lands an out-of-the-corner missile dropkick, a corner charge, then a legit missile dropkick for 2. But Yuma can’t help himself and he licks his own palm to set up a corner chop, but he teases it long enough that Rei reverses and finally obliterates his opponent with corner chops. A whip sets up a shoulderblock for 2 and Rei is just sorta feeling it as he gets a series of short-arm chops and then goes for a lifting powerbomb…but Yuma slips out and initiates a slugfest that he loses via a Rei body press against the ropes. Rei’s corner charge is foiled with a Yuma backdrop driver for 2 and then a diving elbow for 2.5. Yuma goes up again but Rei cuts him off with a press slam off the top and then a chokeslam for 2.7. Standing powerbomb attempt by Rei is turned into a sunset flip, but Rei whiffs the buttdrop this time and Yuma goes for a jackknife cover for 2.8. O’Connor Roll but Rei is JUST TOO FAT and Yuma does a rapid rope-running sequence instead to get a lariat for 2. Rockstar Buster is attempted but blocked with a goozle slap and a short-range lariat by Rei. Standing powerbomb attempted again, Yuma goes for the sunset flip but Rei keeps his footing slaps the taste out of Yuma’s mouth and finally lands the powerbomb for 3.

***¼

I appreciate that in a battle of slackers both guys got more serious as the match went on and we had a battle between the athletic versatility of Yuma and the ferocious bulk of Rei. They kept the counters reasonable, didn’t reuse anything, and kept it going. I will say that while sometimes my ratings feel like “this is the best possible outcome of these guys” I think that with more time and more stakes both of them could run this back for something more magnificent as Yuma is great when he’s trying and Rei is improving singles match by singles match.

Ren Ayabe [4] vs. Yuma Anzai [4] – B Block Match

Background: Another ELIPDA implodes match as the two most ideal future stars collide. Both are tall, handsome, men with athletic bonafides and a sort of aloof personality, but Ren is SUPER tall with a basketball background and an outside lineage while Yuma is an amateur wrestling standout from the same technical school prior All Japan aces Jumbo Tsuruta and Suwama graduated from and has won the Triple Crown championship. The two most similar and perhaps separated members of ELPIDA battle here. Yuma in his black striped trunks and Ren with his purple and red getup.

The Match: Both tease a test of strength but slip out as Yuma goes for the wrist instead. We get some standing grappling with Ren showing his power by getting Yuma in the ropes and giving an arrogant break. Yuma gets a headlock and international leads to a shouderblock war Yuma loses and then Ayabe’s right hand drops the ex-champ. International is continued into an Anzai dropkick and then some brawling that Yuma controls until it’s time to go for a bodyslam, Ren is JUST TOO TALL and reverses into his own slam and some corner bludgeoning until Yuma comes back and it’s a slobberknocker bah gawd. Ren with a big boot to drop Anzai and then a chinlock. Yuma makes the ropes and we an Irish whip reversal deal into a Yuma getting his feet up in the corner but Ren dropkicks him off the ropes and we ‘brawl’ outside. Anzai eats some crazy bumps chest-first into the barricade while Ren preens. Yuma reverses a whip by vaulting over the barricade and coming back with a springboard forearm but Ren catches him coming with his own shot and then slam Yuma on the ropes. We work a count as Ayabe just rests on the ropes and Yuma crawls back inside. Quick cover by Ren and Yuma fires back afterwards but gets dropped with one of Ayabe’s. Slam into a crab by Ren and Yuma is hollering in pain. Anzai makes the ropes and Ren goes back to brawling but NOW Yuma gets the boots up and goes off the second for a dropkick. Corner charge, belly-to-belly suplex out of the corner as Yuma hulks up, catches Ren out of a rope-run and Anzai is feeling it. They struggle over a butterfly suplex. Ayabe breaks the grip and turns it into a whip. Yakuza kick and hooking clothesline but Yuma low-bridges him and gets a knee off the apron. Yuma struggles for a German on the apron but Ren breaks free, they brawl and Ren gets a double-nelson slam on the apron and sorta kinda peens a bit. Ayabe back in and a Death Roulette attempt is slipped out of and Yuma gets a German, Ren gets a hooking clothesline, and Anzai gets a flying knee as this comeback feels like we needed 15 minutes backstory before we got there. Yuma sells it by roaring but runs into a brainbuster and we get a double-down. Both finally make their feet and slug it out. Ren boots Yuma down a few times before Anzai catches one in a Gimlet attempt but settles for a double-arm suplex. Flying knee follows and Anzai gets two. Ren fires back with a boot and a corner dropkick and loads up a superplex and after a brief struggle lands it for 2. Ren follows with a dragon suplex attempt and Yuma breaks free…only to run into the same. Ren goes for it again but Yma gets a victory roll for 2 and a flying knee for another 2. A flying attack is symied by Ren and we get a full-nelson slam for 2.7 and this match is kinda falling apart. Death Roulette by Ren and Yuma lands on his feet and gets another jumping knee but Ren slugs it out before Yuma fires off a German and then Yuma gets a Gimlet and that’s 3.

**

Man this…weird, weird match. Both guys were trying but there’s just no there, there. Ren can work as domineering arrogant heel or a slowly rising to the peril babyface giant, and Yuma can be jerk athlete or go-go-go superstar ace, but they just couldn’t really piece it together. I like chunks and it wasn’t bad but itw as also like…why?

Going to apologize again for being so behind the times on these but I’m uh…I’ll get it done folk. Overall fun show at least.