Two wrestling legends are reportedly on the move, leaving their respective promotions behind. The first to bid farewell is Hiromu Takahashi, a five-time IWGP Junior Heavyweight champion, who recently announced his departure from New Japan Pro-Wrestling. Takahashi's final match saw him triumph over Jakob Austin Young and Francesco Akira, with his partner Taiji Ishimori by his side. The star's departure was marked by a touching moment as he bowed to the Japanese crowd and exchanged words with David Finlay, whose future is also in question.
Finlay, the son of wrestling legend Fit Finlay, has been rumored to be considering a move to WWE. During his match in Osaka, Finlay ended a long-standing feud with Callum Newman and bid an emotional farewell to the NJPW crowd. The 32-year-old's potential transition to WWE, where EVIL is reportedly already signed, has sparked curiosity and speculation. The question remains: will Takahashi and Finlay both embark on new journeys, and what impact will their departures have on their respective promotions?
This development has fans eagerly anticipating the future of these talented wrestlers. The wrestling world is abuzz with speculation, and the comments section is already buzzing with discussion. Will Takahashi and Finlay make their way to the States? How will their new promotions shape their careers? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on these potential moves!
