Watch: A WWE-Style Match On Bullet Train In Japan Stuns Passengers
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Professional wrestling is one of Japan's most popular sports, having seen some big names perform there.
Two professional wrestlers grappled inside a super-fast bullet train in Japan, providing a visual treat to the passengers. The WWE-style match was organised by Tokyo-based DDT Pro-Wrestling in a carriageway full of 75 passengers, according to a BBC report. The tickets for a battle between Minoru Suzuki and Sanshiro Takagi were sold within 30 minutes, the outlet further said. They fought on Shinkansen bullet train from Tokyo to Nagoya on Monday and video of the fight has now gone viral on social media. pic.twitter.com/aqoEZK9KFA
The clip shows Mr Suzuki and Mr Takagi putting on a remarkable show of athleticism on the moving train. They even performed feats like piledriver while grappling each other.
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