KENTA vs. Bryan Danielson (10/13/08) | L&WRR #47 w/ Benno

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🗓️ 22 February 2025

⏱️ 67 minutes

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From the GRAPPL Podcasting network, Benno returns to The Long & Winding Royal Road and talks with WH Park to discuss a Pro Wrestling NOAH/ROH match from October 13, 2008: KENTA vs. Bryan Danielson from Hiroshima for Bryan’s GHC Junior Heavyweight championship.

WH and Benno discuss the history of Danielson versus KENTA in both NOAH and ROH, comparing the NOAH junior scene of the early 2000s to what the AJPW heavyweights represented in the 1990s.

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0:00.0	This month at Post Wrestlingcafe.com, go Excel, and you get live editions of Rewind to Raw,
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0:11.1	and answers, as well as feedback. Post Wrestlingcafe.com, $6 gets you in the door.
0:29.2	Hello, everyone, and welcome back to another episode of The Long and Winding Royal Road.
0:35.6	This is episode 47, I believe. Well, 47 episodes. Jesus Christ.
0:41.6	But, yeah, my name is W.H. Park. And ostensibly, this show is supposed to be about talking about all Japan per wrestling in the 1990s. But, you know, we kind of venture out of
0:46.3	there. The last episode, episode, episode 46, was with Karen Peterson. And we talked about
0:50.4	per wrestling, Noah. And would you believe for everyone today, with my guest today, we're going to talk again about pro wrestling Noah and would you believe for everyone today with my guest today
0:56.3	we're going to talk again about pro wrestling Noah and I should introduce my guest.
1:00.9	He's from the Grapple podcast, Grapple Spotlight.
1:05.6	He, I, if I may be so bold as to make this comparison, I say he's the John Pollock of Grapple.
1:11.9	It's Benno, everyone.
1:14.1	I'm not taking that.
1:14.8	That's too high praise.
1:16.2	I'll just insult John, but great to be here.
1:18.6	Yeah, good.
1:19.2	I was just thinking that, actually, if you're near in 50 episodes now for this,
1:22.9	did we get near 50 episodes for either British audio wrestling or British wrestling experience.
1:27.7	I don't think we did.
1:28.9	Might have come close, but you're doing good numbers.
1:31.7	Oh, like, you know,
1:33.2	it's a popular show from what I've been told,
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