y2jmichael
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|  #1 Posted on 13.1.02 1659.27 | After Nagata lost in the shoot fight a lot of people said that his career was over. But can't Nagata make a career in New Japan, or Zero-One and Noah.
Can anyone tell me the current condition on Hayabusa,I've hadn't seen any one really talk about Hayabusa.I'm a fan of him and I want to know if he will ever make to the ring.
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| #2 Posted on 13.1.02 1703.26 | Well, before anyone answers your questions, you need to do something about that background. I had to highlight the text just to read what you wrote...
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| #3 Posted on 13.1.02 1722.21 | There is some money to be made as a Freelance in Japan. The problem is that Nagata's overall value has fallen since the loss. That's why the ratings fell for the match. I think that Nagata will be able to overcome this and become a top draw again. The only obstacle is Inoki.
Hayabusa updates aren't as frequent maybe because his health hasn't looked good since December.
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