This is the Reason Manami Toyota is the best Female Wrestler of all times?

Question

i found about this match lately, this woman took on an entire roster of women , but with Women like Aja kong, Akira hokuto, Hotta, Watanabe, and Kyoko Inoue, I'd rather fight men

this is the first part: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVIOBF0ibIg

and u can continue to hole match with part 2, 3 and 4.

WQ: What are your Thougs on Manami Toyota?

Answer 1

All Japan Women was one of the greatest wrestling promotions ever created. This was extremely impressive. Take Kurt Angle and Sting in their prime add the Phenomenal AJ Styles and the Dragon Brian Danlieslon and you have Manami Toyota. She could whip the entire WWE Diva Roster and the TNA Knockout Roster.

Answer 2

OMFG! I had heard of Manami Toyota and like 2wks ago went on youtube to favorite some of her matches but I hadn't had the time to watch them yet, so I made time to check out this match and...............I really can't describe how fanfrigintabulous of a wrestler she really is. I mean I cried a little because she is so awesome. I really don't know what to say, but thanks for the video and I really need to start my research again lol.

Answer 3

i am beter that you

Answer 4

Manami Toyota is indeed one of the best female wrestlers of all-time.

Though she can be crazy with her style, it's part of what makes her interesting to watch. I know that calling Toyota the best female wrestler ever can be a safe move, but I don't want to consider her that, as it would possibly make women like Bull Nakano not seem as great as her.  

Answer 5

Yes I saw that match too, and all you can say is wow, that many wrestlers in a row, and back to back like that with little break inbetween. My favorite match of hers all time has to  be vs Kyoko Inoue in that epic encounter.

Answer 6

I'm going to openly admit that I'm not a huge follower of Joshi, not because I don't find it awesome or find it uninteresting, I just don't have the means.  With that being said, I've pulled myself into the loop by playing a game called EWR.  If I see a name I'm not familiar with, I usually try to find a match with the person in it (at first out of curiosity, later because I was writing my results on my 360 for awhile, and partially because I started becoming a huge fan of the wrestlers I had came across) .  Manami, without a doubt, is a wonderful Joshi.  I wish there were something like Joshi in the US, but the closest we have is the TNA Knockouts, and that's not nearly close enough.