>And today, it is Choshu who is the establishment, and Maeda, who made himself a national superstar on October 9, 1986 beating world kickboxing champion Don Nakaya Neilsen in a worked match on the same show where Inoki had a flop of a match against Leon Spinks, a past-his-prime former world heavyweight champion boxer. Sayarna, the man who came forward in 1983 and exposed the Inoki embezzlement scandal and that pro wrestling was worked to the media and after quilling pro wrestling became the founder and creator of the sport of Shooto, the first truly legitimate shooting organization in Japan, is now Inoki's right hand man and training partner in the business of working matches to appear to be shoots. And there they all were, in the same building all tied up together in the same neat little package honoring the man they all rebelled against.
What did Dave mean by this?
