#Also don't get me wrong I adore the comedy matches in DDT but it's just inaccurate to call it a “comedy promotion”

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I'll reblog this again now that the G1 is coming to an end soon. If you enjoyed Takeshita's run in the G1 and want to see more of his work in a Japanese promotion, go watch him in DDT!

I think a lot of people who haven't watched DDT think of it as a "comedy promotion" but that just isn't accurate. DDT is a promotion with an incredibly wide variety of match styles. Here's an example of one of Takeshita's matches there!

For anyone out there who's enjoying Takeshita's G1 appearances and wants to see more of him in Japanese-style matches, I strongly recommend trying out Wrestle Universe, DDT's streaming service and app! Takeshita is currently signed to DDT, and he still makes appearances in that promotion.

If you go to the DDT section of Wrestle Universe, you can browse by wrestler, and see all of that wrestler's matches that are on Wrestle Universe. In Takeshita's case, that includes his matches in both AEW and DDT. Their archive of Takeshita's work includes matches from as far back as 2012, and from as recent as this month!

Wrestle Universe costs less than $10 a month, often offers free trials, and includes many other promotions in addition to DDT, so it's a really good deal. The streaming service is also very easy to navigate, has great video quality, and works very well overall. I highly recommend giving it a try!