Super Japan - Wrising Sun Puroresu

''The promotion many wrestling fans believe to be born once with the universe was actually founded in 1981 by the Japanese wrestling legend Idol Takashi. The Idol was in his prime back then but had already made enough money to create his own promotion. In 1982, while defending the Super Heavyweight WSP Championship, he took a very dangerous jump that left the lower side of his body paralyzed. For a good couple months everyone thought he had died, but Takashi came back in a wheelchair and re-ignited the wrestling flame in  the hearts of Japanese fans. Ironically, the demand of hardcore and deathmatches increased following this incident and so did the amount of pain and risk taken by the puroresu deathmasters. Takashi's accident also led to a name change for Super Japan's main title to The Idol, a name that holds still even today, and raised its prestige to the moon, many fans arguing that it is even more prestigious than Avatar Unchained (AWU's main championship). Takashi had to retire from wrestling but he didn't retire from leading and booking Super Japan.''

''Die hard Puroresu fans always stated loud and clear that SJ-WSP is and has always been better than AWU, even though no clear comparison can be made since the two promotions are on different continents. But with the continuous increase in foreign viewership from both USA and Japan is bound to lead to their collision. Tensions are also raising between SJ and PIE, as both promotions want to reach the top.''

The Championships:

Besides The Idol, Super Japan has the Super Junior Detonator Championship, meant for up and comers and a pair of Tag Championships. Sometimes faction members would team up to challenge for the tag titles. All their belts are held in high regards and only the most deserving workers get a shot at them.



Events:

SJ-WSP events such as Osorezan Hon'no, Hissatsu Enjin or The Yokai Chamber have incredible pedigrees, being as old as the promotion itself and have huge ratings each year. Super Japan also holds an international tournament each year, inviting superstars from all over the world, including established promotions (with the exception of AWU, promotion that bans their workers from performing anywhere else). However, their biggest event is 11 Tsuki Zettai, event often compared to Wrestlavatar.



Matches:

- Moonlight Sonata

- Gate of Dimensions

- Japanese Village Ruins

- Tokyo Streets

 List of Workers: