Speaker 1: All right, everyone, tonight's episode Wrestling Magic, we are having
Speaker 1: an interview with the rising Japanese star, Miss Sorry, and
Speaker 1: today I'm gonna have her start off just with promoting herself.
Speaker 1: She's got some things coming up and I want you
Speaker 1: guys all to know about it. So, Miss Sorry, I've
Speaker 1: heard you really big right now. You're making your way
Speaker 1: through the ranks, and I wanted to ask what do
Speaker 1: you have coming up?
Speaker 2: Just to start off, Hey, Yoyo Wibi combat to mass.
Speaker 3: Okay, So she has a title match for i w
Speaker 3: GP Championship bell on June twenty first at Yo Yogi.
Speaker 3: This is a stardom venue and she will be fighting
Speaker 3: either Shui or Alex that either one that who wins
Speaker 3: in UK match. So that is her next big match.
Speaker 1: Oh awesome, awesome, really glad that you're getting up there
Speaker 1: and working with everybody this way. And I do apologize
Speaker 1: the name is Sarre, greatly apologize for that. But let's
Speaker 1: get into it a little bit. So when did you
Speaker 1: decide that you wanted to become a wrestler. What inspired
Speaker 1: you to become a wrestler?
Speaker 3: Massare so Sadi, it's to go look at this car
Speaker 3: to know.
Speaker 4: So pretty bit of.
Speaker 5: Hi. Just no, I know sang.
Speaker 4: No okay.
Speaker 3: So it was her first grade when she watched the
Speaker 3: live show, she was eight years old and it was
Speaker 3: one of the Joshi wrestler was Yanky Messiah and then
Speaker 3: she she was Yes, she's a fan of her. Since
Speaker 3: then she got really that's when she really started loving
Speaker 3: pro wrestling.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's pretty cool. So, uh I heard that you
Speaker 1: started off very young? Around what age did you start wrestling? Sorry?
Speaker 4: The jis an.
Speaker 5: It's I and what I did.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So she started at fourteen years old and she practiced.
Speaker 3: She made a pro debut at fifteen years old.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, that is so young. I got hats off
Speaker 1: to you. That is incredible.
Speaker 5: Now yeah, Hi.
Speaker 1: All right, so uh on with that, So, where were
Speaker 1: some of your favorite places to work so far?
Speaker 4: You mean promotion?
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, and you might I don't know, I know.
Speaker 5: Yep, so nod cant no.
Speaker 3: Hi, all of her all of the promotions were her favorite.
Speaker 3: But once she win a championship and put the bell on,
Speaker 3: she just feels really good in each promotion. So it's
Speaker 3: really it's it's really not one promotion that she liked.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of each one was really good for her.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a that's a really cool outlook on. I
Speaker 1: like that. But I also do want to ask you
Speaker 1: about So who are some of your trainers and your
Speaker 1: mentors coming up in the business?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so there stay up.
Speaker 3: Okay, So her trainer was caw Ito. She was the
Speaker 3: legend from the a j W and she admired her
Speaker 3: strength physically and mentally. So she admired her as a mentor,
Speaker 3: and she was her trainer.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's really cool. I'm glad that you had somebody
Speaker 1: with such high ranking and respect in the joshi scene.
Speaker 1: I'm really glad that you were able to find that. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, uh So, who are some of your favorite
Speaker 1: opponents to work with?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, c mm hmm. That's ok so.
Speaker 3: Uh So recently she the really most impressive that she
Speaker 3: went against was Ian Mayani, also Shii uh, Tihiro uh
Speaker 3: and Irokumi from Marvels. That was because recently she had
Speaker 3: all these opponents that was really wanted to do more
Speaker 3: wrestling against more.
Speaker 4: From now on.
Speaker 1: Also, I see, I see. I'm glad that you found
Speaker 1: some people that you really enjoy working with. But one
Speaker 1: other thing that I do want to ask you about
Speaker 1: was what were some of the biggest adjustments when you
Speaker 1: moved from Japanese wrestling style to the w W E
Speaker 1: style and system.
Speaker 3: At the n W but started kat.
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Speaker 1: Right there.
Speaker 5: It does no story back you know called China a
Speaker 5: person who goes it and know the.
Speaker 2: Door disc so the day there's a character call that's
Speaker 2: it there.
Speaker 5: So this net so but you your call characters a
Speaker 5: character that go Hi the character you know there mutual
Speaker 5: again back cake and sever h Okay.
Speaker 3: So from my w W experience for she really they
Speaker 3: asked her to just be herself and the wrestling style
Speaker 3: and just be her and she wanted to show the
Speaker 3: strong style that she has. But the the company like
Speaker 3: when the top person changed, it's really different. And with
Speaker 3: WW it was more character. She was more characterized, like
Speaker 3: she had more characters. They asked her for to be
Speaker 3: more like a character's characterized and more entertainment wise, like
Speaker 3: it's a little different in WW because it's a huge entertainment.
Speaker 3: That was the that was the change. She she couldn't
Speaker 3: just do the Japanese stuff. She had to change.
Speaker 1: Yes, I see, So were there any aspects of your
Speaker 1: WEE experience that influenced how you approach matches or your
Speaker 1: character work. You mean by now yes, after her WWE experience,
Speaker 1: is there anything that maybe change in her wrestling style
Speaker 1: or her character style?
Speaker 5: Now the.
Speaker 4: Master home there so a.
Speaker 5: So is minasokas ocasional. But that was going at the
Speaker 5: you know, so you never Paco.
Speaker 2: Knows not the Miana way to trainingco.
Speaker 5: And there that is American and so to grow up how.
Speaker 3: Okay, So when she was in ww she thought that
Speaker 3: all the wrestlers were like the top, all the top wrestlers,
Speaker 3: they were really professional with everything their physical like weight training,
Speaker 3: and even like even the costume and gown. Everything was
Speaker 3: just just on point. Everything was top notch. So that
Speaker 3: really made her think, like this, this is really professional
Speaker 3: in every way. So that made her change a little bit.
Speaker 3: When she came back to Japan, she she became she
Speaker 3: started looking a little bit different about everything.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's pretty interesting. I'm glad that you were able
Speaker 1: to pull some positives from the JAB or the WWE
Speaker 1: scene and go over to the Japanese scene with it
Speaker 1: and use what you learned a little bit. That's a
Speaker 1: really great thing to do. Uh So, How did it
Speaker 1: feel returning back to Japan? Was it liberating for you?
Speaker 1: Did you feel a little more free once you came
Speaker 1: back or how did it feel?
Speaker 3: The key?
Speaker 5: And do you.
Speaker 4: So you that's who?
Speaker 5: Is that? The more.
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 5: Can't you know what?
Speaker 4: Colin?
Speaker 5: I need to go to kind guys?
Speaker 3: Okay, So she was in w W for two and
Speaker 3: a half years, but she learned a lot while she
Speaker 3: was there because w W was the world the most
Speaker 3: famous promotion. So she really learned a lot being in
Speaker 3: w W E promotions and she was able to bring
Speaker 3: that to Japan.
Speaker 1: I see, so your wrestling style is known for its
Speaker 1: intensity and precision. How would you describe your in ring philosophy?
Speaker 3: The study channel stitle? Okay, do you started? I don't
Speaker 3: know you who need whan? He sits in there?
Speaker 5: Tony could and I.
Speaker 2: Know not this okay thing, but by see this gettle
Speaker 2: So you say any more seem no, no, no, my
Speaker 2: the wrongest.
Speaker 4: Position?
Speaker 5: Then just.
Speaker 7: Do you know?
Speaker 4: Okay? So do not like to lose?
Speaker 3: She fights her best uh even though she has like
Speaker 3: a opponent who's heavier, whose bigger wrestler, she does not
Speaker 3: want to lose. She go after everybody without no fear,
Speaker 3: and her style is a strong style wrestling, and she's
Speaker 3: from She has like a spirit of a j W
Speaker 3: or Japan Joshi wrestling because her mentor was also AJW.
Speaker 3: So she has that pride of I'm not gonna lose,
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm gonna win type of model, and she
Speaker 3: wants to show this is women's wrestling, this is women's
Speaker 3: professional women's wrestling.
Speaker 4: That's what she wants to show.
Speaker 1: That's awesome and I'd like to relay to her, I'm
Speaker 1: really glad that you are carrying on the legacy of
Speaker 1: aj W. That's a beautiful thing to be doing.
Speaker 4: And thank you of course.
Speaker 1: So next question, do you approach Max shows differently when
Speaker 1: wrestling abroad versus in Japan?
Speaker 4: Do you approach excuse and savvy Marrick? What you said?
Speaker 1: Do you approach does she approach matches is differently when
Speaker 1: wrestling abroad versus in Japan?
Speaker 4: Oh, I told you Kasca in Mademos, the.
Speaker 2: Monaga guy, I know, yep, your g at the euro
Speaker 2: Han creator know there.
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Speaker 8: This yep, that's the creators and this So you men
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Speaker 5: Hig know.
Speaker 3: Okay, So she love doing matches out of Japan because
Speaker 3: especially the fans are so different. They all cheer, they're
Speaker 3: all more active, they'll put that everything in worlds. In Japan,
Speaker 3: it's a little different. They're a little bit more quiet.
Speaker 3: They some some of them, yes, of course they say stuff,
Speaker 3: but cheer on and stuff. But the United States, UK,
Speaker 3: the whole other. Out of Japan, the fans are definitely different.
Speaker 3: And that cheer really makes change her inside like a spirit.
Speaker 3: By wrestling, it really works like it really changed her.
Speaker 3: She wanted, she's she's she's happy, she's she want to
Speaker 3: fight more. It makes her wrestle better, I guess.
Speaker 1: I see, it motivates her a little bit. I see. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's a good way to put it. So what were
Speaker 1: some culture shocks that you have faced when going to
Speaker 1: some of these places that you had never been before?
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 5: Comes Nanda.
Speaker 8: Anymore?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they got through has yes, Mina and so that
Speaker 5: to go mil So it's the goy I know, and
Speaker 5: I can't do that and then together.
Speaker 3: Glend Okay, So outside there everybody is very friendly, like
Speaker 3: she will go outside anytime, they'll say hi to her
Speaker 3: like they're they're not friends, but they will always say hi.
Speaker 4: They will greet her outside.
Speaker 3: It's kind of not that often the Japanese in Japan,
Speaker 3: they does that to somebody you don't even know. So
Speaker 3: that was the huge difference. Everybody feel like everybody's very friendly.
Speaker 1: Okay, I see that is I guess a little bit different.
Speaker 1: I never really thought about that. But so something else
Speaker 1: I do want to ask you, ma'am, So how important
Speaker 1: is personal authenticity versus your character work in pro wrestling?
Speaker 3: To you, Jibunoid w W the character so we just
Speaker 3: started on the start, but.
Speaker 4: She must go.
Speaker 2: The more this thiscase on the characters there to sign
Speaker 2: your home tilted.
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So the character work it really help her in different way,
Speaker 3: like build her a little different character, but she wants
Speaker 3: she she's still like the wrestle her Japanese way. It
Speaker 3: was the character work was really like she learned some
Speaker 3: lesson that was what it was, and she she does
Speaker 3: have that bit in her, but she really want to
Speaker 3: do the Japanese wrestling.
Speaker 4: She want to represent Japanese Joshi wrestling.
Speaker 1: I see, I see so Whoen's wrestling in Japan has
Speaker 1: a very strong tradition. How do you see your role
Speaker 1: in that legacy and the Nihon.
Speaker 4: I know you, I know you made this juddy Iku
Speaker 4: do you? I know? Likes right? Who is there?
Speaker 2: Im Cocona and pass nin mas change just remember the
Speaker 2: nakata and then dump on the taik cornay you know that?
Speaker 5: What does the car know you? And I cannot.
Speaker 4: Ms okay.
Speaker 3: So just like back in the days like Dumpsung, Damoto, Chikusa, Nagayo,
Speaker 3: they were always on TV, but recently her her time
Speaker 3: when she was wrestling it was not really that much
Speaker 3: of a TV show in Japan. But nowadays a lot
Speaker 3: of Joshi, the young girls, they start to get on
Speaker 3: the TV shows in different foreign outside of Japan promotion.
Speaker 4: So she wants to tell the world that.
Speaker 3: Wrestling is a fight, that she she wants to show
Speaker 3: the Japanese wrestling that she knows her strong style.
Speaker 4: That's what she wants to do.
Speaker 1: I see. So what are your thoughts on the current
Speaker 1: Dyoshi wrestling both at home and globally?
Speaker 4: Uh America? The josh it's I think it's very hard.
Speaker 5: She still lives steak.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think it's really hot right now. The the
Speaker 3: women's wrestling itself, even like the Japanese women's wrestlers are
Speaker 3: out there doing their things wrestling, so she would love
Speaker 3: to have more matches outside of Japan, and she she
Speaker 3: will she will love that, She will love wrestling with
Speaker 3: other other wrestlers outside.
Speaker 4: Of the Japan.
Speaker 1: Okay, speaking of Wich, can you name a few that
Speaker 1: you'd really like to go up against?
Speaker 4: I know, I know, and.
Speaker 5: Do you think?
Speaker 3: Yes, she do want to go against Ata from a
Speaker 3: W and Tony Storm.
Speaker 1: Okay, I like that. So if you had to choose
Speaker 1: a dream opponent from any point in history, whether it's
Speaker 1: today or whether it's from all the way in the past,
Speaker 1: who would you choose?
Speaker 4: So Yumo.
Speaker 3: Region that?
Speaker 4: All right? Hi?
Speaker 5: I know Tvan. Need you change Storm? Do you change
Speaker 5: your guy that you made? You made this started?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 9: I stay in this Carris, No, it's you made your kids.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: My my huge dream was a Tiffany Storm that she
Speaker 3: was in the same she used to have match n
Speaker 3: x T together, but she's really famous now and it's
Speaker 3: really her dream to go against her one more time.
Speaker 1: Okay? Was that Tiffany Stratton or Tony Storm? There? It
Speaker 1: seems like you said to names there by accident.
Speaker 4: Tiffany, Yes, Tiff.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, that makes sense. She is champion, I believe
Speaker 1: at the moment or I haven't really been watching too
Speaker 1: much w W recently, but that was the last I saw.
Speaker 1: And yeah, she's really made a name for herself and
Speaker 1: you guys matches together. Also, I did see some clips.
Speaker 1: You guys really did tear the house down a little.
Speaker 1: I really appreciate watching.
Speaker 4: This that mm.
Speaker 1: Okay, So how did your family and friends react when
Speaker 1: you chose this path?
Speaker 5: So you know that so is it?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 3: So the family knew from when she was younger that
Speaker 3: she really wanted to be the wrestler, So once she
Speaker 3: wanted to step in that wrestling ring.
Speaker 4: They were all supportive that. That's all they did was
Speaker 4: being really supportive for her.
Speaker 1: Oh that's really cool. Glad that your family was supportive
Speaker 1: of your decision to go after your dream like this.
Speaker 1: That's really awesome. Your family was all on board with it. Okay.
Speaker 1: So who do you believe would be the greatest wrestler
Speaker 1: of all time, male or female from any point in history.
Speaker 1: Who do you think is the greatest?
Speaker 4: So and Ichiban listen that conco but Angonia.
Speaker 5: Just going at the butt it.
Speaker 4: Hi the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you don't know you but going at the.
Speaker 3: Okay, So it was Antonio Inoki like in real lifetime.
Speaker 3: She never see his match because she was not born yet,
Speaker 3: but she hear a lot about it. She read a
Speaker 3: lot about it in magazine, the books, TV shows, so
Speaker 3: she she really respect Antonio. She thinks he's the greatest
Speaker 3: wrestler of all time.
Speaker 1: I see that makes a lot of sense. It's kind
Speaker 1: of funny because Boll had the same answer, and I
Speaker 1: really like that. Miss Yeah, all right, so what advice
Speaker 1: would you give your younger self at the start of
Speaker 1: your career?
Speaker 3: And do you Ima Ima mascot mother.
Speaker 2: Debut chance coming there?
Speaker 5: No, then it's just.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: So she said, just be yourself, just be just think
Speaker 3: about wrestling. Just just get your chance. That's why when
Speaker 3: you can get the chance, go get it and just
Speaker 3: be yourself. Do whatever you have to do to make
Speaker 3: that chance into something, and just keep on wrestling.
Speaker 4: Do not, you know, do not do not give up,
Speaker 4: and just keep on wrestling.
Speaker 1: I like that very straight to the point with it.
Speaker 1: So do you have any specific moment when you realized
Speaker 1: that this is what was meant for you?
Speaker 5: A most united mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Okay, so she feels like it's always been that way.
Speaker 3: She felt that way because she loved wrestling so much
Speaker 3: and this is the only thing she wants to do,
Speaker 3: so she she always felt like she has to be
Speaker 3: a wrestler.
Speaker 1: I see, So we're coming down to the end here.
Speaker 1: I've only got a couple more questions. So, so, what
Speaker 1: do you want your legacy in wrestling to be?
Speaker 4: It? Does Harten? What don't do you hunt.
Speaker 5: Aubun?
Speaker 1: Do you.
Speaker 5: You? I don't know this, just you know very Antonio.
Speaker 2: Hi Stae sore Ca.
Speaker 3: Okay, So she really want to win this i w
Speaker 3: GP title because it has some relations also to in
Speaker 3: Antonio in this i w GP belt, So she really
Speaker 3: want to be the champion and want to show that
Speaker 3: to the world that this is Sari Sari, and she
Speaker 3: want to show this is a woman's wrestling. That's that's
Speaker 3: what she want to keep on doing and she wants
Speaker 3: people to know ask her legacy.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's pretty cool. I'm glad that you're striving to
Speaker 1: be like one of your favorites there. That's really cool.
Speaker 1: But uh so, coming down to the end here, do
Speaker 1: you have any message for your fans watching or listening
Speaker 1: around the world.
Speaker 4: It's fun.
Speaker 5: Hip, so it's.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 5: So Hi.
Speaker 3: From she will be out like she would love. She
Speaker 3: want everybody to know that this is Sary. She once
Speaker 3: she put the bell on, she will be all over
Speaker 3: the world. She want to show everybody her wrestling style
Speaker 3: that this is Sari with her belts. She hopefully will
Speaker 3: have the belt with her when she go all over
Speaker 3: the world. She will be going more out of Japan.
Speaker 3: She will be having to wrestle more out of Japan
Speaker 3: this year, so she will she was she can't wait
Speaker 3: to see all the fans to show her wrestling amazing.
Speaker 1: So last question that I'll ask, so, do you have
Speaker 1: any recommendation from the audience, as we always do at
Speaker 1: the end of wrestle magic can be anything from movie,
Speaker 1: TV show, video game, poems, music, anything that you can
Speaker 1: think of. Cap read. I don't care anything that you want.
Speaker 4: Sai sis, she said. French bulldog.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I like that. I like French bull dogs.
Speaker 5: Hi, Hi Trump Hi.
Speaker 4: She has a French bulldog named Champ.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's adorable. I love French bulldogs. They're just their
Speaker 1: smushed faces so cute.
Speaker 3: But yes, she she recommends to everybody to get French bulldog.
Speaker 1: All right, that's awesome. But all right, so coming down
Speaker 1: to the end here, miss Sarey, I really appreciate you
Speaker 1: being here and I do just want to say you
Speaker 1: have really made a name for yourself. I want you
Speaker 1: to keep going. You're doing amazing things. Keep going. You're
Speaker 1: doing great out there, and I want to see you
Speaker 1: have that belt as well. Next time that I see
Speaker 1: anything about.
Speaker 4: You, you know, missus, I get to go that side.
Speaker 1: We're gonna end the show just the same as we
Speaker 1: do every time as always do something nice for somebody.
Speaker 1: You never know who needs it out there. Somebody always
Speaker 1: needs a little bit of a helping hand. And in
Speaker 1: the words of my friend Memphis Mark, we're out.
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