Posted July 17, 20223 yr comment_5986003 This was better than I expected. It wasn't great or anything, but I was expecting it to be terrible and it clearly wasn't. It was essentially an angle where the Japanese heels taped Satanico's leg to the ring post with duct tape and worked him over until Casas made the save (in an atrocious ring tights and tennis shoes combo), setting up the hair match in May. Prior to that we got some spirited brawling from Satanico, and some okay work from Nosawa. He's kind of a freaky looking dude, but he leans too heavily toward posing after every move, which is a mistake a lot of foreigners make in Mexico. I guess they see a lot of the stars doing it and think it's something they should be doing all the time. I can't say I blame them as they probably feel like like a fish out of water in Mexico, but it becomes a crutch where they're trying to get heat instead of putting in work. I don't have high hopes for the apuestas, but it's not bad TV.
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