| Display title | All Japan Pro Wrestling |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | All Japan Pro Wrestling was one of two wrestling promotions (the other being New Japan Pro Wrestling) to split off from the JWA in the 1970s. All Japan was established in 1972. It competed with NJPW for supremacy in the wrestling field, employing a more "real sport"-based approach to professional wrestling storylines than NJPW's more WWE-like "sports entertainment" atmosphere (although, ironically, everything else about the promotion, primarily the wrestling style, was much more westernized than New Japan). It was run by Giant Baba, who as booker gained a reputation for his ability to slowly but surely build talent up into superstars. |