So Kenny Omega has a question for Yota Tsuji, and it's less about the belt and more about what the belt is supposed to mean. Omega's issue: Tsuji holds the IWGP title but won't travel internationally, skipped AEW Forbidden Door, never came to America, and Omega wants to know how he's supposed to recognize that as a world championship. The 'International' in IWGP, per Omega, means the world, not just Japan. He asks if it's wrong to expect a world champ to actually see what's out there. The G1 final this year got called exceptional with new stars born, and Omega says NJPW has a champion the world can be proud of, but he's still confused about the lack of international presence. His solution is to bring the challenge to Tsuji himself, since he's got nothing but time and isn't hard to find. Tsuji should call Mr. Berry to arrange the meeting. Omega says he's more than willing to show why he believes in AEW and the New Japan of old, and he wants Tsuji to show why he believes in the New Japan of today and in himself. Until then, get in touch with his people. Goodbye and good night, BANG
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So Kenny Omega has a question for Yota Tsuji, and it's less about the belt and more about what the belt is supposed to mean. Omega's issue: Tsuji holds the IWGP title but won't travel internationally, skipped AEW Forbidden Door, never came to America, and Omega wants to know how he's supposed to recognize that as a world championship. The 'International' in IWGP, per Omega, means the world, not just Japan. He asks if it's wrong to expect a world champ to actually see what's out there. The G1 final this year got called exceptional with new stars born, and Omega says NJPW has a champion the world can be proud of, but he's still confused about the lack of international presence. His solution is to bring the challenge to Tsuji himself, since he's got nothing but time and isn't hard to find. Tsuji should call Mr. Berry to arrange the meeting. Omega says he's more than willing to show why he believes in AEW and the New Japan of old, and he wants Tsuji to show why he believes in the New Japan of today and in himself. Until then, get in touch with his people. Goodbye and good night, BANG
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