Welcome to another thrilling episode of Write That Down, hosted by Justin Knipper and Japan's renowned pro wrestling expert, Fumi Saito. In this third part of our series, we explore the pivotal years of Antonio Inoki's career, spanning from the mid-70s to the early 80s. We delve into the intense rivalries and groundbreaking moments that elevated Inoki to international fame. Join us as we discuss the historic matches that defined an era, including Inoki's fierce bouts against Strong Kobayashi, his strategic rivalry with Tiger Jeet Singh, and the unprecedented showdown with the legendary boxer, Muhammad Ali, heralded as the world's first MMA fight. We'll also touch on Inoki's global reach, from his partnership with the WWWF to his international presence in places like Madison Square Garden. Tune in for a detailed exploration of how television and media shaped the landscape of pro wrestling in Japan, and how Inoki's influence transcended borders, forever intertwining Japanese pro wrestling with global pop culture. Don't miss this exciting installment as we gear up for more insights on Inoki's collaboration with global icons like Hulk Hogan and Stan Hansen in the upcoming episodes.