Pulled from YouTube - Japanese Women's Wrestling - Taboo

In Japan, professional women's wrestling matches, or "joshi puroresu," are just as predetermined as the WWE—but they involve many more kicks to the face.
"Joshi is even more hard-hitting than a lot of men's wrestling," says Enuhito, a Japanese reporter and blogger who's been covering the industry since 1998. "Being cute or beautiful is not as important as being strong. The women who compete are physically small, so they can receive violent moves with no severe damage. A lot of male wrestlers say, 'If we did they same thing, we'd be dead.'"

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