Guest Breetai Posted September 30, 2003 Report Posted September 30, 2003 In what match, against what opponent, and under what circumstances did he bust out the first ever TD'91? I'm wondering what kind of situation would warrant such a move.
Guest Black Tiger Posted September 30, 2003 Report Posted September 30, 2003 In 1991 vs Akira Taue. The move was done by accident. Taue never would fully tuck his torso in all the way and usually came dangerously close to falling on his head, in that match he finally did fall on his head. The announcers played it up huge and it became Misawa's be all end all finisher until 1997
Lord of The Curry Posted September 30, 2003 Report Posted September 30, 2003 IIRC the first time he purposely dropped a sucka on their head w/ it was the infamous 94 match w/ Kawada.
EL DANDY~! Posted September 30, 2003 Report Posted September 30, 2003 That he did, Curry man. Also, after '97, Misawa developed the Emerald Frosion as his end all finisher of choice.
Guest Dave O'Neill, Journalist Posted September 30, 2003 Report Posted September 30, 2003 Actually I was watching my Best Of Japan 2002 Set, and he busts out Emerald Frosion against Chono (i think), on the ramp, and it looks suitably killer
Guest ManKinnd Posted September 30, 2003 Report Posted September 30, 2003 So how many times has he actually hit the TD91?
Nevermortal Posted October 1, 2003 Report Posted October 1, 2003 In 1991 vs Akira Taue. The move was done by accident. Taue never would fully tuck his torso in all the way and usually came dangerously close to falling on his head, in that match he finally did fall on his head. The announcers played it up huge and it became Misawa's be all end all finisher until 1997 That Akira Taue, always a wacky one.
EL DANDY~! Posted October 1, 2003 Report Posted October 1, 2003 So how many times has he actually hit the TD91? Well, he went from using it once every three years to doing it more commonly as the headdropping became more common. It almost became a regular move when he faced Kobashi...
Guest Breetai Posted October 1, 2003 Report Posted October 1, 2003 So the Emerald Fusion is MORE devastating (in kayfabe terms) than the TD'91?
Guest RickyChosyu Posted October 1, 2003 Report Posted October 1, 2003 Misawa debuted the move against Kobashi in 1991, and it wasn't an accident. He didn't use it again until 6/3/94.
Coffin Surfer Posted October 1, 2003 Report Posted October 1, 2003 (edited) Taue/Misawa 1/26/91 is the match with the infamous spot. I have yet to see it, so I have no clue if the Vertical Drop was intentional or not. And yes, around that time frame it seems that Taue did experience some difficutly in safely taking the Tiger Driver from time to time, see 4/21/91 where Taue waits to the very last second to tuck his head in. He even took Kawada's Powerbomb at an unusual high angle on a few occasions back than too. Still, intentional or not the Taue bump at 1/26/91 does predate the Kobashi match. Edited October 1, 2003 by Coffin Surfer
Guest Breetai Posted October 14, 2003 Report Posted October 14, 2003 Sorry to bump an old thread, but can someone tell me: which is the more powerfull move, the TD'91 or the Emerald Fusion?
Guest Black Tiger Posted October 14, 2003 Report Posted October 14, 2003 The Emerald Frozion is more powerfull. Nobody (as far as I know) has ever kicked out of it, whereas Kobashi has kicked out of TD '91 a few times
Guest JebusNassedar Posted October 14, 2003 Report Posted October 14, 2003 The Emerald Frozion is more powerfull. Nobody (as far as I know) has ever kicked out of it, whereas Kobashi has kicked out of TD '91 a few times Not true. in fact, going over the ending part of the most recent Kobashi-Misawa, Kobashi DOES kick out of the emerald flosion. Granted, he's the only person thus far to kick, he HAS kicked. Although I must admit, the Emerald Flosion, kayfabewise, looks far more devestating. I mean, I'm going off memory, but I remember that being what went down. And to be honest, I didnt even think he could kick out if it. I thought the obly person that MAYBE could would be Hansen, but I think the move came after the Texan's last run. Not sure.
Guest Black Tiger Posted October 15, 2003 Report Posted October 15, 2003 Thanks for the info, I haven't seen that particular Misawa vs Kobashi yet, so I wasn't aware of the spot. Hansen? please tell me that your joking. Hasen wasn't even in the condition to take a German suplex or Tiger driver back in 1992 when Misawa first won the Triple Crown from him. Misawa went over with a simple elbow. There is no way Hansen can even take an Emerald Frozion, let alone kick out of it.
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