Kazuto Ioka vs. Maikel Juvéncio Ordosgoitti Berenguel & Daiya Kira vs. Iván García Balderas RBR

There's no better way for an All Time Great Japanese Aries to get retired.... than by another All Time Great Japanese Aries. I couldn't have written it any better myself. To put a cherry on top, they should have the other All Time Great Japanese Aries, The Fighting Harada ref the match.

It's a pity those Two All Time Great Japanese Aries, Akira Kurosawa and Toshiro Mifune aren't still alive, to make a movie about it.

 

There's a connection between the impulsive, self-reliant traits of the Aries zodiac sign (the Ram) with the archetype of a Ronin, a masterless samurai in feudal Japan, suggesting an independent, wandering, and sometimes solitary figure driven by personal code, fitting Aries' pioneer spirit. Understanding the Connection: Aries Traits: Known for being pioneers, leaders, independent, action-oriented, sometimes impulsive, and focused on their own goals, fitting a lone wolf or wandering warrior archetype. Ronin Archetype: A samurai without a lord, often depicted as wandering, highly skilled, fiercely independent, and guided by their own honor or survival, embodying self-reliance and a lack of traditional ties. Why the Comparison Works: Independence: Both Aries and Ronin value freedom and dislike being controlled. Action & Drive: Aries' fiery, pioneering nature aligns with the skilled, decisive warrior. Solitude/Wandering: The "masterless" aspect of a Ronin mirrors the independent, sometimes solitary, path Aries can take. In essence, it's a metaphorical description highlighting Aries' characteristic self-sufficiency and pioneering spirit through the lens of the iconic Ronin warrior.