Bea Priestley Gets Heat For Using Legendary Joshi Star’s Insane Finisher

Bea Priestley Gets Heat For Using Legendary Joshi Star’s Insane Finisher

It appears there is some heat heading in the direction of British wrestler Bea Priestley following a move she pulled out during a Stardom match.

During the bout, Priestley picked up the pinfall victory after hitting Saki Kashima with the Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex.

This is the move in question. If you haven’t seen it before, please treat yourself:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=10&v=7Am2dtANwDE

Looks awesome, right?

Sadly, it looks as though the move’s creator isn’t too happy with it being used. Manami Toyota, the Japanese Joshi legend who crafted the incredibly dangerous looking maneuver, took to Twitter to call out Priestley for using it without permission. Although the tweet is in Japanese, someone has thankfully given us a translation:

Toyota further explained her reaction in a follow-up tweet, expressing that the move is special to her as the creator and she specifically handed it down to Tsukasa Fujimoto and Ikuto Hidaka, trusting them and only them with it.

Translation below:

“There are various opinions, but the Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex is the original technique that I used very carefully. It is handed down and is used carefully by Tsukasa Fujimoto and Ikuto Hidaka. I do not want other players to use it without permission in the sense to honor these two people.”

It is also worth noting that today is Bea Priestley’s 23rd birthday… bet this has put a downer on things.

5 years ago by Wrestle Talk

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