THE GREAT MUTA’s FINAL ENTRANCE!!

[@Yoshwayy]

0:24 The best part was seeing Sting stoically waiting for his long time rival and now friend walk down one last time.

[@LTKK]

I'm not gonna sit here and pretend like I'm some huge Muta fan or anything. He was before my time, but I know his importance to the industry and what he's done for Japanese wrestling. With that being said though, this entrance gave me chills. The ring announcer did a good job. "For the very last tiiiiiiime......." A fitting sendoff for a legend in the business. Bye bye Muta!

[@ComicBookGuy420]

If you haven't seen much of his time in WCW, the Dark Carnival with Vampiro was great Kinda lost in the shuffle with the NWO Sad to see him go, but age gets us all in the end

[@dmonsterrrrrrr]

@@ComicBookGuy420i’d say he was wasted in wcw. in 2000 he still had a name in america, and if done properly he could have been a big heel for sting or someone like ddp to face. instead they put him with the dark carnival lol

[@ComicBookGuy420]

@@dmonsterrrrrrr his work with Vampiro was great, the Dark Carnival was one of the few bright spots of the really crappy swansong for WCW, personally I wanted to see Muta vs Hart, or Muta vs Eddie Guerrero

[@dmonsterrrrrrr]

@@ComicBookGuy420 i’d disagree with calling it great. maybe for the standards of wcw in 2000. but not by the standards mutoh was known for, not by a long shot. at least from my memory their matches were usually either 3 minute squashs or it was 7 minutes usually ending with a run in or dq i think their team was cool it could have probably worked with more success. but it was a waste for vampiro and especially muta. so many great matches they could have done if they knew how to book them and if muta wanted to

[@ComicBookGuy420]

@@dmonsterrrrrrr oh I was talking WCW standards, Muta in Japan or Vampiro in Mexico, very different quality But considering how bad WCW was at that point, Dark Carnival was often the highlight

[@DsVlogs360]

The entrance and the other wrestlers faces in the camera was amazing a mood setting for his last match thank you muta bye bye

[@averagedusty]

This match was far beyond expectations. Fantastic entrances, fantastic all around. So good. 💪

[@InflatableConan]

Thanks the memories, Mr. Motah. A true legend in every sense of the word.

[@chuynunez6065]

Great Muta needs to be in The Hall of Fame

[@Hirouka1]

He is being inducted.

[@frnkytherockstar7760]

March 31st wwe hall of fame

[@stephenbehr1914]

this aged perfect

[@janhasemeyer7384]

done

[@scarvello]

Now that he’s in the hall of fame I hope he’s in the next game.

[@jameslee6953]

the sheer amount of respect all people had in the beginning as they gazed at his entrance........

[@a2ilool]

NOAH's setup & production quality is outstanding

[@Imhim247]

Thank you The Great Muta for make me a wrestling fan! Bye bye Muta😢

[@thereturnofharlem9030]

Well earned Retirement for The Great Muta, can every wrestling promotion that he's ever wrestled for in the Hall of Fame already. I don't care if it a one off appearance. Still, Great Muta earned and deserves to be in every single one of them

[@Imhim247]

@@thereturnofharlem9030 You made a great statement

[@gunkun]

It's one of the best entrance theme ever. we will never forget his great performance and memories.

[@SuperGamerB]

1 of the greatest if not the greatest japanese wrestling superstars of all time.( in my view he is ) the only japanese wrestling star to hold 2 major U.S. championships, the nwa tv and nwa world. You'll be missed. THANK YOU, MUTA.

[@jerseystrong4366]

They show a minute and 10 seconds video of him walking into the. So I don't know why he's quitting Does anybody know why he's quitting Please let me know

[@reign5563]

@Jersey Strong his age his body, he has been doing this what since the 90s

[@SuperGamerB]

80', he was making U.S. appearances for the Nwa in as far back as 88, maybe even 87.

[@carleton4199]

Evan farther back than that. Keiji Muto started the Great Muta gimmick in WCW in 1989, but his first matches in the US were in 1985 in Florida as White Ninja, He debuted in New Japan in 1984.

[@RichValentine1972]

Thank you Muta, I have loved watching you! Your presence in the ring will be missed!!

[@aramjose7933]

GREAT MUTA tiene las mejores entradas. ✋🏼 Bye Bye Muta

[@markrussell3414]

The greatest wrestler of all time the great muta we still love the greatest japan wrestler ever amazing legend of the sport

[@EricWolf0420]

I Grew up watching and idolizing Keiji Mutoh aka The Great Muta... From the Muta Scale to the Moonsault to the Mist... Thank you for everything

[@allanjerome5404]

Thank you Great Muta. Bye bye.

[@kingjoeytheape1657]

Favorite Asian Wrestler 💪😎👍

[@cryptozoomauler5505]

Thank you, Great Muta, for all the many years of entertaining the pro wrestling world.

[@DimShamrock]

NOAH is really stepping up their game this year. Only good things will come if they keep going like that. Great commentary by the way. True passion, doesn't sound manufactured.

[@TheFlamingPike]

Agreed, I actually think they put the best content so far in 2023 amongst all the other wrestling promotions.

[@ASoberBear]

Thank you Muta Senpai, for everything ❤. Tanahashi, Liger, Hogan, Flair, Sting, …dark carnival… you are the best.

[@dark_antihero]

0:29 this shot is epic

[@Dr.JeremyDunks]

Man thats still one of my favorite entrance themes. Farewell, Muta. Thanks for the memories.

[@peterflagle5446]

It was cool to see him with the great kabuki once last time

[@randyhartford1909]

@@peterflagle5446 it makes sense for him to be there he technically muta father and muta is an extion of the great Kabuki the original demon

[@Beyondfreshken]

This how you send off one the greats

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

Muta. Nuff said.💚

[@TheTripster710]

one of the greatest wrestlers of all time #ThankYouMuta

[@nekoking8330]

0:16 Baby Muta💕

[@richardcoreno]

WOW moment.

[@superm.8681]

The Great muta the legend

[@ronniebradshaw9322]

You are a great wrestle and a true legend and you should be in wwe hall of fame

[@DefendYoungstown]

First Jushin Thunder Liger, now The Great Muta. I've never been the most hardcore, diehard, tape trading wrestling fan, but those two were low key "always there"- perpetually in the periphery since my brother got me on to wrestling in my early 80s childhood. Through Horsemen and Hulkamania, Hart vs Michaels, ECW, Austin 3:16, NWO 4 LIFE, etc... they were always guys that at least struck the "oh yeah, I heard of them" chord even when a lot of domestic US talent never reached such a level of name recognition being on TV every week for a couple years in [insert fed here]. And now, as a grown man in my 40s, it sounds weird that these two guys won't be around anymore. I get you can't do it forever, but The Great Muta was one of those that made it seem like some folks could.

[@savageseethkid2115]

I fucking love the Noah camerawork for entrances

[@felo-Velez]

Muchas gracias The Great Muta

[@deenulazarus5454]

Bye bye Great Muta

[@FirestormXIII]

Bye bye. 😢

[@gobbledgoop8350]

this is so sick!

[@ddave7026]

I just remember Gary Hart managing Kabuki, then bringing muta out. I'm so grateful I live through that era. Muta is truly one of the best

[@randyhartford1909]

Ya muta is supposed to be the son of kubkie that why he was with Hart muta exist because kubkie was popular at one time and muta in a way took over but later muta because just an alt ego of muto he became a demon that possess muto and kubkie trained him

[@Nfoster1916]

BYE-BYE GREAT MUTA

[@DraygonKing]

Sting is the last one from that generation still going Having him and Muta was inspiring to see

[@arunachalamk6637]

Great muta icon entrance in NOAH

[@guuriki1]

I will never forget when I saw him vs rick flair. You are the Goat muta!!

[@claypearson9569]

like stated before, muta was before my time but i still respect what he did. was able to catch the ass-end of his noah stuff born in 98, but I'll admit this beats any entrance. muta's entrence's were so cold and the baby clothes muta was adorable!

[@aamazintribe]

The Great Muta Wrestling Gear here was fyre for shő. At Pro-Wrestling Noah @ Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana!¡!

[@mauricebowling4855]

I remember the Great Muta in his prime he was the real deal

[@ktcochran35620]

THE GREAT MUTA. RESPECTED. RIVALED. FEARED. THE LEGACY OF THE SUPER NINJA WILL LIVE ON. #BEWARETHEMIST

[@StrongStyleNinja]

#ByeBye

[@ThomasBoyce5000]

Thank yiu so much, Muta....

[@philliphernandez2649]

0:29 Hakushi doesn't age!

[@pieluvr7362]

If you know, you know , THE Great Mota in 80s 📺🎞🎬

[@xkm-thebasetecchannel3823]

Is there a clean studio version of this theme?

[@brodyjames4126]

I'm thankful sting was there for this

[@allysinblack5686]

Muto first appeared as "Great Mota" in the NWA's World Championship Wrestling territory on the March 18, 1989, edition of Saturday Night. His manager Gary Hart introduced him as the son of the Great Kabuki, whom Gary Hart also had managed years earlier. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2fVopKXr9qZfJI

[@0fficialdregs]

The final boss has arrive.

[@BrxIghtside]

Sting was the perfect partner to send him out

[@JayzenWilbanks9654]

AEW: your my friend now.

[@jipsumies3435]

Final entrance? Was this supposted to be his last match?

[@Kyle-gu3ge]

Was his retirement match

[@mattval6293]

Anyone spot hakushi?

[@PHAOHOABUONMATHUOT]

Sign contract with Rocky Huynh from Vietnam 🇻🇳 50.000 U$D/year for him

[@prisonmike3856]

Zero crowd reaction...

[@gavinalaniz5376]

such an honor to see this match live

[@kcx1588x]

It's a shame he never got to be in the wwf/WWE!!