Wrestling Drama refers to a genre within professional wrestling that emphasizes storytelling and character development alongside athletic competition. Unlike traditional sports, wrestling drama incorporates scripted storylines, personal rivalries, and theatrical elements to engage the audience emotionally. Character arcs often involve conflicts, betrayals, alliances, and redemption, creating a narrative that resonates with fans. Wrestlers portray their characters with distinct personalities, and their rivalries are often built over extended periods, culminating in matches that serve as climactic events in the storyline. This combination of sport and theater enhances the spectacle of wrestling, turning each match into a dramatic event that highlights not just athletic ability, but also narrative depth and entertainment value.
EVIL's removal from the New Japan Pro-Wrestling roster follows a tumultuous February, marked by his loss to Hiroshi Tanahashi and subsequent dissatisfaction. Despite a recent appearance in the U.S., EVIL…