At 60 years old, a wrestling legend prepares to face 36-year-old Japanese Judo champion Naoya Ogawa instead of retiring on a 100-acre property.
Synopsis
At 60 years old, a wrestling legend prepares to face 36-year-old Japanese Judo champion Naoya Ogawa instead of retiring on a 100-acre property.
Synopsis
Tiger, a wrestling legend, prepares for a significant match at the age of 60. In 2004, he resides on a 100-acre property, a place many would consider a peaceful retirement. Instead, he faces Naoya Ogawa, a 36-year-old Japanese Judo champion. The film captures the lead-up to this clash, detailing Tiger's training and mindset as he steps into the ring for a challenging showdown. The 52-minute documentary presents a unique perspective on competition and determination in the world of professional wrestling.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Watch the intense match between Tiger and Naoya Ogawa.
- See a wrestling legend compete at age 60.
- Find out about the life of a pro wrestler after retirement.
Did You Know
- The film's subject turned 60 years old in 2004.
- Naoya Ogawa, the opponent, is a 36-year-old Japanese Judo champion.
- The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
- The film features a woman director, which is notable in pro wrestling.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the main subject of the documentary Tiger!?
The main subject is a wrestling legend who turned 60 in 2004.
What significant match does the wrestling legend take on in Tiger!?
He takes on 36 year old Japanese Judo champion Naoya Ogawa.
What is the duration of the documentary Tiger!?
The duration of Tiger! is 52 minutes.
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