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* Creator/BasRutten upon finding out that matches in Pancrase were 30 minutes each with no round breaks in between, presents himself as cool with it to the one who told him, but in his head is basically screaming OhCrap. He won the match by going AttackAttackAttack on his unfortunate opponent, Ryushi Yanagisawa, but it was also the first time he needed to draw the R on his hands so that he doesn't gas out. Afterwards, to celebrate his win, he debuts what would be called the Rutten Jump and the promoters upon seeing it tell him to keep doing it after winning his matches. As the list here shows, it has been mimicked by other fighters, some to hilarious results.
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* Genki Sudo pulling off an honest-to-god [[WrestlerInAllOfUS giant swing]] on Craig Oxley to escape guard and leglock the poor guy. Afterwards to celebrate his win, he does the Rutten Jump perfectly, since he only needed less than 3 minutes to submit Oxley.
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-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought, '[[OhCrap Huh]]?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
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-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought, '[[OhCrap Huh]]?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, [[HeroicBSOD 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
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** Maeda was actually willing to come out of retirement to face Karelin for a second time, though in true pro wrestling fashion, he tried to get Karelin to sign on by claiming the leg kicks he gave Karelin in their match were the reason Karelin didn't win what would have been his fourth gold in the Olympics. Karelin never responded.
** Maeda was actually willing to come out of retirement to face Karelin for a second time, though in true pro wrestling fashion, he tried to get Karelin to sign on by claiming the leg kicks he gave Karelin in their match were the reason Karelin didn't win what would have been his fourth gold in the Olympics. Karelin never responded.
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* In preparation for the his match with Aleksander Karelin, Maeda had drilled endlessly with his apprentice Tsuyoshi Kohsaka and Kohsaka's Alliance teammate Maurice Smith in Seattle, in order to score a takedown over the world's best wrestler. Once the match began however, he shot a single leg on Karelin, who being built like a Russian redwood, didn't budge and barely even seemed to notice. Maeda's own account of that moment expresses it perfectly.
-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought, 'Huh?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought, 'Huh?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
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* In preparation for the his match with Aleksander Karelin, Maeda had drilled endlessly with his apprentice Tsuyoshi Kohsaka and Kohsaka's Alliance teammate Maurice Smith in Seattle, in order to score a takedown over the world's best wrestler. Once the match began however, he shot a single leg on Karelin, who being built like a Russian redwood, [[NoSell didn't budge and barely even seemed to notice.notice]]. Maeda's own account of that moment expresses it perfectly.
-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought,'Huh?' '[[OhCrap Huh]]?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought,
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* In preparation for the his match with Aleksander Karelin, Maeda had drilled endlessly with Maurice Smith and his apprentice Tsuyoshi Kohsaka, Kohsaka and Kohsaka's Alliance teammate Maurice Smith in Seattle, in order to score a takedown over the world's best wrestler. Once the the match began however, he shot a single leg on Karelin, who being built like a Russian redwood, didn't budge and barely even seemed to notice. Maeda's own account of that moment expresses it perfectly.
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* In preparation for the his match with Aleksander Karelin, Maeda had drilled endlessly with Maurice Smith and his apprentice Tsuyoshi Kohsaka, in order to score a takedown over the world's best wrestler. Once the the match began however, he shot a single leg on Karelin, who being built like a Russian redwood, didn't budge and barely even seemed to notice. Maeda's own account of that moment expresses it perfectly.
-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought, 'Huh?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
-->"I told myself 'Even if I can't win, I'll tackle him and take him down. I'll take him down.' But even when I tried to take him down, he didn't move at all. I thought, 'Huh?' And then a hand came around and swung me around, and I said, 'What kind of power is this?' It's an unimaginable power that I've never experienced before."
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-->"He kinda just put his head down and looped some fucking punch out there that smacked me. I was like what the fuck? There he is... that little fucker. That little fucker hit me with a [[VideoGame/StreetFighter Hadouken]] or something. I beat his ass, but you know, that little fucker, man that fucker is tough. I mean I hit him, but then he comes out with this UsefulNotes/{{Karate}} shit and... Little dude can bang. I mean he fucked up my eye and shit... That's why I went to the ground and gogo'ed him."
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-->"He kinda just put his head down and looped some fucking punch out there that smacked me. I was like what the fuck? There he is... that little fucker. That little fucker hit me with a [[VideoGame/StreetFighter [[Franchise/StreetFighter Hadouken]] or something. I beat his ass, but you know, that little fucker, man that fucker is tough. I mean I hit him, but then he comes out with this UsefulNotes/{{Karate}} shit and... Little dude can bang. I mean he fucked up my eye and shit... That's why I went to the ground and gogo'ed him."
