WWE\'s collaborative relationship with Pro Wrestling NOAH picked up some serious steam this week when Yoshiki Inamura visited the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. On X, WWE NXT head Shawn Michaels hyped up the arrival of the 31-year-old wrestler to clips of his time at the PC. Michaels added that Inamura \"is going to be a problem for anyone he steps in the ring with\" to footage of him wrestling in the Performance Center.
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It didn\'t take long for Okamoto\'s plans to come to fruition, as AJ Styyles would compete at NOAH Destination in July. In August and September, NXT\'s Josh Briggs and Tavion Heights were part of the NOAH N-1 Victory 2024 tournament, making this growing relationship between WWE and NOAH more significant. In January 2023, WWE’s Shinsuke Nakamura was granted the opportunity to face The Great Muta at a NOAH show as part of the latter’s retirement tour.
As for what Yoshiki Inamura\'s future with NOAH and WWE NXT looks like, that remains to be seen. Nevertheless, fans are excited to see what the Japanese star will do and what other crossovers we could see from both sides of this budding partnership.
