WATCH: WWE Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura’s Grandest Entrance in Japan

WWE has recruited a lot of Superstars from different parts of the world over the years. Through its global reach, it has been able to get talents from most places. We have seen our fair share of quirky characters and their antics. However, no one comes across quite like Shinsuke Nakamura.

If there ever was an embodiment to the term ‘body language’, it’s Nakamura. “The King of Strong Style” has a deep charm in him that are expressed by his actions and the way he carries himself.

The charisma in his step comes naturally, and no matter what he does, your eyes are fixed on to him. Back in his days at New Japan Pro Wrestling, Nakamura was doing pretty much the same thing he does in WWE today, entertain.

The character he had built up around himself made him a crowd favorite. It wasn’t long before he won the Championship there, and kept going. One thing that drew my attention was one particular entrance of his before a match at NJPW’s Wrestle Kingdom.

As you can see in the video above, Nakamura is being Nakamura in all his glory and just doing what he loves. Yet, that raw charisma is just impeccable to watch. 

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Nakamura has had his fair share of cool entrances, the most notable being the one at WrestleMania. His theme song has also become a hit among WWE fans.

However, after his big push when he joined WWE’s main roster, we haven’t seen as much of Nakamura as we’d like to. Over the years, his charisma has been kept beneath the surface for some reason.

WWE did play him well as a heel, and there’s no doubt that he is still a fan favorite. Nakamura is back in the spotlight by winning the Tag Team Championship with Cesaro after beating The New Day at Extreme Rules. This could be another line for him to pull himself back to the main cards.

We hope to see much more of that raw charisma from Shinsuke Nakamura over the next few months. Nakamura’s talents and presence is frankly something that can never be taught.

Source: Fightful Wrestling Twitter