>There was a really cool deal that aired over the weekend on the Japanese TV show “Knight Scoop,” a variety show. The segment was about a 97-year-old woman who has loved pro wrestling dating back to the days of Rikidozan. She’s now in Hospice Care and she passes the time watching pro wrestling DVDs. Her favorite stuff now is the comedy Dragon Gate matches, particularly Gamma and Yosuke Santa Maria (who dresses up like a woman). Even though she’s been a fan for 60 years, she had never attended a live match. There are times when they think she is going to go into a coma, but the nurses put in a wrestling DVD and she opens her eyes and starts watching. The segment then showed Santa Maria and Gamma dressed up like doctors coming to the Hospice care facility, but at first she didn’t recognize them. Eventually she did. Then they opened the blinds and showed in the back yard, a wrestling ring was set up. They wheeled her and the other people living there to the ring and several of the wrestlers did a tag match, mostly comedy spots, but they did dives. They also gave her a whip to whip Gamma, who sold it big. They showed her all thrilled touching the ring post and the ring for the first time and reacting to near falls and such.