“That’s what keeps me going — believing in that. It’s the World Heavyweight Championship. That’s the one thing I really want to achieve. When you think about what Japanese men haven’t yet broken through in this American stage, that’s probably it. I don’t know if it would serve as proof of anything, but sometimes I wonder — if I can’t do it, then what happens next? I’d like to leave behind a path or some hope for the next generation of Japanese and Asian wrestlers.”

“Fortunately, I haven’t suffered many injuries, so it’s not like I’m thinking of quitting right now. But nothing lasts forever. If you ask me if I’ll still be doing this in ten years, I’d have to question it. Maybe five years — who knows? You never know what tomorrow will bring, so I just have to focus on what I can do right now.”

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While speaking on Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer of F4WOnline.com addressed the situation…

“When that story first broke, I immediately asked WWE and they immediately got back to me. What they said is false is Nakamura leaving. They said that is completely false. I did later ask exactly if that [Smackdown] was his last match and I did not get an answer on that… I am not certain what the Nakamura thing is other than he’s not being released from his contract, he’s still under contract, he’s still with the company.”

In addition to what Meltzer said, Fightful.com noted that “nobody we’d talked to had heard anything to lend credibility to Shinsuke Nakamura leaving WWE.”

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