@kunalsummerThe roster needed a full two weeks off after the G1 Climax, and for good reason. Oskar describes the tournament as incredibly exhausting, a warning he's heard from veterans for years. He estimates fighting nine or eight singles matches during the event, which feels brutal when you consider that in the previous two to three years on excursion, he'd only had around ten singles matches total while mostly doing tag teams. Despite the toll, he calls it a great experience where he learned a huge amount, noting that wrestling is a continuous learning process where you never stop improving. The physical and mental drain was severe though. For three days post-event, he barely spoke to anyone because his head was completely empty with nothing left inside. Instead of talking, he just watched Avatar, specifically his favorite show The Last Airbender, but he admits he didn't really take anything in while watching it. #AvatarTheLastAirbender

@kunalsummerThe roster needed a full two weeks off after the G1 Climax, and for good reason. Oskar describes the tournament as incredibly exhausting, a warning he's heard from veterans for years. He estimates fighting nine or eight singles matches during the event, which feels brutal when you consider that in the previous two to three years on excursion, he'd only had around ten singles matches total while mostly doing tag teams. Despite the toll, he calls it a great experience where he learned a huge amount, noting that wrestling is a continuous learning process where you never stop improving. The physical and mental drain was severe though. For three days post-event, he barely spoke to anyone because his head was completely empty with nothing left inside. Instead of talking, he just watched Avatar, specifically his favorite show The Last Airbender, but he admits he didn't really take anything in while watching it. #AvatarTheLastAirbender