Koji Kanemoto

I've seen criticisms that he was a bit too go-go-go and didn't sell enough, and while there are certainly examples of that (taking a Liger Bomb from the turnbuckle in the 2/16/1997 match and putting the boots to Liger just seconds later), he's been one of my favorite junior heavyweight wrestlers to watch. He was a great mix of stiff striking, slick groundwork, and the occasional high-flying spot. He always brought a lot of intensity and while that occasionally led to the aforementioned no-selling, he's so much fun to watch. His 90's work is definitely his best, but he has some gems in the early 2000's like the Fujita Hayato and Masahito Kakihara matches.