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#3 Kota Ibushi vs Rey Fenix
Kota Ibushi and Rey Fenix are two men who also have a few similarities in terms of their in-ring style of wrestling. Despite Ibushi being a former Jr. Heavyweight, The Golden Star remains one of the most athletic and high-flying stars in New Japan today. And, Rey Fenix is someone who needs no introduction when it comes to high-flying.
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At the All In event in 2018, Ibushi and Fenix had the chance to stand across each other in a squared circle when the former teamed up with The Young Bucks (The Golden Elite), whereas, Fenix was paired with Bandido and Rey Mysterio in an exciting six-man tag team match in the main event of the show.
If Fenix and Ibushi ever square-off in a wrestling ring at some point down the line, expect the two men to pull off some of the craziest spots one could ever witness in a match.
After all, Fenix is currently on the back of a singles match against Kenny Omega from a Northeast Wrestling show and totally deserves a shot at the other half of The Golden Lovers.
