My Attempt to get my Megumi Kudo card signed

I've been a fan of Megumi Kudo since I first discovered FMW back in the mid 1990's.  I had never seen women wrestlers compete in death match wrestling, and Megumi Kudo was the best of her generation.

Later the company Tokyo Pop released several FMW DVD's here in the States giving his better quality matches to watch.

I have been collecting signed trading cards in earnest since 2003.  Back in 2018 when Mikey, Jay, & I decided to go to WrestleCon in New York I was buying cards on Ebay when I saw this 2001 BBM card of Kudo with an image that most represents her career in FMW.  I think I paid $7 for it and then just hoped that she would be announced to appear.  Sadly she was not brought it. 

Again in 2024 we went to WrestleCon in Philadelphia and she was not brough it either.  In fact I don't think anyone has ever brought her in for a signing.  Recently I was watching the "new" Hayabusa for Zero1 and discovered the Megumi is the general manager for the promotion.

I decided to mail the card to Megumi Kudo in care of Pro Wrestling Zero1 to the address on their website.  I've mailed cards to Japan in the past and have had great success with The Great Muta and The Great Kabuki for example. 

I hand wrote out a letter and then used Google Translate to put it in Japanese and mailed that with the card and $20 for return postage, although it won't cost that much.

It cost $2.98 to mail it to Japan so if I don't get it back I'm out, $23 and the card.  I mailed it out on June 20th, if I get it back I will post it here.

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