Yuto-Ice & OSKAR Blasts Aaron Wolf, Suggests He Should Go To DDT Pro Due To Lack Of Seriousness

By: Lewis Carlan

On March 10th at the New Japan Pro-Wrestling New Japan Cup 2026 event in Okayama, the current IWGP World Tag Team Champions Yuto-Ice & OSKAR defeated Aaron Wolf and his partner Masatora Yasuda in a non-title bout. Yuto hit Yasuda with his Ice HIGH finisher to end the match at the 8:40 mark.

After the bout, Wolf and Yuto came face to face which didn’t end well for Wolf as he ended up being on the wrong end of an attack by Yuto & OSKAR.

Photo Credit: NJPW

Afterwards, Yuto-ICE and OSKAR unleashed fiery comments aimed at rookie Aaron Wolf and his performance at the March 6th NJPW Anniversary Event.

At the NJPW Anniversary Event, Wolf teamed with Satoshi Kojima, Shota Umino, Tatsumi Fujinami & LEONA to face House of Torture’s Ren Narita, Chase Owens, Yujiro Takahashi, SHO & Dick Togo.

At one point during the match, Wolf was tagged in and entered the ring but then he exited and climbed to the top turnbuckle and did a “Dragon Ring-In”, which was an obvious tribute to Tatsumi Fujinami.

This apparently didn’t sit well with Yuto-Ice & OSKAR and they made their feelings known as they blasted Wolf.

From Yuto-Ice:

“And what do you think he did? That thick-skinned bastard. Gets special treatment at the ‘Flag-Raising Anniversary’ (6th, Ota Ward) and thinks, ‘Alright, time to shine. I’ll take down everyone. I’ll do the Dragon Ring-In’? Are you kidding me? You’re not taking this seriously, are you?”

From OSKAR:

“This was his chance to get revenge (on H.O.T.), and he does a Dragon Ring-in? Does he think that’s funny? If he’s not going to take it seriously, he should go to DDT! He can do all the stupid stuff he wants there. Is this the Olympic spirit?”

It will be interesting to see if Aaron Wolf moves his attention from House of Torture and directs it at OSKAR & Yuto-Ice. It’s very possible Wolf could look for a tag team partner and challenge OSKAR & Yuto for the IWGP World Tag Team Championship in the near future.

(All English translations via Deepl,com taken from Tokyo Sports.)