WRESTLING legend The Great Muta has given his brutal opinion on British cuisine.
The WWE Hall of Famer paid a visit to Old Trafford Wetherspoon’s in Manchester over the weekend.
WWE Hall-of-Famer The Great Muta joined a host of wrestling stars at a Spoons this weekend[/caption]
The Japanese star ordered a katsu curry and ramen noodles[/caption]
But the noodles didn’t go down well with the former nine-time world champion[/caption]
Muta, 62, flew to the North West to attend a fan convention at the BEC Arena.
He met supporters and gave a talk at For the Love of Wrestling – but was less than taken with his food options.
Muta – real name Keiji Muto – popped into the Bishop Blaize by Manchester United‘s Old Trafford stadium.
He was joined by fellow wrestlers including Mark Henry and Debra McMichael.
But after ordering some ramen noodles, the Japanese legend was far from impressed.
Uploading a picture of his dish and a disgusted face to X, Muta spluttered: “As for ramen…what the heck is this?!”
The wrestler also tackled a chicken katsu curry, which he declared was simply: “Okay.”
Despite his disastrous dinner, the wrestler wasn’t put off entirely and returned to the same pub later in the weekend.
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This time he played things a little safer – ordering a steak and chips.
One of the first wrestlers out of Japan, Muta is considered among the greatest and most influential of all time.
He spent 39 years in the ring and was a nine-time world champion.
In total, he held 32 championships and also went by the names The Black Ninja, Kokushi and Bach Mutoh.
Despite never appearing in the WWE, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame following his retirement in 2023.
