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Since debuting for GLEAT, Boudreaux has not looked back as he proceeded to thrive in the growing promotion over the past two years. The President of GLEAT, Hiroyuki Suzuki, recently referred to Boudreaux as the “the greatest fighter out in the world right now.” Hiroyuki Suzuki indicated that all the hard work in the dojo and big matches in Japan are paying off for Boudreaux.

Now things are about to really pick up for Boudreaux as he announced on X that 24 year pro-wrestling veteran Kotaro Suzuki will become his mentor as Boudreaux looks to take his GLEAT career to the next level.

Kotaro Suzuki’s pro-wrestling career began on Dec. 24th 2001 for Pro Wrestling NOAH. Suzuki was trained by the legendary Mitsuharu Misawa and is poised to pass down his knowledge to Boudreaux. Suzuki has held numerous titles during his successful career including the Pro Wrestling NOAH GHC Junior Heavyweight Title (4 times), the AJPW World Jr Heavyweight Title and the ZERO1 World Junior Heavyweight Championship.

Boudreaux for his part appeared very excited and was deeply grateful for the opportunity to being paired with Kotaro Suzuki.

>“Mr. Mitsuharu Misawa-san’s final disciple is Mr. Kotaro Suzuki San. Mr. Kotaro Suzuki-san will become my future Sensei, guiding me to an “unparalleled height” that I could never have even imagined until now. I am so deeply grateful for this .. the future of GLEAT is so bright. History is about to be made in so many ways… the people of Japan want this badly. This is precisely the pinnacle of GLEAT. #THEBFD. I return home back to Japan after my Heavyweight championship match next week April 26th in Melbourne, Australia”

Kotaro Suzuki responded to Boudreaux’s post by asking his disciple to come back to Japan soon. Boudreaux had stated that he will be returning to GLEAT following his championship bout in Australia on April 26th.

https://monthlypuroresu.com/features/kotaro-suzuki-set-to-mentor-parker-boudreaux-for-gleat/