Shohei Baba, affectionately known as Giant Baba, is a legendary figure in the realm of professional wrestling and a cornerstone of Japanese wrestling history. Co-founding All Japan Pro Wrestling (AJPW) in 1972, Baba not only served as the promotion's top star but also took on roles as booker, promoter, and head trainer, shaping the future of wrestling in Japan. His influence is immortalized in the iconic 1990 release, "WWF/AJPW/NJPW Wrestling Summit," which showcases the groundbreaking collaboration of major wrestling promotions, attracting collectors eager to own a piece of history. Collectors seek out Baba’s work not only for his immense talent but also for the cultural significance of his matches and the promotion he built. His legacy as a seven-time Champion Carnival winner and a three-time NWA World Heavyweight Champion makes his appearances highly sought after in the home video market. As a national hero in Japan, Baba's films and wrestling events represent a vital part of the nation’s entertainment history, making them invaluable to both wrestling fans and film collectors alike.