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Many matches in wrestling history are debated amongst fans as “the very best of all time.”

In WWE, Shawn Michaels versus Undertaker at WrestleMania 25 comes to mind.

In New Japan Pro Wrestling, the legacy of Kazuchika Okada versus Kenny Omega is undeniable. So can be said of the trilogy of world title matches between Samoa Joe and CM Punk in Ring of Honor.

“Greatest” or “best of all time” proclamations and arguments are respectfully subjective.

However, in the summer of 1995, the fighting spirit was never more on display when The Four Pillars of All Japan Pro Wrestling shared a ring.

“Every wrestling fan should watch this masterpiece.”

–  Wrestling fan, Fabio Dewitt

In the 1990s, All Japan Pro Wrestling had more Dave Meltzer/Wrestling Observer five-star-rated matches than any other wrestling company on the planet. At its heart were four wrestlers who came to be known as "The Four Pillars of Heaven."

The Four Pillars of Heaven – Mitsuharu Misawa, Kenta Kobashi, Toshiaki Kawada, and Akira Taue – were students of a wrestling style created by Giant Baba called "King’s Road," where matches relied on multi-layered physical storytelling in the ring.

Although their matches weren’t as accessible at the time, AJPW was a hot commodity amongst VHS tape traders. While the more mainstream WWF was going through more of a cartoon character pre-Attitude Era lull, All Japan was bringing hard-hitting matches that looked like genuine athletic contests.

At the start of 1995, Toshiaki Kawada had never pinned Mitsuharu Misawa despite three attempts against him for the Triple Crown Championship. Kawada got a step closer to defeating the champion each time they met, only for Kawada to lose in the end.

This led to a bitterness rising in Kawada where he would leave the Super Generation Army (where he was allied with Misawa) to align with a new tag team partner in the form of Akira Taue.

Akira Taua was a monster in the ring known for his brutal chokeslam. Together with Toshiaki Kawada, they formed a tag team by the name of “The Holy Demon Army.”

The first meeting between Misawa and Kobashi against the Holy Demon Army occurred on June 1st, 1993. The newly-formed team of Kawada and Taue took the victory in a match then-AJPW owner Giant Baba allegedly called the greatest match he had ever seen.

However, it was a bittersweet victory as Kawada still never pinned Misawa.

A series of nine matches ensued between the two teams, with arguably their most important match happening two years after their first for the AJPW World Tag Team Championships on June 9th, 1995.

Like any match featuring any one of The Four Pillars in All Japan, the crowd was very invested in this encounter. The reported 16,300 strong stayed loud throughout the lengthy 42-minute war.

There were many moments that filled the arena with the crowd’s excitement. The first being when Kawada delivered a heavy front kick to the face of Misawa.

Misawa had previously broken his orbital bone, so this led to him unleashing a more vicious side on Kawada in opposition to his usual calm demeanor.

The Holy Demon Army would respond.

Limb-shattering kicks from Kawada made it seem as if the knee of Kobashi would be shot off his body. This was followed by Taue using his hulking size to drive all his strength and power into his attempts to flatten the bones and ligaments in Kobashi’s knee.

Kenta Kobashi gave one of the finest selling performances of his career, showing that he had very little use of his leg, struggling to get to his corner to tag in his eager partner until he caught a lucky break.

He knocked down the opposition and stumbled over to Misawa to unleash him on The Holy Demon Army.

The fighting spirit that the King’s Road style is known for was on full display, with nasty bumps on the back of the neck aplenty and fast-paced strikes flying from all directions despite any punishment they may take themselves in the process.

The escalation of high-impact moves in this match grew to a fever pitch.

Rapid slaps came from Kawada. Taue threw the opposition around the ring. The heart and fighting spirit was alive in Kobashi. All the while, all the greatness that was expected whenever Misawa stepped into the ring was all on full display.

It almost seemed as though the face team of Misawa and Kobashi would get the win.

Yet, Kawada caught Misawa with a powerbomb and kicked the life out of him until Kobashi showed his pure heart by diving onto the downed body of Misawa, facing the consequences with a beautiful tag-team move of a chokeslam-back suplex combo from Kawada and Taue.

This allowed for Kawada to hit another beautiful powerbomb on Misawa and…

1.. 2.. 3!

Toshiaki Kawada finally pinned Mitsuharu Misawa for the very first time.

Although Kawada had defeated Dr. Death Steve Williams for the Triple Crown Championship one year prior, this could easily be seen as the biggest win of his career.

He had finally defeated the man he took a backseat to and lost out to so many times in their rivalry.

I recently came across a quote on YouTube where a fan declared this “the Citizen Kane of tag team matches.” I couldn’t agree more.

The King’s Road style, and these four men, in particular, created unforgettable magic in the ring and influenced the style and fighting spirit of many wrestlers today.

Their bodies battered by years of wrestling at a level most mortals could not sustain, each of The Four Pillars of Heaven has long now stepped away from the ring.

Toshiaki Kawada wrestled his last known match on August 15th, 2010.

Kenta Kobashi and Akira Taue both retired in 2013.

And Misawa, tragically, died in the ring on June 13th, 2009.

However, on one fateful night in June 1995, these four men came together to tell the perfect story, creating an all-time classic that will inspire and be discussed for generations.

These men gave their all to wrestling. For that, we are thankful.

A Systematic Investment Plan (SIP) is a mode of investment for mutual funds in which investors make regular, automated contributions periodically. With SIPs, you can plan your investments to achieve your financial goals over the long term. You can do this by determining the target amount and the amount you’d like to invest at periodic intervals in a mutual fund scheme you’ve chosen.

For instance, say you’d like to invest ₹500 each month for five years. You can set up a SIP with a mutual fund and automate your contributions for the said period. You can also choose to contribute more or less frequently. Typically, SIP mutual funds allow investing weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, and so on.

It’s also important to understand the SIP meaning in mutual funds because it’s not an asset in itself, but only a mode of investing in mutual funds. Any contributions you make towards your SIP will be invested in a mutual fund scheme that you choose.

Before you set up your SIP, there are a few essentials you need to know about how SIP works. If you find it easier to learn through a visual mode, here’s a quick video in Hindi explaining how SIPs exactly work.

There are three stages to investing in SIP from the beginning to the point where your funds are invested in a mutual fund scheme:

After the money is debited, you’ll soon receive acknowledgment about your funds being invested. The acknowledgment also includes the number of units you’ve been allotted based on the NAV (net asset value). The number of units allotted for each contribution may differ because the NAV changes every day.

SIPs offer a broad basket of benefits to investors across age groups and risk profiles. Following are some of the most prominent benefits of SIP plans:

It is one of the most prominent benefits of SIPs because it eliminates the need to time the market. Investors try to time the market by investing money based on momentary market movements and due to a lack of expertise, can end up losing money in the process. SIPs take out the guesswork since it involves investing a fixed amount at predetermined intervals, regardless of the market’s position. When the markets, and consequently a mutual fund’s NAV, are low, you’re allotted a greater number of units for the amount you invest, on the other hand, you’re allotted fewer units when the markets are at a peak. Over the long term, this reduces your average cost per allotted unit. For instance, say you’ve decided to invest ₹5,000 via SIP each month for the next 5 months. Here’s how rupee-cost averaging will work in your favor for this investment:

Your average NAV cost per unit comes to 98.2 , thanks to rupee-cost averaging. If you had invested a lumpsum of ₹25,000 in January, your NAV cost per unit would have been ₹100. You’d also have been able to purchase only 250 units (2.11 fewer units, i.e., 25,000 ÷ 100 = 250 units) if you had invested a lumpsum amount.

The value of the investment would also have been different. If you had invested ₹25,000 in January, your investment’s value in May would have been ₹25,000. However, because of rupee-cost averaging, your investment’s value in May with SIPs would be ₹25,211 .

Mutual funds are managed by experts that have a proven track experience as portfolio managers. They also have a team of research analysts at their disposal that monitor the markets and gauge investment opportunities. Since your SIP investments are investments in mutual funds, you benefit from the fund manager’s expertise. This is especially important for someone who doesn’t understand financial jargon or the markets. Instead of risking your capital, let an expert manage your money. In essence, SIPs allow you to outsource investment expertise to a fund manager who manages the mutual fund’s assets to optimize the returns for its investors. It’s a win-win.

A growth in income may trigger some to spend on upgrading their lifestyle. The wiser ones tend to do the reverse; they spend what’s left after investing. SIPs can help inculcate this discipline because you’re committing to investing a fixed amount each month. You don’t need to make an extra effort for monthly contributions either. The money is automatically debited from your registered account each month. Over time, the small contributions grow into a substantial amount because of compounding.

The returns on your SIP investment, just like other mutual funds, benefit from compounding. To get some context on how powerful compounding can be, think of the returns in absolute terms. Here’s an example to illustrate the power of compounding. Say you invest ₹1,00,000 per annum. Assuming a 12% rate of return, here’s how much you’ll earn based on how long you continue investing:

Now that a lot of ground has been covered on what SIP is, how SIP works, and the benefits of SIP, let’s talk about the types of SIPs you can opt for.

Fixed SIPs are the plain-vanilla version of SIPs. You choose an amount, and a date till which you wish to contribute, and the rest of the process is automated. This has been discussed so far in the previous examples, but you should also know that unless you set an end date yourself, these SIPs will terminate by default in the year 2099. Given that 2099 is in the distant future, it’s not something you should worry about. Though fixed SIPs are also the most popular choice among investors, there are other types that could potentially suit your investment style better.

Top-up SIPs are great for investors who want to increase their SIP contributions periodically. An example of where top-up SIPs make a lot of sense is when your income continues to increase every year. The investor could choose to contribute the entire increment or a part thereof to the SIP by opting for a top-up SIP. For instance, if you currently invest ₹20,000 a month, and your income increases by 10% each year, you could choose to increase your contribution by the entire incremental income, a part of it, or take a simple approach and just increase your contributions by 10%.

Perpetual SIPs are just fixed SIPs sans tenure. Once registered, your bank account will be debited with the amount of the SIP contribution unless you instruct the fund house to stop withdrawals. If you don’t want your investments to be limited to a certain number of years, perpetual SIPs are an ideal option that eliminates the need for repeated renewals. You can redeem your investments anytime you choose, of course.

It offers you the flexibility to change the amount per contribution or skip a few contributions if you so choose. There are two possible reasons an investor may want to change the contribution amount or skip a contribution. First, your contributions through SIP are adjusted based on the market’s overall outlook. If the market is valued higher, your monthly contributions through SIP would be reduced and increased again once markets are correct and valuations look attractive. Fund houses do this based on a predecided valuation matrix. You will get to decide the minimum and maximum SIP investment amounts. Please note that you must inform the fund house about these changes a week before your SIP installment is due.

SIPs involve periodic contributions towards a mutual fund scheme while a lumpsum investment is when you make a one-time investment in a mutual fund.

For instance, if you have ₹50,000 that you want to invest, you could either make a lumpsum investment of ₹50,000 or choose to invest ₹5,000 every month over the next 10 months by setting up a systematic investment plan.

When faced with SIP vs lumpsum confusion, most investors will typically do better with SIPs. This is because being able to time the market is key to generating better returns from your lumpsum investment. If you make a lumpsum investment when the markets have peaked, you could end up with negative returns. However, with SIPs, you make contributions during the peak as well as when markets hit rock bottom, which eliminates the need to time the market. There are several other benefits to investing via SIPs as well.

Before you initiate your first SIP investment plan, there are a few things you should consider about the mutual fund scheme you start the SIP for.

1. Investment goals

It’s best not to begin investing by calling “growing wealth” your goal. Tie your investments to important milestones of your life that may require a large amount of money — for instance, a bigger home, your child’s college, or your retirement. This will help you keep tabs on your objectives, and performance of how each of your investments is performing, and make it easier to take corrective action when required.

2. Time horizon and risk appetite

Once you have a goal in mind, you know how many years you’d want to achieve it. If you have a long time horizon, you could take on more risk than if you had a short time horizon. If you’re closer to retirement and don’t want to take on a lot of risks, you could stick to short-term mutual fund investments.

In addition to the time horizon, your risk appetite is also a factor of your income and psychological fortitude. For instance, if you have a consistent income, you may have more appetite for risk because you have a consistent cash flow coming in each month. Some investors also find it difficult to hold their investments through a sell-off. If they panic and sell while the markets drop, they may end up eroding their capital. If you believe you can’t handle the volatility of equity markets, consider sticking to debt or arbitrage funds.

3. Mutual fund category?

This is a key consideration because there is an overwhelming number of choices here. You should consider the time horizon and your risk appetite when determining a mutual fund category.

A longer time horizon and greater risk-taking ability could give you the opportunity to earn higher returns by investing in categories like focused funds or small-cap funds. If you’re on the other end of the risk spectrum or have a short time horizon, opt for debt funds. If you’re right in between, perhaps hybrid funds would be a good choice. We have a detailed guide on how to pick mutual funds you can read to get more help with your choice.

4. Do a trial run for your strategy

Once you’ve figured all the elements out, try to do a trial run for your investment over your time horizon via an online calculator to see how much you’ll generate as returns and how much your maturity value will be. This will help you understand if your investment strategy will actually help you achieve the goal you’re investing for.

For simulating your returns, you could use a SIP calculator to see how much you’ll generate given a certain amount of monthly contribution made over a certain time and expected rate of return. You could use the tool to figure out how much you’d need to invest each month given a certain time horizon, expected rate of return, and inflation rate.

Here’s a video that shows a simple strategy you can use to accumulate a large corpus:

If you don’t know how to invest in SIP, ET Money can help with its quick, beginner-friendly three-step process.

If you prefer to watch the steps rather than read through them, here’s a video that will help you set up a SIP

1. Choose a mutual fundIf you know how to invest in mutual funds, you’ve probably already figured this one out. If you’ve chosen a category and need help narrowing your choice down, ET Money has a fund report card to help you select from a list of top funds for each category. Once you’ve selected a fund, click on Invest Now.

2. Select your monthly contribution and time horizonYou’ll now see a page that will ask you how much you’d like to invest each month (or you could choose to invest a lumpsum amount). If you choose SIP, you’ll also need to select a monthly installment date and the SIP tenure.

3. Next, fill in your bank account details or upload a cheque leaf if you want the algorithm to extract the details automatically. Your account will be deposited ₹1 for verification.

… and you’re done. Simple, wasn’t it?

The best SIP funds for an investor depend on several factors the investor’s risk profile and the fund’s return consistency, among others. As of this writing, the following are the best SIP mutual funds to invest in:

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