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Tomoaki Honma

   

Birthdate:  November 18th, 1976
Big Japan Debut:  May 18th, 1997
Background:  Big Japan Wrestling
Alliances:  Aligned with Sasaki
Ring Attire:  Tights, usually blue
Card Position:  Mid-Card
Major Puroresu Titles Held:  WEW Tag Team Championship (with Jun Kasai), Big Japan Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship, and the Big Japan World Tag Team Championship (with Shadow WX and Ryuji Yamakawa)

Pictures:
- A double team move with Miyamoto
- Honma hits a body press

Signature Moves:
- Brainbuster
- Crazy Elbow
- Crazy Elbow into a Face Crusher
- Diving Body Press

- Lariat
- Powerbomb

- Sharima-tea
- Shining Wizard
- Spiral Bomb

Super Signature Moves:
- Avalanche Powerbomb through a Barbed Wire Board
- Diving Headbutt (Barbed Wire Board Assisted)

- Hurricanrana off a Scaffold

- Powerbomb through a Barbed Wire Board
- Roppongi Crash (HQ), with Miyamoto

2005 Recap:
Even though Honma is a popular and gifted wrestler, he is still not able to break the mid-card ceiling in All Japan.  Honma is usually found in the mid-card in tag matches, or the upper mid-card as the wrestler that gets pinned.  A common problem in All Japan, Honma would pick up occasionally big pins only to be put back in the same position.  He did not take part of the Champions Carnival or the Real World Tag League in 2005, and looks to prove he is more then just a death match wrestler in 2006.

2006 Recap:
Honma finally got tired of waiting for All Japan to bring him up the card and after recovering from an injury he announced his departure from the company on April 28th. After leaving All Japan, Honma bounced around to a few different promotions, including Zero-One MAX and King's Road. In King's Road, Honma reformed Turmeric Storm with Kazushi Miyamoto, and together they defeated Hirotaka Yokoi and Rikiya Fudo on May 28th. In the 2006 Fire Festival, Honma was swept as he lost to Masato Tanaka, Yutaka Yoshie, Kazunari Murakami, and Shinjiro Otani. On September 24th in Apache Pro, Honma teamed with Jun Kasai to defeat Takashi Sasaki and BADBOY Hido to win the WEW Tag Team Championship (which he later vacated). In Apache Pro's December Death Match Tournament, Honma lost in the first round to The Winger.


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