Tomohiro Ishii

Birthdate:
December 10th, 1975
Height: 5'7''
Weight: 220 lbs.
Debut: November 2nd, 1996
Background: Trained in WAR
Promotion History: WAR (1996 to 1998), Michinoku Pro
(2000 to 2002), World Japan (2003 to 2004), Riki Pro (2005), and New
Japan (2006 to present)
Alliances: GBH
Ring Attire: Black trunks
Card Position: Mid-Card
Major Tournaments Won: None
Current Title Held: None
Championship
History:
NWA International
Lightweight Tag Team Championship with Tatsuhito Takaiwa:
- Defeated Spanky and Low Ki on 6/4/04 and lost to Hayashi and Spanky
on 9/19/04
WAR International
Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Championship with Yuji Yasuraoka (Held 2 Times):
- Defeated Masashi Aoyagi and Gokuaku Umibouzu on 10/12/97 and Vacated
on 10/18/97
- Defeated Shinjiro Otani and Tatsuhito Takaiwa on 3/1/99 and Vacated
on 6/20/99
Biggest Matches:
- October 12th, 1997 with Yuji Yasuraoka vs. Aoyagi and Umibouzu (title
win)
- August 13th, 2003 vs. Masamitsu Kochi (tournament win)
- June 4th, 2004 with Tatsuhito Takaiwa vs. Leonardo Spanky and Low
Ki (title win)
Pictures:
- Ishii
with the lariat
- Another
lariat by Ishii
- Ishii
loves the lariat
Signature
Moves:
- Brainbuster
- German
Suplex Hold
- Knee
Lift
- Lariat
- Powerbomb
- Release
German Suplex
Super Signature
Moves:
- Avalanche
Brainbuster
World
Japan History:
One of the younger wrestlers in World Japan, Ishii had limited victories
as he honed his craft. He did win the Young Magma Cup however, defeating
Masamitsu Kochi in the finals and Takashi Uwano in the semi-finals.
Towards the end of World Japan's run, Ishii usually teamed with Choshu
and got a lot of experience in the main event.
2006 Recap:
With Choshu with the book in New Japan, Ishii (who used to wrestle in
Choshu's Riki Pro and World Japan) became a regular wrestler in New
Japan in 2006. After at first struggling to find his place in the promotion,
he started working with Yano as a heel tag team. Towards the end of
the year he joined the new heel group Great Bash Heel and he teamed
with Yano in the G1 Tag League.
2007 Recap:
Ishii continued to focus on his team with Yano, and the team wrecked
havoc on the mid-card and in Lock Up!. Ishii didn't have any title shots
in 2007, and in the first round of the New Japan Cup he lost to Yuji
Nagata. Since Yano began teaming more with Makabe towards the end of
your year, Ishii was the odd man out and tended to focus on the beginning
of the card as he tried to work his way up the card.
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