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Toshiaki Kawada

   

Birthdate:  December 8th, 1963
Debut:  October 4th, 1982
Background:  All Japan Dojo
Alliances:  None
Ring Attire:  Black and yellow long tights
Card Position:  Upper Mid-Card
Current Title Held:  None

Pictures:
- Kawada with a kick onto Mutoh
- And a kick onto RO'Z
- Kawada with a Stretch Plum

- Kawada singing in Hustle

Signature Moves:
- Backdrop Suplex
- Brainbuster
- Gamengiri
- Gonso Bomb

- Powerbomb Slide Hold
- Stretch Plum

Super Signature Moves:
- Powerbomb on the Floor

Old School Signature Moves:
- Cartwheel Elbow Smash
- Fisherman Suplex
- Pescado

2005 Recap:
Kawada began the year a member of All Japan and the Triple Crown champion, but once he lost the belt he declared himself a freelancer.  He still wrestled primarily in All Japan however, teaming with Miyamoto in the mid-card of events.  He did have one significant invasion of NOAH though, wrestling in the main event of the Dome Show in July, where he would lose to Misawa.  He also made a New Japan appearance, where he teamed with Anjo to lose to Nakamura and Tanahashi.  By the end of the year, Kawada decided to form his own promotion called King's Road as a direct competitor of All Japan.

2006 Recap:
Kawada never wrestled for King's Road as expected, as he signed a contract with DSE in early 2006. Since that time he has only been wrestling for Hustle (as Hustle K) and for Zero-One MAX. On August 27th, Kawada would challenge for the Triple Crown but would fall to Kea for the first time in his career. After that, with less Hustle dates, Kawada began wrestling more in All Japan. Kawada wrestled in the Real World Tag League, teaming with Mutoh, but Satoshi Kojima and Hiroyoshi Tenzan would win the tournament.


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