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MAZADA

Birthdate: May 23rd, 1975
Height: 5'6"
Weight: 190 lbs.
Debut: November 15th, 1995
Background: Lucha Libre
Promotion History: All Japan (2003 to present)
Alliances: GURENTAI
Ring Attire: Pants and a black t-shirt
Card Position: Mid-Card
Major Tournaments Won: None
Current Title Held: None

Championship History:

None

Biggest Matches:
- October 11th, 2004 with NOSAWA vs. Genichiro Tenryu and Masanobu Fuchi (title challenge)
- August 21st, 2005 vs. TAKA Michinoku (title challenge)
- April 20th, 2006 vs. Shuji Kondo (title challenge)

Pictures:
- MAZADA with a Hurricanrana

Signature Moves:
- Hurricanrana
- Legsweep DDT
- Release German Suplex
- Rotating Complete Shot
- Shoda Drop (HQ)

2005 Recap:
Considering he was never too far up on the card, MAZADA had a fair amount of success in 2005. He started as a part of the heel tag team with NOSAWA, but the team split when NOSAWA no longer wanted to cheat to win. Their feud ended with a "loser must leave All Japan" match, which was won by MAZADA. MAZADA even challenged for the All Japan World Jr. Heavyweight Championship against TAKA Michinoku, but he came up short. For much of the rest of 2005, MAZADA feuded with Space Lone Wolf, who wrestled mysteriously similar to the banished NOSAWA.

2006 Recap:
Another slow year for MAZADA, although he was a constant fixture on the All Japan cards. MAZADA got a chance at Kondo's All Japan World Jr. Heavyweight Championship on April 20th, but Kondo would come out victorious. By the fall regularly tagged with the freelancer Minoru Suzuki, helping him stay in the midcard as he helped Suzuki pick up a few key wins. He also began teaming again with his old partner NOSAWA.

2007 Recap:
MAZADA teamed with NOSAWA for the start of 2007, but when NOSAWA joined the Mexican Amigos he started teaming strictly with Minoru Suzuki. MAZADA feuded for most of the summer with the Mexican Amigos and even brought in other Japanese wrestlers (actually Mexican wrestlers) to start a Mexico vs. Japan feud (with the Mexican wrestlers really being Japanese and the Japanese wrestlers really being Mexican). MAZADA did not take part in the Jr. Heavyweight League or the Champion Carnival, and generally was only used to fill the mid-card of events.

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