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 Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 12:51 pm
Name:" The Sexy Strong Stylist " Ryuu SakamotoGimmick:Confident, hard-hitting, pretty boy. Height / Weight:5'10 / 220 lbs. Billed From:Yokosuka, Japan by way of Venice Beach, California Appearance: Backstage Entrance In Ring Entrance Music:Gerbera by MuccEntrance:Entrance
Time to DIE! . . That perfect WORLD!
tsukiakari no shita de . .
( Under the moonlight . . )
Let's BREAK the SPINE!
. . yakusoku o kawashita.
( . . we exchanged vows. )
[ And his opponent, from Yokosuka, Japan by way of Venice Beach, California . . ]
[ The Sexy Strong Stylist . . RYUU SAKAMOTO!! ]
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:: ACID's "0:00 AM" hit the speakers with its electrifying guitars as The Sexy Strong Stylist bounced and galloped his way on out to the stage. Grinning ever-so flirtaciously, he'd move down a bit from the stage, and take his mark at the center. Motioning his hands across his pelvic area .. Ryuu would thrust his left fist up in a GUTS POSE before himself, a large blast of pyrotechnics would rocket into the sky behind him! Moving on down the ramp, he enthusiastically tagged hands with fans along the way before reaching ringside. Pulling himself onto the apron, Ryuu slid himself onto the middle rope and reclined back, undoing the tie around his neck. Ducking completely into the ring, Sakamoto spun around once, removing the tie from around his neck and tossing it into the crowd! Pointing out around the audience, he'd raise his hands and clap them a few times overhead, getting the crowd fired up as he backed up to an unoccupied corner .. letting his music die down. The bell was about to ring. :: [ Handspring Backsomersault Elbow Drop ] HIROPLEX [ Falcon Arrow ] The KFX [ Front Full Nelson STO (Jericho's Breakdown from the front side) ] Finishers:The SexyBack [ Reverse Unprettier (from the front) ] SAIKYOU! High Kick [ Leaping One-footed Kick through the face ] Match you are good at:Straight wrestling matches. Match you are bad at:Hardcore-style matches.
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 1:21 pm
Extended Title History
[ With commentary! ]
" I'd first like to say that I'm blessed to have had such a long, fruitful career in a business where many walk away without having earned anything at all, except crippling injuries and a lifetime full of pain. Of course, being a professional wrestler, the lifetime full of pain is guaranteed, but at least I can smile knowing that along with the pain came a trophy-case full of gold and a solid fanbase.
Also, I still have my package in tact. "
Achievements:
( AOL - AIM feds. )
Big East Championship Wrestling
- BECW Anarchist Champion
It was basically a division based around the hardcore. And I mean it when I say I'm not very creative or very good at hardcore matches. But it's amazing how learning how to throw a proper fireball can get you somewhere. Note: I won the match with a Shoryuuken. No kidding either. My opponent's still mad at me to this day for using that move.
- BECW New England Heavyweight Championship
Won the title in the federation's dying days. By this time, there were only two or three matches per card and few fans stayed around to watch me win this match. It's tough to celebrate a title win when only a few are there to celebrate it with you.
- BECW Tag Team Champion
Part of my favorite times in BECW. I tagged mainly with Milano Collection AT as The Italian Connection. It was weird at first, since I'm usually a no-frills kinda guy. But Milano's charisma and awesome submission wrestling skill was too tough to pass up. We feuded mainly against "The New FN Revolution" Chris Venom and .. I believe it was "Reckless Youth" Tom Carter. It was a great feud that featured the tag titles changing hands numerous times. I learned a lot from Milano, and his gimmick helped spark the idea for my Strong Style Sexy gimmick years later.
Buriki-ONE / Buriki-TWO
- Buriki-ONE & Buriki-TWO World Champion
Buriki was Japan's most reknowned MMA circuit and it was a great chance to show the potential of professional wrestling against many different competitors of different styles. I'm proud to say that I've beaten people who could manipulate ki. Though it hurt like CRAP to do it.
- Buriki-ONE & Buriki-TWO Tag Team Champion
My best run as a Tag Team Champion was with a fellow pro-wrestling buddy of mine, John Kaos. John challenged me to go to the next level of my pro wrestling ability, and outside of Buriki, in other wrestling federations, he taught me about making statements and being vocal. It's always about the squeaky wheel getting the grease. In Buriki, we tagged together as The Kings of Buriki, an off-shoot of Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli's tag team in the independent circuit. Again, it marked a new level that I had reached in the business. You'll notice that I use a front full-nelson STO called the KFX. Maybe now you can guess what the 'K' stands for and who I got it from.
- Buriki-ONE Buriki Division Champion
- Buriki-TWO Grappling Division Champion
Buriki began to see a boom in grappling artists, and therefore yours truly knew it was the place to be. The only difference here was that they weren't there to have a good match, they were there to win. I had a few classic bouts here with a talented wrestler named Sayuri, a large, Irish bar-room brawler named Ferris and of course, John Kaos.
Deathcore Championship Wrestling
- DCW International Champion
You'll notice that through my career, I'll have notable feuds with women. I don't know what it is, maybe it's just my magnetic attraction, eh? Haha. But anyway, interesting note, in this DCW, I used to sport a business-man and fashion-model gimmick called The Sharp Dressed Man. You could guess what my theme song was. Here, I learned put my heeling skills to the test and just irritated the crap out of my opponent, Cierra Laurencio. It was awesome fun to go out and insult her about her cheap perfume, honestly.
Hardcore Professional Wrestling Federation
- HPWF Television Champion
I could go on for hours about my experiences with the HPWF. I first joined it long ago, and I was given a Strider / Ninja gimmick to work with. I thought it would be cool at first, but as it turns out, the gimmick flopped. I did, however, get to job to Stone Cold Steve Austin during this time and Christian. Those were interesting experiences. When I came back to HPWF years later (I left because I was unhappy), I had the experience necessary to carry myself as a good heel, and got myself a high-profile feud with The Undertaker, which led to me losing a Casket Match at their big show, Wrestlefest. Sometime later, I turned face, and won the Television Championship from John Morrison. Morrison and I had good matches that were straight to the point and just all-out physical. Right now, though, I've taken a break from them, due to a few problems I've been seeing backstage. But that's another story.
( Gaia )
Full Impact Pro
- FIP World Heavyweight Champion (2x)
Full Impact Pro is the first place where I got a great chance to shine against great talent, like Saint Joey and Marxx. Being able to go through the roster in that battle royal to win the World Title was an eye-opener, as I suppose in some aspects, it felt a little too soon, and that I hadn't had enough time to really expose myself to the audience. So far though, they've responded well to me, and I hope to continue my success with FIP, Durem Championship Wrestling, IWF, RWA, EEW and NGWE.
- AOWW World Championship
- EEW Estremo Championship
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 4:16 pm
Are you telling us the FIP World championship is your only one on Gaia eek
But hey, that was pretty interesting to read, all the things you've done before and everything. We're not in front of a rookie, but we don't need to read that to know it, just being in a match with you is enough 3nodding
Seriously, I really enjoyed our match in FIP, sorry for not being too active though razz
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 4:29 pm
[M]a.r.t.s Are you telling us the FIP World championship is your only one on Gaia eek But hey, that was pretty interesting to read, all the things you've done before and everything. We're not in front of a rookie, but we don't need to read that to know it, just being in a match with you is enough 3nodding Seriously, I really enjoyed our match in FIP, sorry for not being too active though razz
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 5:34 pm
Scott Cannot Fly [M]a.r.t.s Are you telling us the FIP World championship is your only one on Gaia eek But hey, that was pretty interesting to read, all the things you've done before and everything. We're not in front of a rookie, but we don't need to read that to know it, just being in a match with you is enough 3nodding Seriously, I really enjoyed our match in FIP, sorry for not being too active though razz Smells like page stretching and sarcasm
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 5:52 pm
o0 Mystique 0o Scott Cannot Fly [M]a.r.t.s Are you telling us the FIP World championship is your only one on Gaia eek But hey, that was pretty interesting to read, all the things you've done before and everything. We're not in front of a rookie, but we don't need to read that to know it, just being in a match with you is enough 3nodding Seriously, I really enjoyed our match in FIP, sorry for not being too active though razz Smells like page stretching and sarcasm
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 6:00 pm
Time to push him in GWF.(you are in GWF right.) Also push him in other guilds. Like EEW guilds.
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Posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 10:29 pm
Actually, I'm in GWWF, but not GWF.
Oh and Marts, the FIP World Title is the only title I have as Ryuu. I'm the Lightweight Champion in your guild, yo', but as Daniels. And I'm the TNA X-Division Champ as Styles in TNA (didn't award myself, Spiegel did before I took the guild over).
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