Ki Loshimo

Ki has a muscular build with powerful thighs. His stomach is a firm four pack, his biceps are relatively well built, as well is his chest. His hair is always spiked up, his skin is tan, and a cocky look _ALWAYS_  paints his face.

He doesn't have any identifiable scars.

He wears short orange trunks, with dark red trim. Red wrist tape around his wrists, black knee pads, and white boots with the same dark red trim finish his attire.

Cocky, Brash, and Confident. Loshimo feels that he is better than everyone that is not aligned with him or his ideals. He’s not above undermining his traditional training, he feels cheating is necessary in order to reach his goals.

Ki Loshimo was born on October 9, 1983 in Chita, Japan. He was raised by a middle class family; he became a Puroresu fan at the age of thirteen. A year later was when he set his heart on becoming a wrestler. Luckily, the NJWF was opening its doors as he was graduating High School. Kei, was an avid basketball and baseball player throughout his youth, so he felt joining the first NJWF Dojo class would be a piece of cake. That same attitude has cost Kei a great deal of hardship throughout his career, the Dojo Tryouts was extreme, intense, mind breaking, and he was very fortunate to make it through. He would and the other 12 members of the class would be introduced in May 2000.

His athleticism was enough to gain him entrance into the Dojo. The Head Trainer at the time Aoi Mino made it quite known that he could not stand the attitudes of him or Kazuhiko Hokama (Kiji Blarituz). He made many attempts to break them of their attitudes, but could never do so. Kazuhiko and Kei would be the first students to receive their graduation on July 12, 2001. Most of the other students would quit before their graduation.

On July 25, 2001. Kei and Kazuhiko went on an Excursion to England, where they gained a reputation for being tough and learned how to deliver punishment as well. Mostly due to training with Terry Scott in Wigan. They would get themselves fined by the NJWF on several occasions for attacks and general attitude they carried themselves with in England. The NJWF fans were not receptive of their actions and immediately turned on them. They would wrestle a few matches in Northern Ireland as well, eventually making their way back to Japan on March 14, 2002. They changed their names to Ki Loshimo and Kiji Blarituz respectively, as a way to stick it to the crowd. Ki Loshimo continued his cocky attitude through the years; it cost him in high profile matches he would only have one reign as the BHC Tag Team Championship (with Kiji) and many loses in various championship matches.

Ki recently ran on a string of losses in the NJWF where he just wasn’t on form and felt it was time he took another Excursion, away from the Power Army. He decided that the WWA would be the perfect place to take his skills alone for the first time. Something tells me, he won’t allow himself to fail.

BHC World Tag Team Champion w/Kiji Blarituz(March 7, 2004 – June 15, 2004)

European Uppercut
Grounded ¾ Nelson
Grounded Half Nelson
Standing Cravate
Single Arm DDT
Charging Spear Into The Corner
Release German Suplex
Standing Heel Hold
Full Crab
Elbow Drop to the lower back
Forearms(Never Punches)
Reverse Neckbreaker
Crossfaces(With opponent on their stomach, he drives each forearm under his opponents nose repeatedly)
Low Blow
Eye Poke

Choking with ropes
Loves to cheat

Signature Moves:

Short Arm Lariat (He hits the Lariat with extreme speed and force. Often makes a pinfall after the attempt)

Nose Buster (With his opponent with their back on the mat, Ki will play to the crowd putting his body weight on his arms and driving his knee directly into their nose. EXTREMLY stiff.)

Vicious Running Knee Lift (Can knock someone out if he hits it perfectly. He often uses it to set up for the Yuurei)

The Blade (Leaping Single Armed ¾ Turn Neckbreaker. Often used as a desperation move, and can finish a match.)

The move begins as a simple Pump Handle, but turns into something much more vicious. Ki pulls his opponent up with the Pump Handle and allows them to hang upside down for a moment before dropping down and splitting his legs with extreme speed, causing his opponent to be spiked on their head. He calls the move Yuurei as the life from someone hit with this move seems to leave their body. He just created the move not too long ago and has yet to use it.

Itazuki(Pain): It is a Death Lock STF, he learned the move from Terry Scott, as he popularized it within the UK during his career, it’s extremely painful and he likes to torture opponents with it.