Kudo Yasuda's profile (UPDATED 6/17/08)

[Karate Master Kudo]

Name: "Mr. K.O." Kudo Yasuda
Sex (M/F): Male
Orientation (H/F): Face
Age: 20
Height: 5’9’'
Weight: 195 lbs
Hometown: Kyoto, Japan
Wrestling Style: Explosive Striker/Japanese Junior Heavyweight style
Entrance Music: “Poison” by Takashi Sorimachi
Entrance Description: The arena lights dim and then suddenly flash periodically with the opening guitar riffs of “Poison” until the lights slowly come back fully on. Kudo Yasuda is seen at the top, and begins walking down the aisle.
Physical Description: Japanese man with a tannish complexion, short black hair usually sticking up.

Character History: Kudo Yasuda was raised in America at an early age and was a child building up animosity to his strict and abusive businessman father, who shunned his son’s idea of wrestling as a career. Turmoil and tension had built up in the Yasuda household until finally, when Kudo was 14 years old, his parents had gotten a divorce and as his father disowned him, Kudo's mother had gained custody of him. The two moved back to Japan where Kudo had gained a new sense of optimism and craved the possibilities in Pro-Wrestling that Japan had to offer. Training under strict Japanese masters who taught him mat work and how to control his powerful strikes, Kudo worked himself to build a physique and carry out his career as a professional wrestler. The spite he had towards his father fueled his desire and the intensity with which he executed techniques. Being smaller than most wrestlers, the feeling of being weaker and getting put down by his father has infused into Kudo’s mindset. At times this anger brings about his inexperienced and careless side---but it also brings about a desire to win. Oftentimes is known for completely knocking out opponents, earning him the nickname "Mr. K.O."

Further Wrestling Background:
Kudo was considered to be a top class student in the TigerArts school in Kyoto and was hyped to be the school's answer within the annual tournament in the Zodiac network of schools it belonged in. But Kudo was suddenly released with dishonor from TigerArts due to an incident where he viciously injured a fellow student due to his dangerous temper. The network of schools was to honor this decision and not let Kudo join into any of their own schools. However, after weakened bonds within the network itself, the DragonArts dojo, namely head instructor Senzo "The Sensei" Sakai, offered Kudo a second chance and tried to control his temper - as well as allow him an opportunity to embrace his larger than life dream, R3.

Kudo is thought to be a genius at wrestling, though it is overshadowed by his brash anger at times, contributed to by his inexperienced youth. Was known as the Yin Yang Dragon at the DragonArts school due to his 2 completely different moods, and the everlasting process in balancing both. Eventually, Kudo graduated and had his first official wrestling match in Alpha Championship Wrestling.

Kudo also transitioned at one point into The Great KUDA early in 2006, where he completely embraced his Yin side and acted on his beastly instincts in the ring. He carried a white ARMADA flag into the ring and would make imprints on it using his opponents' own blood. Having lost many of his matches, it appeared that his motive was not to win, but to hurt. This beast was finally broken when his longtime teacher at DragonArts, Senzo Sakai was sent to the hospital and ACW veteran Steve "The Senator" Philips urged for the old Kudo Yasuda to emerge once again for his retirement match.

Since then, Kudo Yasuda has continued his career, branching out into SPIRIT and Lion's Road to the now Maple Leaf Wrestling Alliance, where he hopes to gain more attention for his cause, R3, pitching for the utmost respect for junior heavyweights around the world.


Other:

Accomplishments/Awards:

Tournaments:
Pro-Wrestling SPIRIT - Super J Crown 2006 Winner
Lion’s Road Pro-Wrestling - Super J Crown 2007 Winner

Titles:
ACW Entertainment Champion (holds record for longest reign – 212 days)
ACW Light Heavyweight Champion (holds record for longest reign – 139 days)
Pro-Wrestling SPIRIT - GWC Jr. Heavyweight Champion
Lion's Road Pro Wrestling – GCWA/King of Lions Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Champion (w/ Red Ninja)
Lion's Road Pro Wrestling – GCWA/King of Lions Jr. Heavyweight Champion
Lion’s Road Pro Wrestling – All Ontario Jr. Heavyweight Champion
Lion’s Road Pro Wrestling – Canadian Jr. Heavyweight Champion

Awards:
ACW 2005-Breakout Superstar
ACW 2005-Best Entertainment Champion
ACW 2005-Most Anticipated Superstar of 2006

Lion’s Road 2006-Jr. Heavyweight of the Year: Kudo Yasuda
Lion’s Road 2006-Singles Match of the Year: GWC Jr. Heavyweight: Kudo Yasuda vs. Darius Silver (3/25/06)
Lion’s Road 2006-Tag Team Match of the Year: Jack Cassidy & Bryan Harris vs. Kudo Yasuda & Red Ninja (5/20/06)
Lion’s Road 2006-Image Award: Kudo Yasuda


Primary Finisher: Yakuza Knee*****
Description: A powerful running twisting knee strike with the leg extending after impact. Done in many ways: off the ropes, to counter, off of a knee, while opponent is down on both knees, off the top rope, etc. Kudo can get very creative with this move.

Variations of the basic Yakuza Knee:

***Enzui-Style: A Yakuza Knee aimed and striking directly in the back of an opponent’s head.

**Eraser Style: A unique angled back flipping version of the Yakuza Knee. Many times pulled off after a springboard off the ropes.

*Execution Style: A rare version is the Execution style Yakuza Knee, where the opponent is on both knees before taking the Yakuza Knee directly with their chin.

Secondary Finisher: Any of the high impact trademark moves

Desperation Move: Poison Mist*
Description: Spitting colored mist in the opponent’s face. Mist takes the form of many colors and disables/confuses victims for a few seconds. Is usually a prelude to the Yakuza Knee or another big move. Kudo pulls this out at very rare moments, and primarily only as a heel.

Desperation Finisher: Yakuza Knee*****(same as primary)

Mega Move Finisher: Sayonara (From Okinawa)
Description: A Go 2 Sleep only Kudo leaps up at his opponent using his entire body backing the knee strike at the end.


Move Set:

Trademarks:
NOTE: The stars (*) represent how often Kudo might use one of these in a match.
***** = Practically every match
* = Very scarcely
Stars go up by 1 or so if in a high profile match or PPV match.

1) ***K.O. Exploder (A high angle Exploder suplex, can also be done wrist clutch or avalanche style. New Variation as of 1/1/2006: A high angle Capture suplex. Basically a high angle Exploder only Kudo hooks the leg instead of just grabbing it as in a regular Exploder suplex. Can also pull it off avalanche style or hold for a pin.
www.wrestlingencyclopedia.com/Moves2/capturesuplex.wmv)
2) ***Heel Hook (Kudo wraps his arm around the opponent’s heel and has his legs hooked around the opponent’s for added pressure/clinching. It can be rolled into and locked in a flash, for example, after feigning a dragon screw. Kudo has used this move quite a lot recently in replacement of his old Dragon Constrictor submission, and has become a legitimate match ender.)
3) *****Spiral Dropkick (Basically a twisting in the air dropkick that can also be done missile style from the top rope)
4) ****Brainbuster (The classic. Can pull it of avalanche style, also has weird effect on commentators that makes them yell “BRAINBUSTAAAAH!!” when performed)
5) **Yin Yang Suplex (A half dragon half tiger suplex or 3/4 Full Nelson Suplex: one arm hooks into a half nelson like a dragon suplex and the other arm hooks back like a tiger suplex and opponent is then flipped back into a suplex, damaging the head/shoulder area.)
6) ***Roaringiri (A spinning twist in midair to Enzuigiri. Oftentimes used as a way to shift the tide of a match or to counter another move but can also be used as a knockout blow following a combination of strikes.)
7) **Flashback Elbow (A basic handspring elbow off the ropes and back. Can also pull off different Flashback moves at rare times like a “Flashback Roaringiri” but the elbow is most common. Like Tajiri did it. After recent issues with injuries, Kudo avoids more unecessary risk and so he doesn't use this move much anymore.)

Normal/Weardown Moves:
(Being a match writer myself, I know that minor things annoy me when I'm searching through the list of moves to find something to use in a certain situation, so I'm going to break off these moves to different types. Maybe it'll give a little bit of extra ease for match writers handling my character.

STRIKES:
1) Forearm strikes
2) Hard swift kicks to opponent’s thigh or body or shoulder(whichever is focused on during the match. Also performs combos by linking kicks with forearm shots/backhand chops/other strikes and usually finishes with a Roaringiri upon gaining the momentum. This could potentially end a match if the strike is powerful enough or the opponent is fatigued.)
3) Roundhouse Kick (A powerful circular swinging strike, usually aimed towards the head. Usually gets a good bit of hooplah from the commentators.)
4) Rolling Koppou/Liger Kick (Front/Side roll with legs striking opponent’s head.)
5) Dropkick
6) Rapid knee strikes/mid kicks while opponent is on turnbuckles

GRAPPLE:
1) DDT (Can also hold onto headlock and wrap legs around opponent in a guillotine choke submission)
2) Backdrop
3) Rapid Arm Drag
4) Bulldog (As a heel: usually done wildly while grasping on the opponent’s hair.)
5) Headscissors whip
6) Snapmare (generally follows up with a swift kick to their back or a dropkick to back of head or Kudo bounces off the ropes and does a running front dropkick to their face.)

SUBMISSION:
1) Dragon Sleeper
2) Camel Clutch (Commonly used as a set up for other submission variations. When opponent is fighting out, Kudo can pull the opponent up and switch to a dragon sleeper/constrictor before they can reach the ropes, or may just transition to a stronger submission. Kudo also enjoys yelling things at the crowd or his opponent while pulling his head back.)
3) Grounded Front Headlock with knee strikes
4) Dragon Constrictor (*A move still in Kudo’s arsenal, but he very rarely ever uses this move anymore. He prefers to use the much quicker heel hook these days* When fully locked, it’s a dragon sleeper with one of the opponent’s arms held across his own neck with Kudo locking his legs around the opponent’s body. Many times is forced to execute without a leg lock or arm hook, but is devastating when it is fully applied. Usually transitioned into using the Camel Clutch. --See Normal/Weardown Moves:SUBMISSION #2--)

SPECIAL PINS:
1) La Magistral Pin
2) Backslide Pin
3) School Boy

(Generally Kudo is growing adept at all kinds of cradle pins and creative covers, so Kudo can use an array of them if you wish.)

Miscellaneous Moves/Taunts:
-Kip/Nip up
-Shakes head a lot
-Yells during the match a lot. (Yells in Japanese when especially angry)
-Holds up index finger and shakes it back and forth while shaking head as if saying, “Nice try” (usually done after countering a move and coming face to face with the opponent)
-Claps hands together after an athletic exchange or moves to will the crowd into the match
-Pumps fists and yells in accordance to crowd reactions during a certain point of a big match, signaling a desire to win
-Delayed Sell (Takes a big move from the opponent but gets right back up and hits one of his own before feeling the effect of the first move. Usually leaves both men down for a referee countdown.)
-Adrenaline Rush (Feeling a big boost of adrenaline and connecting a chain of several big moves, or hitting one move many times in a row i.e. Brainbusters, an insane number of trapping headbutts, rapid punch/chop/kicking combinations etc. Usually follows an episode of enragement.)



Strategy

Game Plan: (What does your character look to do in order to succeed.)

Kudo tests the limits of himself as well as his opponent early in the match, not hesitating to bring out the hardest kicks in his arsenal at the ringing of the first bell. General strategy becomes to wear down opponent, working the mat with his strikes and focusing on his opponent's head/shoulder area. While by no means a prominent highflyer, Kudo is known to take it to the top rope or springboard in cases that warrant them.

[hunter]

Isn't the Blackout sort of like a Tazzmission? A Dragon sleeper with your legs locked around him would cause him to fall, and that looks a lot like a Tazzmission. I could be wrong, however.

*waits for Senator to prove me wrong*

[Karate Master Kudo]

well a tazzmission is pretty much just a half nelson sleeper hold, whereas the dragon sleeper is an inverted ddt sleeper set up kind of thing.

[BK London]

He's got you there Hunter.

[hunter]

Yeah, I see that I'm wrong. I went to play DoR, and I did the Tazzmission and I noticed I was wrong there. I then did a move where the guy basically did an arm lock to his opponent, who was standing, since he wrapped his legs around him. So it can be done. DoR proved me wrong...and you...

[BK London]

With Smackdown! you would've known. *runs*

[The Senator]

The Blackout is the same as Dan Severn's Beast Choker, and Naomichi Marufuji also uses it. It's also similar to my own Gridlock with some important differences.

[hunter]

*bows down before Senator*

[The Senator]

By the way, I like that Yakuza Knee quite a bit, and recommend that you make that your primary finisher. A number of people use Exploders here, and the knee reminds me of KENTA's. Great moveset overall, though, you did a nice job, and didn't go off the usual basic WWE jobber template on your first try as most others do.

[Karate Master Kudo]

Hey, thanks a lot Senator, I was waiting for a good movelist evaluation.

And yeah, about that Yakuza knee, I was already thinking about changing that to the finisher. When I updated the profile from the previous one I submitted, I made quite a few changes in gimmick, and wrestling style. The main change was that Kudo was now a strong striker and I left the exploder in as the finisher from the original profile. I meant to include the strike to go with the "K.O" part of the gimmick but I forgot.

Anyway, thanks for the suggestion and reminding me about it.

It's edited now.

[The Senator]

By the way, is that KO Exploder based off Josh Barnet's Captured Buster?

[Karate Master Kudo]

No actually I just recalled seeing Jun Akiyama and Nagata use it. I've actually never seen Josh Barnett in action.

[The Senator]

Yeah, the move sounded like a Exploder version of the Captured Buster, if that makes any sense:)

[Karate Master Kudo]

ACW:

WIN
1) 8/4/05 - Kudo def. Anthony Kalb (c. Junior Champion) via knockout with a Yakuza Knee
2) 8/8/05 – Kudo def. El Froggy Mask with an avalanche style brainbuster
3) 8/13/05 – Kudo def. Cernunnos via knockout/referee stoppage with a Blackout Dragon Sleeper to become the 18th ACW Entertainment Champion. (Fatal 4 way, other competitors: Sgt. Pilko & Predator)
4) 8/18/05 – Kudo def. Jonny Spade with a Psycho Splash (ET 1st defense)
5) 8/22/05 – Kudo def. “Machoman” RDK with a Yakuza Knee
6) 8/29/05 – Kudo def. Cernunnos with a Yakuza Knee (ET 2nd defense)
7) 9/4/05 – Kudo def. Jearus by DQ (ET 3rd defense)
8) 9/10/05 – Kudo def. Hitman of the Gods with a step up Yakuza Knee off the referee (ET 4th defense)
9) 9/15/05 – Kudo def. Brian Carnage with a Yakuza Knee
10) 9/19/05 – Kudo def Scott Andrews via knockout with a Yakuza Knee (EOTR First round)
11) 9/22/05 – Kudo def. The Senator by DQ (ET 5th defense)
12) 9/24/05 – Kudo def. Cernunnos with a Yakuza Knee (EOTR Quarterfinals)
13) 10/1/05 – Kudo def. Hitman of the Gods with a Yakuza Knee (EOTR Semi Finals)
14) 10/6/05 – Kudo def. Fallen Souls with an avalanche style K.O. Exploder
15) 10/10/05 – Kudo(o) and FSX def. BK London(x) and Latino with a Yakuza Knee
16) 10/13/05 – Kudo def. Predator via knockout with a Yakuza Knee (ET 6th defense)
17) 10/17/05 – Kudo def. Gary via submission knockout with a Dragon Constrictor
18) 10/20/05 – Kudo def. Vladimir Rasputin with a Yakuza Knee
19) 11/3/05 – Kudo def. El Rey de la Mascara by DQ
20) 11/7/05 – Kudo def. Jake Cheng with an avalanche style K.O. Exploder (ET 7th defense)
21) 11/14/05 – Kudo def. Rena with a Yakuza Knee
22) 11/24/05 – Kudo def. The Only Reds Fan with a Yakuza Knee (ET 8th defense)
23) 11/28/05 – Kudo(o) and Santiago Rivera def. Daredevil(x) and Jonny Spade when Kudo used a Yakuza Knee on Daredevil
24) 12/1/05 – Kudo def. Vladimir Rasputin with a Yakuza Knee (Soviet Union vs Japan)
25) 12/8/05 – Kudo def. Jonny Spade with a springboard Yakuza Knee
26) 12/12/05 – Kudo def. Rena with a Yakuza Knee
27) 12/17/05 – Kudo def. El Rey de la Mascara via knockout with a Go 2 Sleep (ET 9th defense, Mask vs. Title match)
28) 1/5/06 – Kudo def. Jonny Spade with a Go 2 Sleep
29) 1/9/06 – Kudo def. Justin Jehst with a Yakuza Knee
30) 1/12/05 – Kudo def. Damien King with a Yakuza Knee
31) 1/16/05 – Kudo def. Rawt “The Crippler” Ross with an Execution style Yakuza Knee (ET 10th defense)
32) 1/19/05 – Kudo(o) and Hitman of the Gods def. Latino(x) and BK London cutout with a Yakuza Knee/Sitout Powerbomb combination
33) 2/2/06 – Kudo def. Davey Marvel by pinfall
34) 2/9/06 – Kudo def. Hunter with a Yakuza Knee
35) 2/25/06 – Kudo def. Welsh Dragon Dan White after using black poison mist (ET 11th defense – Ladder Match)
36) 2/25/06 – Kudo(o) def. Jearus and Bre Double T(x) with a Yin-Yang Suplex hold (Armada Triple Threat w/ FSX as special guest referee)
37) 4/24/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. “The Senator” Steve Philips with a corner to corner springboard Yakuza Knee (Omega Effect II)
38) 7/13/06 – Kudo Yasuda and Rattlesnake(o) def. Santiago Rivera and Dan White(x) by pinfall (Lethal Lottery Tag Quarterfinals)
39) 7/20/06 – Kudo Yasuda(o) and Rattlesnake def. XS3(x) and Logan Locke when Kudo used the Yakuza Knee on XS3 (Lethal Lottery Tag Semifinals)
40) 8/7/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Wyvern via KO count out with a Yakuza Knee
41) 8/14/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Chance “Tiger VII” Emmerson with a Brainbuster
42) 8/21/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. V-3 with an Enzui-style Yakuza Knee
43) 8/26/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Jake Cheng via submission with the Dragon Constrictor
44) 9/4/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Vanity Jane with an Execution-style Yakuza Knee (EOTR’06 Round1)
45) 9/14/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. The Reds Only Fan with a hurricanrana hold (EOTR’06 Quarter Finals)
46) 10/16/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Alexander Starkweather with a Yakuza Knee
47) 10/23/06 – Kudo Yasuda and BK London(o) def. Scott Andrews and Rattlesnake(x) by pinfall
48) 11/6/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Mr. Red with a Yakuza Knee
49) 11/9/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Jake Cheng with a Yakuza Knee
50) 11/16/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. “Astonishing” Adrian Flamingo with a Yakuza Knee
51) 12/4/06 – Kudo Yasuda(o) and Chance Emmerson def. Scott Andrews(x) and Starkweather when Kudo used an enzui-style Yakuza Knee on Andrews.
52) 12/7/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Rattlesnake via submission knockout with a Dragon Constrictor
53) 12/16/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Scott Andrews with a Yakuza Knee to become the 21st ACW Light Heavyweight Champion.
54) 12/18/06 – Kudo Yasuda def. Jack Jefferson with an Execution style Yakuza Knee (Fallout Crossover show)
55) 1/27/07 – Kudo Yasuda, BK London and Jake Cheng(o) def. Latino, Atomic Kitsune(x) and Rattlesnake (Blood, Guts, and Glory Match)
56) 2/5/07 – Light Heavyweight Title Match: Kudo Yasuda def. BK London via referee stoppage (loss of blood, 2nd Defense)
57) 2/24/07 – Light Heavyweight Title Match: Kudo Yasuda def Jake Cheng and BK London(x) when Kudo used the Yakuza Knee on London. (3rd Defense)
58) 3/24/07 – Light Heavyweight Title Match: Kudo def. Victor “Latino” Laureano by pinfall.(4th Defense)
59) 5/24/07 – Kudo and Starkweather(o) def. Scott Andrews and Rattlesnake(x) with the Sensory Deprivation
60) 5/31/07 – Kudo def. Scott Andrews(x) and Nick Durden with a knee drop
61) 6/7/07 – No Disqualification: Kudo def. Scott Andrews with a Yakuza Knee chair strike.
62) 6/11/07 – Kudo and Jake Cheng(o) def. Nick Durden(x) and VorteX
63) 7/28/07 – Ladder Match: Kudo def. Scott Andrews
64) 8/16/07 – Kudo def. Jay Zero with the Roaringiri
65) 3/22/08 – Team Japan (Kudo(o)/MASAKI/Bladeshadow) def. Team Dwight Gym (Tim Dwight/Muhammad Al Sahar/Ahmed Abu Jihuriq(x)) with a Yakuza Knee

LOSS
1) 8/25/05 – RDK def. Kudo in 2/3 falls match (1. RDK wins pinfall, 2. Kudo wins Machoman poseout, 3. RDK wins karaoke)
2) 9/1/05 – Rena def. Kudo with a Lightning Cradle Pin
3) 10/1/05 – Davey Marvel def. Kudo with an avalanche Styles Clash (EOTR’05 Finals)
4) 10/29/05 – BK London def. Kudo 3 falls to 2 (Iron Man Match)
5) 1/28/05 – BK London(o), Atomic Kitsune, Latino and RDK def. Hitman of the Gods(x), Kudo, Senator and Hunter
6) 2/6/06 – BK London def. Kudo via submission with the Make or Break II (Barbed Wire No Ropes Match)
7) 3/2/06 – Tornado def. Kudo[c] with a Whirlwind splash to become the 19th Entertainment Champion. (Fatal 4 way, other competitors: Welsh Dragon Dan White and “Riot” McConnell.)
8) 7/29/06 – Hunter(o) and Torak def. Kudo Yasuda(x) and Rattlesnake when Hunter used a cradle pin on Kudo (Lethal Lottery Tag Finals)
9) 8/10/06 – Chance “Tiger VII” Emmerson def. Kudo Yasuda with a Strike VII kick
10) 9/21/06 – Rattlesnake def. Kudo Yasuda with a school boy rollup pin (EOTR’06 Semi-Finals)
11) 10/9/06 – Rattlesnake def. Kudo Yasuda via submission with the Constrictor
12) 10/28/06 – Scott Andrews def. Kudo Yasuda with a cradle pin
13) 11/2/06 – Alexander Starkweather(o) def. Jake Cheng(x) and Kudo Yasuda via pinfall
14) 1/8/07 – Chance “Tiger VII” Emmerson def. Kudo Yasuda after a referee stoppage
15) 1/22/07 – Rattlesnake def. Kudo Yasuda by escaping the cage through the door
16) 2/12/07 – Alicia Laureano def. Kudo Yasuda with the Reversal of Fortune (Ocean Cyclone Suplex)
17) 3/1/07 – Starkweather def. Rattlesnake and Kudo(x) via submission with the Sensory Deprivation
18) 3/5/07 – Wyvern def. Kudo via submission with the Deus Ex Machina.
19) 3/12/07 – Scott Andrews(o) and Wyvern def. Starkweather and Kudo(x) when Andrews used the Head Shot on Kudo.
20) 4/2/07 – Omega Effect II Rematch: The Senator def. Kudo with a Partisan Kick
21) 4/9/07 – Jake Cheng def. Kudo with the Mandate of Heaven
22) 4/16/07 – Brimstone def. Kudo with The Black Death
23) 4/19/07 – Starkweather def. Kudo with the Sensory Deprivation
24) 5/3/07 – Light Heavyweight Title Match: Jake Cheng def. Kudo with the Second Heartbeat (roundhouse kick) to become the 22nd ACW Light Heavyweight champion.
25) 6/4/07 – The Senator(o), Rattlesnake, and Jason Freeman def Wyvern(x), Starkweather, and Kudo Yasuda by DQ
26) 6/18/07 – Alicia Kitsune def. Nick Durden, Kudo Yasuda and Scott Andrews – Over the Top Rope Battle Royale
27) 6/19/07 – Hunter def. Kudo with the Shotgun
28) 6/23/07 – FSX def. Kudo with a school boy
29) 8/6/07 – The Senator def. Kudo via submission with the Victory Lock III (Tap Out or Knock Out II)
30) 8/9/08 – Fallen Souls def. Kudo with the Frozen Motion (ACW 4th Anniversary show)

DRAW
1) 10/24/05 – Kudo vs. Daredevil: Match thrown out due to interference
2) 11/10/05 – Kudo vs. Latino: 20 minute time limit draw
3) 2/20/06 – Kudo vs. Tornado: Ring count out – no contest
4) 9/25/06 – Kudo Yasuda vs. Scott Andrews – in ring 10 count
5) 1/15/07 – Light Heavyweight Title Match: Kudo Yasuda vs. Jake Cheng: Match thrown out due to interference (1st Defense)
6) 3/15/07 – Kudo vs. Latino: Double count out
7) 6/23/07 – OE3 30 minute Iron Man Match: Kudo vs. Nick Durden (1:1 Draw)
8) 7/16/07 – Kudo Yasuda vs. Alicia Kitsune: 10 second double count out

Title History:

ACW Entertainment Title (1):
- Cernunnos, Sgt. Pilko & Predator (8/13/2005) / Tornado (3/2/2006)

ACW Light-Heavyweight Title (1):
- Scott Andrews (12/16/2006) / Jake Cheng (5/3/2007)

All Ontario Jr. Heavyweight Title (1):
- Red Ninja (3/11/2007) / Christopher Bones (5/20/2007)

GCWA Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Title (1):
- (w/ Red Ninja) Cody Cross & Claudio Dastonli (9/23/2006) / Jack Cassidy, Bryan Harris & Roger Stevens (12/10/2006)

Southern Ontario Jr. Heavyweight Title (2):
- Red Ninja (3/4/2006) / Jack Cassidy (7/1/2006)
- Bryan Harris (11/5/2006) / Bandido Suicida (1/28/2007)

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Tournaments Won/Etc:

Pro-Wrestling SPIRIT - Super J Crown 2006 Winner
Lion’s Road Pro-Wrestling - Super J Crown 2007 Winner

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[The Senator]

Marks out at the John Woo:)