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General Data
Current gimmick:
Yuki Ishikawa
Age:
30 years
Promotion:
Freelancer

Personal Data
Birthday:
09.11.1995
Birthplace:
Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan
Gender:
male
Height:
5' 7" (170 cm)
Weight:
187 lbs (85 kg)

Career Data
Alter egos:
Roles:
Singles Wrestler (2018 - 2024)
Tag Team Wrestler (2018 - 2024)
Beginning of in-ring career:
26.03.2018
End of in-ring career:
12.08.2024
In-ring experience:
6 years
Wrestling style:
Technician
Signature moves:
Lazarus Effect
Memento
Northern Light Bomb
Blue Thunder Bomb
Missile Kick
Diving Foot Stomp
7.22
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 8
Number of comments: 4
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Average rating: 7.38  [8]
Average rating in 2025: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2024: 7.00  [5]
Average rating in 2023: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2020: 8.00  [1]
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LIGERISM wrote on 11.08.2024:
[7.0] "Writing this the day before he retires. Decent wrestler, good athlete and slightly above average death match wrestler. Not someone you would build a deathmatch division around but a good worker capable of having good matches. Had good matches/rivalries with other young deathmatch wrestlers Drew Parker and Daiju Wakamatsu"
crs285 wrote on 17.06.2024:
[7.0] "He is a pretty good young deathmatch wrestler with a lot of potential. He has a better look than most of the deathmatch wrestlers going right now and he does have technical wrestling abilities."
HEATUP wrote on 04.05.2023:
[8.0] "Out of the three debuting Big Japan rookies in 2018, along with Hyodo and Kato, Ishikawa is my favourite. He has really come into his own as a deathmatch wrestler, has had plenty of great singles matches and is quite handsome if I do say so myself. This really does make it frustrating that BJW seemingly just don't wanna give him the push that'd establish him as a name in the deathmatch scene."
laldila wrote on 12.12.2020:
[8.0] "Ishikawa has improved quite a bit this year and is showing some impressive signs only a few years into his career. With BJW losing Sakuda and Ueki, he's got quite a lot to live up to in the deathmatch division but his recent matches show he's should be up to snuff. As he continues to develop more I suspect he'll be the guy to define the division moving forward and I look forward to seeing it."