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Masahiko Kimura (木村政彦)

Name	Masahiko Kimura (木村政彦)
Real name	Masahiko Kimura
Nicknames	The Greatest Judo-ka in History
Name history	Masahiko Kimura (debut - )
Family
Maestro(s)	many years of Judo instruction; relatively self-trained at pro-wrestling with help from Rikidozan
Birth date, location	September 17, 1917
Obituary date	April 18, 1993
Debut, location	December 25, 1954 vs. Rikidozan in "The Duel of the Century"
Lost mask to
Height	5'6" (1.70m)
Weight	187 lbs (85kg)
Signature moves	Various Judo techniques, such as the Kimura Armlock (named after him) and the Triangle Choke
Titles:	Many Judo championships, including the Japanese National title on 4 occasions., Japan: IPWF Mexican Junior Heavyweight Championship, IPWF Central American Tag Team Championship (w/ Kiyomigawa)

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 ==Sources==
 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masahiko_Kimura Wikipedia]
 [http://www.judoinfo.com/kimura3.htm JudoInfo.com]