Sugi San - Revision history

Flashmagic: Reverted edits by Biore (talk) to last revision by Nkhan

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Reverted edits by Biore (talk) to last revision by Nkhan

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	Infrequently appeared in AAA in 2011 and 2012, though without out Ronin and still while touring the world a bit. Looked all the way back from his injury, but wasn't on TV enough to make much of an impact.		Infrequently appeared in AAA in 2011 and 2012, though without out Ronin and still while touring the world a bit. Looked all the way back from his injury, but wasn't on TV enough to make much of an impact.

			Sugi is now effectively out of the wrestling business, after admitting to framing [[Nosawa]] for drug possession. Nosawa and [[Io Shirai]] were visiting Mexico as part of a [[Hayabusa]] tribute show in May 2012, which Sugi also worked on. Nosawa and Shirai received portraits from fans during their trip. Upon their return to Japan, marijuana was found hidden in the frames of the portraits. Police threatened to charge Nosawa for bringing the drugs into the country until it was found he was not at fault. Nosawa told the press he knew actually did it.

			Sugi held a news conference to admit to framing Nosawa for the crime. Sugi claimed Japanese mask maker Masahiro Hayashi had offered a full time spot in AAA for Sugi if he committed the crime. Hayashi, who creates masks and gear under the name Solluna, also worked occasionally as an AAA/lucha libre representative in Japan and Sugi's representative elsewhere. Sugi explained Hayashi was angry at Nosawa for personal reasons, later believed to be Nosawa costing Hayashi business on bringing luchadors to Japan. (Circumstantial evidence suggests this is related to [[Mr. Cacao]] switching from bring in indy luchadors for his shows to Nosawa's old friend [[Arkangel de la Muerte]], but the exact reasons have never been explained.)

	Sugi left Japan for a scheduled AAA TV taping, but AAA replaced him on that TV taping and has not used him since. Sugi's subsequently left wrestling. His actions have made him impossible to be employed in wrestling at the moment, but the history of wrestling suggests he may some day return under yet another identity.		Sugi left Japan for a scheduled AAA TV taping, but AAA replaced him on that TV taping and has not used him since. Sugi's subsequently left wrestling. His actions have made him impossible to be employed in wrestling at the moment, but the history of wrestling suggests he may some day return under yet another identity.

Biore: /* Notes */

2013-01-08T21:18:25Z

Notes

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	Infrequently appeared in AAA in 2011 and 2012, though without out Ronin and still while touring the world a bit. Looked all the way back from his injury, but wasn't on TV enough to make much of an impact.		Infrequently appeared in AAA in 2011 and 2012, though without out Ronin and still while touring the world a bit. Looked all the way back from his injury, but wasn't on TV enough to make much of an impact.

	Sugi is now effectively out of the wrestling business, after admitting to framing [[Nosawa]] for drug possession. Nosawa and [[Io Shirai]] were visiting Mexico as part of a [[Hayabusa]] tribute show in May 2012, which Sugi also worked on. Nosawa and Shirai received portraits from fans during their trip. Upon their return to Japan, marijuana was found hidden in the frames of the portraits. Police threatened to charge Nosawa for bringing the drugs into the country until it was found he was not at fault. Nosawa told the press he knew actually did it.

	Sugi held a news conference to admit to framing Nosawa for the crime. Sugi claimed Japanese mask maker Masahiro Hayashi had offered a full time spot in AAA for Sugi if he committed the crime. Hayashi, who creates masks and gear under the name Solluna, also worked occasionally as an AAA/lucha libre representative in Japan and Sugi's representative elsewhere. Sugi explained Hayashi was angry at Nosawa for personal reasons, later believed to be Nosawa costing Hayashi business on bringing luchadors to Japan. (Circumstantial evidence suggests this is related to [[Mr. Cacao]] switching from bring in indy luchadors for his shows to Nosawa's old friend [[Arkangel de la Muerte]], but the exact reasons have never been explained.)

	Sugi left Japan for a scheduled AAA TV taping, but AAA replaced him on that TV taping and has not used him since. Sugi's subsequently left wrestling. His actions have made him impossible to be employed in wrestling at the moment, but the history of wrestling suggests he may some day return under yet another identity.		Sugi left Japan for a scheduled AAA TV taping, but AAA replaced him on that TV taping and has not used him since. Sugi's subsequently left wrestling. His actions have made him impossible to be employed in wrestling at the moment, but the history of wrestling suggests he may some day return under yet another identity.

Nkhan at 02:06, 25 September 2012

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	One of the best high flyers in the world. Originally a Toryumon trainee, and has made an appearance in Mexico on Ultimo Dragon promoted shows before going full time in Japan. He has wrestled in several Japanese promotions including Michinoku Pro, HUSTLE, All Japan, New Japan and Zero1-MAX. He made his return to Mexico in 2009 as Sugi/Suguy for AAA as a part of [[La Yakuza]]. Made a name for himself in his four month stint, before injuring his leg by backflipping off a ringpost. Spent over a year out of action, but returned to AAA in 2011, now as a tecnico with new rival [[Ronin]].		One of the best high flyers in the world. Originally a Toryumon trainee, and has made an appearance in Mexico on Ultimo Dragon promoted shows before going full time in Japan. He has wrestled in several Japanese promotions including Michinoku Pro, HUSTLE, All Japan, New Japan and Zero1-MAX. He made his return to Mexico in 2009 as Sugi/Suguy for AAA as a part of [[La Yakuza]]. Made a name for himself in his four month stint, before injuring his leg by backflipping off a ringpost. Spent over a year out of action, but returned to AAA in 2011, now as a tecnico with new rival [[Ronin]].

			Infrequently appeared in AAA in 2011 and 2012, though without out Ronin and still while touring the world a bit. Looked all the way back from his injury, but wasn't on TV enough to make much of an impact.

			Sugi is now effectively out of the wrestling business, after admitting to framing [[Nosawa]] for drug possession. Nosawa and [[Io Shirai]] were visiting Mexico as part of a [[Hayabusa]] tribute show in May 2012, which Sugi also worked on. Nosawa and Shirai received portraits from fans during their trip. Upon their return to Japan, marijuana was found hidden in the frames of the portraits. Police threatened to charge Nosawa for bringing the drugs into the country until it was found he was not at fault. Nosawa told the press he knew actually did it.

			Sugi held a news conference to admit to framing Nosawa for the crime. Sugi claimed Japanese mask maker Masahiro Hayashi had offered a full time spot in AAA for Sugi if he committed the crime. Hayashi, who creates masks and gear under the name Solluna, also worked occasionally as an AAA/lucha libre representative in Japan and Sugi's representative elsewhere. Sugi explained Hayashi was angry at Nosawa for personal reasons, later believed to be Nosawa costing Hayashi business on bringing luchadors to Japan. (Circumstantial evidence suggests this is related to [[Mr. Cacao]] switching from bring in indy luchadors for his shows to Nosawa's old friend [[Arkangel de la Muerte]], but the exact reasons have never been explained.)

			Sugi left Japan for a scheduled AAA TV taping, but AAA replaced him on that TV taping and has not used him since. Sugi's subsequently left wrestling. His actions have made him impossible to be employed in wrestling at the moment, but the history of wrestling suggests he may some day return under yet another identity.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
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	[[Category:Japanese wrestlers]]		[[Category:Japanese wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Toryumon graduates]]		[[Category:Toryumon graduates]]
	[[Category:~~Current~~ AAA/PAP wrestlers]]		[[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]
	[[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]		[[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]
	[[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]		[[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Dragon Gate wrestlers]]		[[Category:Dragon Gate wrestlers]]

JT179 at 13:15, 11 November 2011

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	\|signatureMoves= [[Frog Splash\|Triangle Jump Mad Splash]] (as Mini CIMA), Corkscrew [[450 splash]], [[Shooting star press]], Shooting star senton, [[450 splash]], Imploding 450 splash, [[Springboard huracarrana]], [[619\|741]], Twisting Victory Roll		\|signatureMoves= [[Frog Splash\|Triangle Jump Mad Splash]] (as Mini CIMA), Corkscrew [[450 splash]], [[Shooting star press]], Shooting star senton, [[450 splash]], Imploding 450 splash, [[Springboard huracarrana]], [[619\|741]], Twisting Victory Roll
	\|titles= ~~Michinoku Pro Tokohu Jr.~~, [[WWA World Junior Light Heavyweight ~~Title~~]] Disputed Branch (2~~, 1 as THE*ZEST and 1 as NOIZ~~)		\|titles= [[Tohoku Junior Heavyweight Championship]], Tohoku Tag Team Championship (w/[[The Great Sasuke]]), [[WWA World Junior Light Heavyweight Championship]] (Disputed Branch) (2)
	\|}}		\|}}

Nkhan at 05:00, 16 February 2011

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	One of the best high flyers in the world. Originally a Toryumon trainee, and has made an appearance in Mexico on Ultimo Dragon promoted shows before going full time in Japan. He has wrestled in several Japanese promotions including Michinoku Pro, HUSTLE, All Japan, New Japan and Zero1-MAX. He made his return to Mexico in 2009 as Sugi/Suguy for AAA as a part of [[La Yakuza]].		One of the best high flyers in the world. Originally a Toryumon trainee, and has made an appearance in Mexico on Ultimo Dragon promoted shows before going full time in Japan. He has wrestled in several Japanese promotions including Michinoku Pro, HUSTLE, All Japan, New Japan and Zero1-MAX. He made his return to Mexico in 2009 as Sugi/Suguy for AAA as a part of [[La Yakuza]]. Made a name for himself in his four month stint, before injuring his leg by backflipping off a ringpost. Spent over a year out of action, but returned to AAA in 2011, now as a tecnico with new rival [[Ronin]].

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
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	[[Category:Japanese wrestlers]]		[[Category:Japanese wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Toryumon graduates]]		[[Category:Toryumon graduates]]
	[[Category:~~Former~~ AAA/PAP wrestlers]]		[[Category:Current AAA/PAP wrestlers]]
	[[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]		[[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]
	[[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]		[[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Dragon Gate wrestlers]]		[[Category:Dragon Gate wrestlers]]

MPJ-DK: fixes

2010-06-21T20:49:03Z

fixes

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	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san1.jpg\|caption=missile dropkick}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san1.jpg\|caption=missile dropkick}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san2.jpg\|caption=}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san2.jpg\|caption=In AAA}}

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	[http://puroresucentral.com/yoshitsune.html Puroresu Central Profile]		[http://puroresucentral.com/yoshitsune.html Puroresu Central Profile]

	[[~~category~~:Foreign wrestlers]]		[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]]
	[[~~category~~:Japanese wrestlers]]		[[Category:Japanese wrestlers]]
	[[~~category~~:Toryumon graduates]]		[[Category:Toryumon graduates]]
	[[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]		[[Category:Former AAA/PAP wrestlers]]
	[[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]		[[Category:AJPW wrestlers]]
	[[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]		[[Category:NJPW wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Dragon Gate wrestlers]]		[[Category:Dragon Gate wrestlers]]

MPJ-DK: /* Gallery */

2010-06-21T20:47:58Z

Gallery

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	{{Gallery\|name=Minicima.jpg\|caption=as Mini CIMA}}		{{Gallery\|name=Minicima.jpg\|caption=as Mini CIMA}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san.jpg\|caption=vs [[Extreme Tiger]]}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san.jpg\|caption=vs [[Extreme Tiger]]}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san1.jpg\|caption=~~missal~~ dropkick}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san1.jpg\|caption=missile dropkick}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san2.jpg\|caption=}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san2.jpg\|caption=}}

Mkpunk516 at 18:22, 6 June 2010

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Mkpunk516 at 17:58, 2 June 2010

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Mkpunk516 at 06:08, 1 June 2010

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	{{Gallery\|name=Minicima.jpg\|caption=as Mini CIMA}}		{{Gallery\|name=Minicima.jpg\|caption=as Mini CIMA}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san.jpg\|caption=vs [[Extreme Tiger]]}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san.jpg\|caption=vs [[Extreme Tiger]]}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san1.jpg\|caption=~~missal~~ dropkick}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san1.jpg\|caption=missile dropkick}}
	{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san2.jpg\|caption=}}		{{Gallery\|name=Sugi san2.jpg\|caption=}}