Hiroyoshi Tenzan
Professional wrestler and IWGP Champion
Born
March 23rd, 1971
54 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Japan
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Debuted as a professional wrestler in 1992, competing primarily in New Japan Pro-Wrestling. Achieved significant success in the heavyweight division, capturing the IWGP Heavyweight Championship multiple times. Alongside a successful singles career, participated in tag teams, garnering numerous tag team titles. Known for a strong wrestling style and a prominent presence in the ring, contributed to various storylines and events within the promotion. Retired from in-ring competition but remains involved in wrestling-related activities.
Held the IWGP Heavyweight Championship title
Competed in tag teams like TenKoji
Participated in the G1 Climax tournaments
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