Ryo Aitaka
Kickboxer and professional wrestler
Born
December 31st, 1989
35 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Japan
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Aitaka competed in the world of kickboxing and professional wrestling, achieving significant recognition in both fields. As a kickboxer, Aitaka participated in numerous competitions and demonstrated skill and technique that garnered attention. Transitioning to professional wrestling, Aitaka showcased athletic prowess in various promotions, building a reputation for engaging performances and exemplary in-ring abilities. This individual has contributed to both sports and has left a mark through dedication and exceptional talent.
Competed in various national kickboxing championships
Participated in professional wrestling events
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