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| | Feds=Just Wrestling | | | Feds=Just Wrestling |
| | Age=21 | | | Age=22 |
| | birthplace=Cambridge, Massachusetts | | | birthplace= Virginia Beach, Virginia |
| | Finisher=Achilles' Heel | | | Finisher=Achilles' Heel |
| | Style=Japanese Strong Style Syndicate (Submissions, Strikes, Suplexes) | | | Style=Technical Submissionist |
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| | handler=Biron | | | handler=Biron |
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| [[Kenjiro Ito]] (born April 30, 1979) is a Japanese professional wrestler. He is currently a free agent, having competed for several well-known promotions both in the U.S. and abroad. He is known for his feuds with wrestlers such as [[Sonny Silver]] and [[Wippit Guud]], as well as his devastating Ito's Ice Age finisher. He is also a loudmouthed arrogant prick. | | [[Kelly Masters]] (born May 31, 1986) is an American professional wrestler, and former mixed martial artist. He recently debuted in Tim Shipley's Just Wrestling, where he defeated The Illustrious Face-Eater and Captain Pollution. |
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| Ito signed with IOW International out of a desire to prove that he could be more than the traditional Japanese system of bringing up rookies could be. He competed for the first time in his homeland, defeating former fWo talent [[Jason "Shocker" Elliott]] in the first round of a tournament for the IOWi United States Championship with the Ito Special. His stay in the tournament was ended a round later in the semi-finals, where he fell to fellow young lion [[Kazuki Sato]].
| | Kellen (Kelly) Michael Masters was born in Virgina Beach, the son of Capt. Scott Masters and Chloe Masters (Ryan). Kelly's father worked on a naval base near Virginia Beach, while Chloe was a housewife. At the age of five, Kelly started wrestling under coaching from his father. He became quite talented, and was viewed as a 'top prospect' going into high school. Prior to his freshman year, his father was killed in a training accident. Kelly was obviously shaken, but still managed to win the state title his freshman year, an impressive feat.. The next three years would be identical, each ending in an undefeated year. Legal trouble, during the summer after his senior year led to him losing his Division I scholarship offers. He still had options of course, with his body size and wrestling background, both mixed-martial arts and professional wrestling opportunities were on the table. |
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| Ito was set to battle [[Xias]] in the promotion's big annual league, but IOWi folded before this could happen.
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| Based on the strength of his debut match in IOW International, Jolt Wrestling officials offered Kenjiro a contract. Ito made it clear from his very first appearance on American television that he was not the typical Japanese wrestler. Showing a love for shooting his mouth off and making arrogant claims, Ito backed them up almost instantly in a shockingly dominant debut victory over [[Brandon Youngblood]]. In this match, Kenjiro debuted his devastating Ito's Ice Age finisher, a cross-armed sitout high angle powerbomb.
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| Ito tore his way through a tournament to crown the first ever Jolt Wrestling Triple Crown Champion, defeating two opponents before defeating [[Jonathan Conspiracy]] in the semi-finals with help from [[Xias]]. This earned Ito a trip to the semi-finals, against former Action! champion and veteran [[Jeff Garvin]]. Leading up to the match, Ito insulted both Garvin and his wife incessantly, turning their semi-final match into a blood feud.
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| The two men collided at Jolt's premiere PPV, WrestleSault, and neither man gave any quarter. Ultimately, Garvin was victorious, defeating Ito with his patented Memphis Death Certificate. Unbelievably, Ito managed to come back after his bloody war with "the Original" to outsmart Chris Mezz in the consolation match and become Jolt Wrestling Ambassador Champion.
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| Over the course of a three-month reign with the title, Ito put the belt on the map, becoming a dominant champion. Over the course of eleven successful defenses, he defended his title against outside talent such as [[Sonny Silver]], [[Aimz]], and [[Alias]], defending the belt in [[PRIME]] and ACW as well as Jolt.
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| Ito finally lost the title to [[Ken Kaze]] in a hardcore match at the Mayfall PPV, leaving Ito to chase after the Triple Crown Championship
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| *'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
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| **'''Achilles' Heel''' (Heel Hook)<br>
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| **''Bakemono Lariat'' (Left-Armed Lariat)<br>
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| ** "What You Gon' Do" by Lil' Jon (current)
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First Appearance
Latest Appearance
Just Wrestling Lethal Lottery Tour
Just Wrestling Lethal Lottery Tour
Federations
Just Wrestling
Birthplace
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Wrestling Style
Technical Submissionist
Kelly Masters (born May 31, 1986) is an American professional wrestler, and former mixed martial artist. He recently debuted in Tim Shipley's Just Wrestling, where he defeated The Illustrious Face-Eater and Captain Pollution.
Early Life
Kellen (Kelly) Michael Masters was born in Virgina Beach, the son of Capt. Scott Masters and Chloe Masters (Ryan). Kelly's father worked on a naval base near Virginia Beach, while Chloe was a housewife. At the age of five, Kelly started wrestling under coaching from his father. He became quite talented, and was viewed as a 'top prospect' going into high school. Prior to his freshman year, his father was killed in a training accident. Kelly was obviously shaken, but still managed to win the state title his freshman year, an impressive feat.. The next three years would be identical, each ending in an undefeated year. Legal trouble, during the summer after his senior year led to him losing his Division I scholarship offers. He still had options of course, with his body size and wrestling background, both mixed-martial arts and professional wrestling opportunities were on the table.
Grissom School of Submission