"The Rounin" / "God's Hand Samurai"Hito-KiriKyoto, Japan, 222 lbs.
Ranking Points |
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| Ranking Points: |  | 438 |
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| Proj. Ranking Points: | | 438 |
| Past Months: | | 227 |
| Win-Loss Pts: |  | 82 |
| Oppositions Pts: | | 84 |
| Role Play: | | 45 |
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| Composite: |  | 181 |
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Records |
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| This Month: | 7-10-0 | 41.2% |
| Last Month: | 13-7-0 | 65.0% |
| Career Record: | 179-284-0 | 38.7% |
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| Current / Career Win Streak: | 2 | 15 |
| Titles Held / Title Defenses: | 1 | 2 |
| Titles Points: | 6 |
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Style and Arsenal |
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| Power: | | 4 |
| Science: | | 4 |
| Dexterity: | | 2 |
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| Arsenal Total: |  | 281 |
| Arsenal Median: |  | 19 |
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| Charisma: |  | 51 |
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Specialty Moves |
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| Comeback Specialty: | "Rounin Strike" |
description:
With the referee distracted, Hito-Kiri grabs his katana (which he placed outside the ring, in his neutral corner on the ring post) and clocks his opponent across the face with the ivory sheathing.
Guillotine Drop
While the opponent is kneeling or getting up, Hito-Kiri will jump and deliver a knee to the back of the neck sending the wrestler face first into the mat. |
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| Finisher Specialty: | "Proper Burial" |
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Better known as a Vertical Emerald Frosion. He hoist the opponent up on his shoulder for a suplex variation, and drives the opponent head first into the mat. Hito-Kiri usually turns and drops the opponent. Similar to what is seen HERE |
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Abilities and Experience |
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| Offense: |  | 8 |
| Defense: | | 5 |
| Stamina: | | 6 |
| Conditioning: | | 6 |
| Cheating: |  | 0 |
| Tag Team: |  | 1 |
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| Experience: | | 26 |
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Role Playing |
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| # of Promos / POTW: | 79 | 2 |
Last Promo |
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VSW 12/08 [3]:
Meanwhile ...
Blood Travels Slowly
You can easily see people for what they are in their most crucial moments. When they are at their highest high, or at their lowest low. Wrestling in the SWA, you get a great scope of that, and quickly can differentiate the two. There are those in life who find joy in this as well. The ones I speak of are of course Hito-Kiri and Jun Fuujin. The Samurai himself has faced his own lowest moments in the past, now he has... |
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