Introduction

Hiro Takahashi before was a Delinquent who used to bully, steal, and get into fights with other older boys. His mother was mostly absent from his life and his father was a drunk that always abuses him by throwing a sake bottle at him from time to time and constantly reminded his son that the reason his mother is dead was because of him and often refers to him as a cursed child. Hiro absolutely hated his father and at age 13 Hiro was kicked out of the house and to survive alone he resorted to doing petty crimes which caused him to be arrested multiple times. The youngster would often get released and the next day go back to jail only to be released again and this cycle would continue until one fateful encounter.

There was an old man walking by himself and Hiro came to this old man and attempted to mug him for his cash. However the old man was an old and wise Karate Fighter and using his vast experience knocked Hiro to the floor with minimal effort. Instead of leaving the young boy, the old and wise master sat down with Hiro and began to talk. Feeling sad and sympathetic to Hiro's situation and life of petty thievery, the old master revealed his name as Kenji Miyamoto. Kenji offered Hiro a chance to turn the young delinquent's life around and taught him the ways of Kyokushin Karate. Hiro gave the offer some thought and decided to attend this old man's Karate Dojo and at first Hiro came in and got humbled real quick as he tried to pick a fight with one of Miyamoto's student and son Kenzo Miyamoto and getting utterly wrecked. At first the two would absolutely despise each other and they would become Rivals. As time went on Miyamoto treated Hiro as one of his own and the Two would bond closely like a father and son Type relationship. This caused Hiro to open up amd with the teachings of discipline and humility that Kenji tried to implement in his mind Hiro's once violent and aggressive nature was quelled and Hiro started to be more respectful and kind to others. This new transformation was surprising to Kenzo as the two Rivals suddenly but slowly changed into a brotherhood. The two would get along and train together closely.

6 years later Hiro is 20 years old and he had just received his Black Belt in Kyokushin Karate. With his natural athleticism and his desire to compete Hiro decided he was going to make a name for himself and went to compete in multiple Karate Tournaments winning gold in Japan and Europe. However Hiro's popularity began to grew once he hit the kickboxing scene where he won two Champion belts for Welterweight and Light Middleweight at the age of 22. Hiro would go on to defend both his title twice as his reign lasted for 2 years until Hiro received the most gruesome leg injury in his career as a title defense match gone wrong as he went for a low kick and his leg snapped as his opponent raised a leg to check the kick. Hiro would be out for months as there was surgery to be had with his leg and as described by Hiro himself he though he might never walk again as he couldn't feel his right foot. However luckily for Hiro his foot was fine and was able to eventually walk again but this leg injury would scar Hiro for a while and decided it was best to retire from Kickboxing.

For a year Hiro would work with Kenzo in a gym named Iron Titans as a Coach. Iron Titans was formed during Hiro's kickboxing career and was opened up by Kenzo who had dreams of opening up a modern day gym. Kenzo is the owner and with Hiro training in his gym it gained popularity over time. For a year Hiro began to miss competing and had Thoughts on ever returning back to professional fighting. One day as he was working out by himself he accidentally turned on a Pro-Wrestling match and began to watch it and instantly became hooked. He was interested in the idea of becoming a Pro-Wrestler and going up against different opponents that are all unique and have their own styles to them.

He began to get back to fighting form and even went to find willing teachers to help him understand the sport of Pro-Wrestling. One particular style he loved to watch was the Luchadors and he booked a flight to visit Mexico to learn about their style and culture. Using his money that he had earned to finance his stay in Mexico where he made another best friend whose name is Ricardo Sanchez. Ricardo became Hiro's mentor and was amazed with the Former-Kickboxer's high work ethic. Hiro would learn about Luchador and incorporate the sport and mix it in with his Kyokushin Karate to make a unique style of his own using Strikes, Slams and Aerial maneuvers. Once his style was complete he began to compete in Mexico wearing a mask of his own and was dubbed as El Sol Naciente. His time in Mexico was probably the most fun he had as Ricardo and Hiro became recurring tag partners. Eventually Hiro felt homesick and wanted to go back to his home country. He left Mexico to go back to Japan and start a new career in the sport of Pro-Wrestling.

Last login: 2024-01-01
Start of membership: 2023-01-05