Nakano in August 2011.Birth nameKeiko NakanoBorn( 1968-01-08) January 8, 1968 (age 52),Residence,Bull NakanoKeiko NakanoBilled height1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)Billed weight91 kg (201 lb)Billed fromTrained byDebut1983Retired1997Keiko Aoki ( 青木 恵子, Aoki Keiko, Nakano ( 中野), born January 8, 1968) is a Japanese retired and better known as Bull Nakano ( ブル中野, Burunakano). She began competing in (AJW) as a teenager under the Bull Nakano. As a wrestler she was a, who often with her mentor. In Japan, she held several of AJW's singles and tag team championships.
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After being phased out by the company in the early 1990s, she traveled to North America, where she first competed in Mexico's (CMLL), becoming its first. In 1994, she made her way to the (WWF), where she had with over the. After holding the title once, she also competed in (WCW). In 1998, Nakano began competing as a professional golfer, and in 2006, she joined a tour with the (LPGA). Contents.Professional wrestling career Japan (1983–1992) Nakano's career as a professional wrestler began in (AJW) organization in when she was 15 years old.
After winning the at the age of 16 in 1984, her was changed to Bull Nakano. In July 1985, she won the, which she held for the next three years. Meanwhile, she teamed with —who was also her mentor—as a pair of. With Matsumoto as her partner, Nakano won the in August 1986.
Nakano and Matsumoto also wrestled for the in 1986 against the team of and.After Matsumoto's retirement, Nakano won the WWWA World Tag Team Championship a second and third time, with in 1987 and in 1988. As a singles wrestler, she won the 1988 in June. One year later in June 1989, she also defeated to win AJW's, which she lost to in November. Several months later in January 1990, Nakano won a tournament final to win the vacant.
She held the title for nearly three years, before dropping it to Aja Kong in November 1992. Afterward, AJW's use of Nakano in storylines and matches decreased. North America (1992–1996) After she stopped working for AJW, Nakano traveled to Mexico in June 1992, where she was a finalist in a 12-woman and later defeated to become 's first. She lost the title to in March 1993.She then made her way to the United States and competed for the (WWF) once again. Debuting as an associate of, Nakano competed against the, in August 1994 at, but failed to win the title. Nakano eventually defeated Blayze for the title on November 20, 1994 in at the event.
Nakano held the title for approximately five months, until losing it back to Blayze on the April 3, 1995 episode of ending her reign at 134 days. The WWF had planned on bringing in to feud with Nakano while Blayze got plastic surgery on her nose and, but Nakano was found in possession of and quickly fired from the company.In 1995, Nakano also traveled to, where she was part of the event in that set a record for attendance at a professional wrestling event with 150,000 spectators. At the event, Nakano and defeated. Later that year, she competed at (WCW)'s pay-per-view event, teaming with Akira Hokuto to defeat the team of. Nakano—with as her manager—continued her feud with Blayze, who was now known as Madusa, at WCW's event in August 1996; Madusa defeated Nakano in the match with the stipulation that she was then allowed to destroy Nakano's motorcycle.
In subsequent years, Madusa called Nakano 'a good-hearted person' and an 'incredible talent', with whom she had some of her best matches. Retirement Due to injuries, Bull Nakano retired from professional wrestling in 1997. On January 8, 2012, Nakano produced her own professional wrestling event, titled 'Empress', which saw her recreate her most famous matches with her old opponents. The event ended with Nakano's official retirement ceremony, though she had not been an active wrestler for several years. RISE Wrestling (2017) It was announced at RISE Wrestling's Bellatrix 26/RISE 4 event on September 15, 2017, that Bull Nakano would join the promotion as a facilitator, along with and Madusa, Nakano's former rival. Nakano turned heel during her appearance at RISE 6 on December 1, when she attacked Melissa during her match against Kikyo, and formed a modified version of her heel faction, Gokumon-To; aligning with Kikyo, Dynamite DiDi,. Nakano appeared later in the event as a heel manager for Kris Wolf in her match against Shotzi Blackheart (who had Madusa in her corner), and provided interference that led to Wolf defeating Blackheart.Golf career Nakano became a professional golfer in 1998.
In November 2004, Nakano played in the Futures Tour Qualifying Tournament in Florida, but ended the tournament in 250th place of 251. The following year, she ended the tournament in 261st place of 271. As a result, she failed to qualify for the (LPGA). Nakano later qualified for the LPGA and joined the Duramed Futures Tour in January 2006. Championships and accomplishments.
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I have three words you can call me. Images courtesy of WWE.com)While appearing as a guest on WWE Backstage, Charlotte Flair was asked to look back at the five year anniversary of #GiveDivasAChance, along with Paige. Most notably, Renee Young immediately credits AJ Lee and her pipebombshell, along with the Bella Twins, for getting the ball rolling for the revolution. Paige piggy backs to say AJ Lee was the first person to really make people take notice of the division, namely with her mic work (it's AJ who, in her opinion, is the best woman ever on the mic). Charlotte and Paige then both talk about how while they were in NXT, they saw the women on main roster not getting time to wrestle, so they strived to change that. Charlotte then continues off of Paige's point about AJ Lee to say that the women before AJ definitely had the talent and weren't really given the opportunity to show it, but it was AJ who started the trend of being a distinct, unique character, which snowballed into what was seen on NXT; from that point forward the women weren't just groups of women thrown together. Then from there, every opportunity the girls were given, they just continued to deliver.Paige then goes on to talk about the pressure to live up to the hype following #GiveDivasAChance despite remaining cynical about being given opportunities, but says the Horsewomen came up and kept stealing the show, which elevated the women around them's in ring performance, namely the Bella Twins.
Charlotte agrees and says the women all made each other better. As noted, the latest episode of WWE’s “After The Bell” podcast features host Corey Graves talking to Paige, Charlotte Flair and The Street Profits.Paige talked about how much she enjoys working on WWE Backstage, and joked about how she’s always fighting for air time with WWE Hall of Famer Booker T because he talks a lot. She also mentioned how there’s a “cuss jar” that the hosts apparently have to put money into when they let expletives slip. Paige noted that the filming process is very quick and easy, taking just a few hours from the production meeting until when they wrap filming.
She said she’s done in just a few hours and then she goes home, and gets to sleep in her own bed as she lives in Los Angeles where the show is filmed for FS1.Graves asked Paige about the freedom she has on the show and if she enjoys it.“Honestly I wish I could have more,” Paige said of the freedom. “Because sometimes, you know you get a little bit pulled back, but obviously with CM Punk on the show now, since he’s working under the contract with FOX and not WWE, he can voice a lot more opinion, but I would love to go in even a little bit more.
I love to talk crap, honestly, and you know, what I feel like the crap that I talk is what the people are saying anyway. So, it feels good, but I wish I got to do it more.”Paige had nothing but praise for WWE NXT Superstar Rhea Ripley when Graves asked who she likes these days.“Dude, I love Rhea Ripley,” Paige said. “I think she’s great. I think she’s the full package – just everything about her.
Her promo, her wrestling, even her wrestling gear. Like everything about her, I just think she’s great, I think she’s absolutely wonderful. She’s like super young, right?
She’s 22 or something like that? I’m like, what the hell, you’re doing way better than I was at 22.
Ripley is 23 as of October 11. Actually, that’s a lie, I was the Divas Champion. I’ll take that back, but I love her, I think she’s great.”Paige also revealed that she has a “massive project” that she is working on, but she couldn’t say more because she’s not allowed to right now. She noted that she’s “super excited” and hopes to reveal the project in the early part of 2020.Alundra Blayze Comments on Nikki's Raw Promo.
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