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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Akira_MaedaAkira Maeda - Wikipedia

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   Akira Maeda 前田日明; Born January 24, 1959 (age 65) Osaka, Japan: Professional wrestling career; Ring name(s) Kwik-kik-Lee Akira Maeda: Billed height: 6 ft 3 in (191 cm) Billed weight: 225 lb (102 kg) Trained by: Karl Gotch Yoshiaki Fujiwara: Debut: August 25, 1978 (vs Kotetsu Yamamoto) Retired: February 21, 1999 (vs Alexander Karelin)

2. www.thesmackdownhotel.com › wrestlers › akira-maedaAkira Maeda: Profile, Career Stats, Face/Heel Turns, Titles ...

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   Profile Info. Gender Male. Real Name Akira Maeda (前田 日明) (born Go Il-myeong (高日明) Ring Names. Akira Maeda ( January 20, 1983 - Present) Kwik-kik-Lee ( March 9, 1982 - January 19, 1983) Akira Maeda ( August 25, 1978 - March 8, 1982) Born January 24, 1959 (age 65) Nationality Japan. Birth Place Taisho Ward, Osaka, Japan. Billed From. Osaka, Japan.

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4. celebrity-birthdays.com › people › akira-maedaAkira Maeda - Net Worth 2024, Age, Height, Bio, Birthday ...

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   Jan 6, 2024 · Akira Maeda: Birthday: Jan 24: Birth Year: 1959: Place Of Birth: Ōsaka: Home Town: Ōsaka: Birth Country: Japan: Birth Sign: Aquarius

5. www.cagematch.netAkira Maeda « Wrestlers Database « CAGEMATCH - The Internet ...

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   Birthplace: Osaka, Japan. Gender: male. Height: 6' 4" (192 cm) Weight: 253 lbs (115 kg) Background in sports: Karate. WWW: https://www.akira-maeda.net. https://www.facebook.com/made.akira.WORLD. Career Data. Alter egos: Akira Maeda. Kwick-Kick Lee. Roles:

6. tvtropes.org › pmwiki › pmwikiAkira Maeda (Wrestling) - TV Tropes

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   Akira Maeda (born Go Il-myeong, January 24, 1959 note ) is a Japanese Professional Wrestler and Mixed Martial Arts promoter, best known for his role in the Japanese shoot-style wrestling chronicle and posterior MMA boom.

7. www.onlineworldofwrestling.com › profile › akira-maedaAkira Maeda | Online World of Wrestling

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   April 10, 1984: Akira Maeda left New Japan Pro Wrestling to join the UWF in Japan, which had a working relationship with the WWF.. Akira Maeda’s relationship with Vince McMahon soured, and he became a glorified jobber for the WWF for a while.. Akira Maeda tried to change the UWF into a shoot fighting league out of his distaste for “worked ...

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   Was Akira Maeda a good wrestler?

   • His wrestling style was revolutionary for the time, all the subsequent hybrid wrestling movements of the 90s in Japan owe their existence and influence to this man. Akira Maeda was known to be a bit uncooperative and kind of a hot head, but that trait of his real personality made him one of the most compelling in-ring characters of his time.

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   How did Maeda become a Kwik-kik-Lee?

   • Maeda entered the New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) dojo in 1978, after being discovered at a karate tournament, and debuted the same year. Like many other New Japan stars before and after him, Maeda embarked on a foreign tour to the United Kingdom, where he adopted the Kwik-kik-Lee moniker.

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   Was Maeda the next Inoki?

   • The Ace: Maeda was not considered to be the next Inoki for nothing: he was a great worker with a legit background, could muster massive amounts of charisma with his bad boy image alone, and although not as handsome as his perennial partner Takada, he was still a hunk for the ladies.

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   How did Maeda get involved in a feud with Antonio Inoki?

   • Maeda became involved in a real-life feud with New Japan booker and top star, Antonio Inoki, refusing to work with him in what could have been a huge moneymaking program. In April 1986, he was involved in one of the most surreal moments in wrestling history during a match with André the Giant; neither man could agree to losing the match.

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9. www.wrestlinginc.com › news › 2016The 50 Greatest Wrestlers Of The Last 50 Years: Who Is #48?

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   Jan 23, 2016 · By Jesse Collings Jan. 23, 2016 11:07 am EST. #48 Akira Maeda. Perhaps the most controversial wrestler of the 1980s (and that is really saying something) Akira Maeda was also one of the...