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Kenta Kobashi (小橋 健太, Kobashi Kenta, ring name: 小橋 建太) (born, March 27, 1967) is a Japanese professional wrestling promoter and retired professional wrestler.
Kenta Kobashi. Roles: Singles Wrestler (1988 - 2009) Tag Team Wrestler (1988 - 2013) Color Commentator. Trainer (1992 - 2013) On-Air Official (2021 - today) Beginning of in-ring career: 26.02.1988.
Kenta Kobashi (March 27, 1967) is a Japanese former professional wrestler. Debuting in 1988, Kobashi worked almost solely for Japanese promotions including All Japan Pro Wrestling, Diamond Ring, New Japan Pro Wrestling and Pro Wrestling NOAH.
Kenta Kobashi (小橋 健太, Kobashi Kenta) is a trainer affiliated with the Ōtaki Boxing Gym, and also a retired out-boxer and a former JBC junior featherweight champion. Kobashi entered in the East Japan Rookie King Tournament.
Full wrestling profile of Kenta Kobashi, with Career History, Real Name, Height, Weight, Age, Face/Heel Turns, Titles Won, Finishers, Theme Songs, Tag Teams, appearance changes, and more.
May 11, 2020 · Kenta Kobashi is the greatest professional wrestler of all-time. He has a longer list of great matches than Ric Flair, more longevity than Genichiro Tenryu, and ultimately peaked higher than any of his Four Pillar contemporaries.
Kenta Kobayashi (小林 健太, Kobayashi Kenta, born March 12, 1981), known mononymously as Kenta (stylised in all caps), is a Japanese professional wrestler. He currently works for New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), where he is a member of the Bullet Club stable.
Dec 3, 2022 · After missing most of NOAH's first two years, people wondered if Kenta Kobashi's injuries had beaten him. In fact, he was about to enter a two-year reign wit...
a.k.a. Kenta Kobayashi. Roles: Singles Wrestler (2000 - today) Tag Team Wrestler (2000 - today) WWE Development Wrestler (2014 - 2017) Beginning of in-ring career: 24.05.2000. In-ring experience: 24 years.
Kenta Kobashi: Establishing the Gold Standard of the 1990s. DONATE NOW. The WWF–WCW rivalry—perhaps best represented by the “Monday Night Wars” in the United States—wasn’t the only major promotional battle to rock the professional wrestling world in the 1990s.
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