13 Facts About Kazushi Miyamoto

Kazushi Miyamoto is a Japanese professional wrestler.

Kazushi Miyamoto was so serious about wrestling for All Japan, he originally asked Giant Baba in 1996, but was denied due to his young age.

Kazushi Miyamoto started 2002 off by pickingup his first pinfall victory in a tag team match, and a couple days later he had his first singles victory over Yasu Urano.

Kazushi Miyamoto would stay in America for over a year, wrestling for a variety of wrestling promotions.

Besides TNA, Kazushi Miyamoto made two appearances in Ring of Honor.

Kazushi Miyamoto had wrestled in New Japan during his Kings Road stint, facing Tanahashi on March 19,2006, but it did not lead to a permanent position.

Kazushi Miyamoto wrestled for Riki Choshu's Lock Up Promotion in mid-2007 but he was not invited back.

Unable to find steady work, Kazushi Miyamoto created his own promotion in the fall of 2007 called Super Bulls with himself being the ace of the promotion.

Kazushi Miyamoto is still young, in 2008, Kazushi Miyamoto still has not found his way onto a full-time roster although he has gotten a look from Pro Wrestling Noah, wrestling for there spinoff promotion Pro Wrestling SEM as well as Tatsumi Fujinami's Dradition promotion.

In January 2014, Kazushi Miyamoto began working for Wrestle-1, billed as the "Japanese Million Dollar Man".

In February 2015, Kazushi Miyamoto began working for Union Pro Wrestling, where he formed a heel stable with Fuma and Sagat.

Kazushi Miyamoto made his MMA debut against former sumo Tsuyoshi Sudario at Rizin 27 on March 21,2021.

Kazushi Miyamoto lost quickly via knockout eight seconds into the bout.