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Real Name - Kesen Numajiro?
Birthdate - 4/24/72
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Aliases - Yone Genjin

Athletic background - n/a

Teachers - n/a

Professional background - Indies(`92-), Michinoku Pro(`93-`99), FMW(`94), ECW(`95), CMLL(`96), BattlARTS(`98), BJW(`98), Toryumon(`99), Michinoku Pro(`02-)

Groups - n/a

Career Highlights - n/a

Finisher(s) -
- Kesennuma Drop (Muscle Buster)
x Shark Fin Lock (Crossarm Abdominal Stretch)
x Ringout

Favorites -
- Rydeen Bomb
- Flying Hip Attack
- Falling Indian Deathlock
- Shining Wizard
- Jumping Hip Attack

Ringwork Rating -
move set - 4
science - 2
aerial - 2
power - 6
strikes - 4

Intangible Rating -
entertainment - 4
selling - 4
bumping - 4
heat - 5
carrying - 4
push - 4
potential - 2

Outlook - Yone Genjin, the wild caveman comedy act, was a Michinoku Pro staple for years. While never a very good wrestler, Genjin had a humorous gimmick. After his stint, he retired in 1999 and a similarly gimmicked Tsubo Genjin entered the scene. As Kesen Numajiro he spent a time as a ring announcer, but got the bug again in 2002 and returned as a completely different persona. He is an odd looking fellow with massive eyebrows and a traditional Japanese getup. His in-ring is passable, but nothing special as it never was. Numajiro is reminescent of Shiro Koshinaka with his style, especially his constant use of hip attacks. Although once funny, this new gimmick is kind of dull and shows his limitations as an entertainer. Numajiro is a novelty for the group and cannot have expectations far beyond the small independent level. He mainly works underneath as a heel, which is strange role for him, but he always has been a heel.