The Technician's Rise to FameDeep in the heart of Osaka, Japan, a wrestling sensation has been brewing. Meet Issei Onitsuka, the 5'9" technician with a penchant for precision and a passion for piling up the points. Weighing in at 180 pounds, Onitsuka may not be the biggest or the strongest, but he's got the skills to pay the bills.Born and raised in Osaka, Onitsuka cut his teeth on the Japanese wrestling scene, working his way up through various promotions including All Japan Pro Wrestling, DDT Pro Wrestling, Big Japan Pro-Wrestling, and Pro Wrestling ZERO1. But it wasn't until he joined GLEAT that his career really started to take off.Onitsuka's technical style is reminiscent of a fine-tuned machine. He's always one step ahead of his opponents, using his quickness and agility to evade their attacks and counter with precision strikes. His spear is a thing of beauty, a lightning-fast move that often leaves his foes reeling.But Onitsuka's success isn't just about his in-ring prowess – it's also about his dedication and work ethic. In addition to wrestling, he's also played baseball in the past, a testament to his competitive nature and ability to adapt to new challenges.As of 2019, Onitsuka has been active for over three years, amassing a impressive record along the way. With his sights set on the top of the mountain, there's no telling what this young wrestler is capable of achieving.For now, fans can catch Onitsuka in action as part of GLEAT's talented roster, where he continues to hone his craft and make a name for himself in the world of Japanese professional wrestling.
