**The Unlikely Ace**Kaji Tomato is not your typical wrestling star. He's not a behemoth of a man, nor does he possess the kind of charisma that draws crowds on its own. But what he lacks in size and charm, he more than makes up for with his technical wizardry in the ring.Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, Tomato (his preferred ring name) has been making waves in various promotions across the country since his debut in 2006. Standing at a mere 5'7" and weighing in at 165 pounds, he's often underestimated by opponents who underestimate him at their own peril.Tomato's wrestling style is a masterclass in finesse. He's got a penchant for locking down opponents with his Spider Clutch submission hold, or using his speed to deliver a series of quick-hitting Rolling Thunder moves that leave foes reeling. And when all else fails, he's not afraid to pull out the big guns – his Moonsault Press is a crowd-pleaser, and his Tiger Suplex is a move that often results in a pin.With a career spanning multiple promotions, including New Japan Pro Wrestling, Pro Wrestling NOAH, All Japan Pro Wrestling, DDT Pro Wrestling, and Big Japan Pro-Wrestling, Tomato has racked up an impressive array of titles. He's the current holder of the UWA World Tag Team Championship, BJW Junior Heavyweight Championship, 2AW Tag Team Championship, Kyushu Pro Tag Team Championship, and UWA World Middleweight Championship – a haul that puts him in rare company among Japanese wrestlers.So what sets Kaji Tomato apart from your average journeyman? For starters, he's got the kind of work ethic that earns him respect from his peers. And when you combine that with his natural ability to adapt to any situation and his willingness to push himself to new heights (literally), it's no wonder he's become a fan favorite in Japan.Tomato may not be the flashiest wrestler on the planet, but what he lacks in flash, he makes up for in substance. He's the kind of guy who'll put it all on the line every time he steps into that ring – and that's something to behold.
