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Yoshiko
Yoshiko in January 2021
Birth nameYoshiko Hirano(Bình dã phương tử,Hirano Yoshiko)[1]
Born(1993-07-26)July 26, 1993(age 30)[2][3]
Katsushika,Tokyo[2][3]
Professional wrestling career
Ring name(s)Kintora[4]
World of Tiger[5]
Yoshiko
Yoshikong[6]
Billed height1.62 m (5 ft 4 in)[2][3]
Billed weight75 kg (165 lb)[2]
Trained byFuka[7]
Nanae Takahashi[7]
Natsuki☆Taiyo[7]
Yuu Yamagata[7]
DebutJanuary 23, 2011[3]

Yoshiko Hirano(Bình dã phương tử,Hirano Yoshiko,born July 26, 1993),[2][3]knownmononymouslyasYoshiko(Thế chí hổ,Yoshiko,originally thế IV hổ ),is aJapaneseprofessional wrestler.She is currently working forSeadlinnng.

She debuted with theWorld Wonder Ring Stardompromotion in January 2011, forming a successful partnership withNatsuki☆Taiyo,with the two winning theGoddesses of Stardom Championshipand the 2012Goddesses of Stardom Tag League.Following Taiyo's retirement, Yoshiko won Stardom's top title, theWorld of Stardom Championship,in August 2014. Yoshiko's reign ended in controversy in February 2015, when shewent off scriptduring a match withAct Yasukawa,legitimately beating and injuring her. Afterwards, Yoshiko was out of theWorld of Stardom Championship,suspended and eventually announced her retirement. However, she soon returned to professional wrestling, and in February 2016, started working forNanae Takahashi's new promotionSeadlinnng.She later made a special appearance atAll Star Dream Cinderella,in a match againstMayu Iwatani.

Professional wrestling career[edit]

World Wonder Ring Stardom (2010–2015)[edit]

Hirano was presented as part ofWorld Wonder Ring Stardom's roster at the promotion's first press conference on September 7, 2010. She was trained byFuka Kakimotoalongside the likes of Eri Susa,Mayu Iwatani,Yoko BitoandYuzuki Aikawaas part of Stardom's first class of trainees.[8]Hirano was given thering nameYoshiko, spelled with theRoman numeralfor the number four, IV, read as "shi".[9]She was given avillainouscharacter, inspired by theyankiiculture.[3]Her debut match took place at Stardom's inaugural event on January 23, 2011, where she was defeated by Yoko Bito.[10][11]Afterwards, Yoshiko formed a partnership with veteran wrestlerNatsuki☆Taiyo.[3]The team was named "Kawasaki Katsushika Saikyou Densetsu" ( "Kawasaki[Taiyo's birthplace]Katsushika[Yoshiko's birthplace] Strongest Legend ").[3]On July 24, Yoshiko was part of a match to determine the inauguralWonder of Stardom Champion,but was defeated by Yuzuki Aikawa.[12]On November 27, Yoshiko and Taiyo were defeated by Aikawa and Bito in the finals of the 2011Goddesses of Stardom Tag League,which was used to determine the inauguralGoddesses of Stardom Champions.[13]Yoshiko ended the year by winning a four-woman tournament contested between the class one trainees to become the 2011 Rookie of Stardom.[13]

Yoshiko in March 2013

Yoshiko and Taiyo eventually won the Goddesses of Stardom Championship on November 25, 2012, by defeatingKairi Hojoand Natsumi Showzuki in the finals of the 2012 Goddesses of Stardom Tag League.[14][15]Meanwhile, Kawasaki Katsushika Saikyou Densetsu expanded into "Kawasaki Katsushika Saikyou Densetsu Plus One" with the additions ofAct Yasukawa,Kyoko Kimuraand Saki Kashima.[16][17]After three successful title defenses, Yoshiko and Taiyo lost the Goddesses of Stardom Championship to former stablemate Kyoko Kimura andHailey Hatredon March 17.[18][19]On April 29, Yoshiko main evented Stardom'sRyōgoku Cinderellaevent, defeating Yuzuki Aikawa in her retirement match.[20]On October 17, Yoshiko took part in a sixteen-woman elimination tag team match, promoted bySendai Girls' Pro Wrestling.The match pitted a team of younger wrestlers against a team of industry veterans. Yoshiko won the match for the younger generation by scoring the final elimination over Sendai Girls' founderMeiko Satomura.[21]Back in Stardom, Yoshiko continued teaming with Taiyo until her retirement in June 2014.[22]On the road to her retirement, Taiyo was defeated by Yoshiko on March 16 in what was billed as the final match between the teacher and student pairing.[23]

After going solo, Yoshiko won Stardom's top title, theWorld of Stardom Championship,by defeatingIo Shiraion August 10, 2014.[3]Afterwards, Yoshiko came together with Shirai, Mayu Iwatani and Reo Hazuki to form a group of wrestlers born in theHeisei period,opposing a team of Stardom's older wrestlers, led byNanae Takahashi.[24]On January 18, 2015, Yoshiko successfully defended the World of Stardom Championship against Takahashi.[25]

Incident with Act Yasukawa[edit]

On February 22, 2015, Yoshiko faced former stablemate Act Yasukawa in her third defense of the World of Stardom Championship. The match saw Yoshikogo off script,[26]legitimately beating Yasukawa until veteran wrestler Kyoko Kimura threw in a towel to end the match after less than eight minutes.[27][28]Afterwards, Yasukawa was diagnosed with fracturedcheek,nasalandorbitalbones, which required surgery.[29][30]Yasukawa had had issues with her eyes before the incident, having undergone acataract surgerythe previous year.[30]On February 25, Stardom held a press conference, during which Yoshiko publicly apologized for the incident, after which she was stripped of the World of Stardom Championship and suspended indefinitely.[31][32]The incident received mainstream attention in Japan and became known asSeisan Matchi(Thê thảm マッチ,"Ghastly Match" ).[33][34]The incident also strained the relationship between Stardom's management and top wrestler Nanae Takahashi, leading to Takahashi quitting the promotion in May.[35]On May 31, Stardom announced that Yoshiko had decided to retire from professional wrestling.[36][37]Her retirement ceremony took place on June 14, however, during the closing ten-bell salute meant to signal the end of her career, Yoshiko walked out on the ceremony, leading to questions over whether she was truly retired.[38][39]Yasukawa eventually returned to the ring on September 23, 2015,[40][41]but retired the following December due to the damage inflicted on her eye in the incident with Yoshiko.[42][43]

Seadlinnng (2016–present)[edit]

Yoshiko returned to professional wrestling on January 11, 2016, during an event held by Nanae Takahashi's newSeadlinnngpromotion. She appeared ringside, supporting Takahashi during her main event match against Meiko Satomura.[44]On February 11, Seadlinnng officially announced that Yoshiko (now with a revised ring name) had joined the promotion and would be returning to wrestling full-time.[45]Her return match took place on March 7 and saw her defeat Takahashi.[46]Afterwards, Yoshiko also began making appearances outside of Seadlinnng, working for Sendai Girls' Pro Wrestling on April 8,[47]World Woman Pro-Wrestling Diana on May 5,[48]and participating inPro Wrestling Wave's2016 Catch the Wavetournament between April 10 and June 5, making it to the semifinals, before losing to eventual tournament winner Ryo Mizunami.[49][50]On August 24, 2017, Yoshiko defeated Takumi Iroha in the finals to win the Ultra U-7 Tournament.[51]On October 29, Yoshiko defeatedHiroyo Matsumototo win theOz Academypromotion's top title, theOz Academy Openweight Championship.[52][53]On July 25, 2018, Yoshiko and Rina Yamashita became the first SeadlinnngBeyond the Sea Tag Team Champions,defeating Nanae Takahashi andTsukasa Fujimoto.Yoshiko and Rina Yamashita, in the Oz Academy promotion, defeated Maya Yukihi andMayumi Ozakito win theOz Academy Tag Team Championshipon September 17, the match was also for the Beyond the Sea Tag Team Championship.

Return to Stardom (2020–present)[edit]

After five and a half years since leaving Stardom, Yoshiko alongside Nanae Takahashi, made their surprise return where they confrontedMayu Iwatani,Momo Watanabe,Starlight KidandSaya Iida.Yoshiko had her return match against Iwatani atStardom's 10 Year Anniversary All Star Dream Cinderellashow.[54]

Mixed martial arts career[edit]

Yoshiko Hirano
Height160 cm (5 ft 3 in)[2][3]
Weight77.85 kg (172 lb; 12 st 4 lb)[55]
DivisionMiddleweight
Mixed martial artsrecord
Total3
Wins2
By knockout1
By submission1
Losses1
By decision1
Mixed martial arts recordfromSherdog
Last updated on: December 24, 2017

On January 23, 2017, Yoshiko announced she would be making hermixed martial arts(MMA) debut forRoad Fighting Championship(Road FC) on February 11 inSouth Korea.[56]Road FC used the incident with Yasukawa to promote the debut, dubbing Yoshiko the "face-crusher".[57]She had been training MMA since the autumn of 2016 atKiyoshi Tamura's U-File Camp and underwent further training underHidetaka Monmaat his Brightness dojo after the fight was announced.[58]In her debut fight, Yoshiko defeated local fighter Chun Sun-Yoo byknockoutin the first round.[59]Yoshiko and Chun Sun-Yoo had a rematch on June 10, 2017, with Yoshiko this time winning via submission with aKimurain the first round.[60]Yoshiko suffered her first loss when she was defeated by Young Ji Kim via unanimous decision on December 23, 2017.[61]That same day, Yoshiko was named Road FC's Female Rookie of the Year.[62]

Championships and accomplishments[edit]

InSeadlinnng,Yoshiko is a one-timeBeyond the Sea Single Championand a three-timeBeyond the Sea Tag Team Champion
Mixed martial arts
Professional wrestling

Mixed martial arts record[edit]

Professional record breakdown
3 matches 2 wins 1 loss
By knockout 1 0
By submission 1 0
By decision 0 1
Res. Record Opponent Method Event Date Round Time Location Notes
Loss 2–1 Young Ji Kim Decision (unanimous) Road FC 045 December 23, 2017 2 5:00 Seoul,South Korea Openweight match
Win 2–0 Sun Yoo Chun Submission (keylock) Road FC 039 June 10, 2017 1 4:49 Seoul,South Korea Openweight match
Win 1–0 Sun Yoo Chun KO (punch) Road FC 036 February 11, 2017 1 2:01 Seoul,South Korea Openweight match

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