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|realName=Giancarlo Moyano | |realName=Giancarlo Moyano | ||
|nicknames="La Máquina Del Castigo" | |nicknames="La Máquina Del Castigo" | ||
|nameHistory=Kaiser | |nameHistory=Kaiser (debut -) | ||
|family= | |family= | ||
|maestro=[[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Cesar Mancilla]], Lolo Company, [[The Great Sasuke]] | |maestro=[[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Cesar Mancilla]], Lolo Company, [[The Great Sasuke]] | ||
|birthdate=[[February 14]] - [[Lima]], [[Peru]] | |birthdate=[[February 14]], [[1985]] - [[Lima]], [[Peru]] | ||
|debut=[[2005]] | |debut=[[2005]] | ||
|lostmaskto=N/A | |lostmaskto=N/A | ||
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|titles=[[LWA Maximo Title]] | |titles=[[LWA Maximo Title]] | ||
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Peruvian wrestler | [[Peru|Peruvian]] wrestler who debuted in [[2005]]. Kaiser is graduated as Master in Marketing and Commercial Management at University of Lima. Kaiser trained mixed martial arts before become a pro wrestler. He suffered an achilles tendon rupture that forced him to leave the MMA. Kaiser firstly trained wrestling with Lolo Company and after with [[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Cesar Mancilla]] when arrived to [[LWA]]. He also has trained with [[Japan|Japanese]] legend [[The Great Sasuke]]. On [[June 20]], [[2011]] at Coliseo ReserClub in Pueblo Libre, [[Lima]], Kaiser defeated [[Caoz]] to win the [[LWA Maximo Championship]], the first title in his career. On [[September]] of [[2012]] he toured with [[Chile|Chilean]] wrestler [[Gaston Mateo]] in [[NOAH|Pro Wrestling NOAH]] to participate in their NTV G+ Cup Junior Heavyweight Tag League 2012. The team only won two points, but left a good impression in [[Japan]]. At his return to [[Peru]], Kaiser lost the championship on [[December 22]], [[2012]] against [[Apocalipsis (Peru)|Apocalipsis]], but obtained the record of most succesfull title defenses in championship history with 10 defenses. In early [[2013]] participated in the [[Torneo Latinoamericano de Lucha Libre]], the major pro wrestling tournament in South America history. Kaiser was eliminated in the semi-finals of tournament against [[KENTA]]. At middle-2013 returned to [[Japan]] by second year consecutive. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
{{Gallery||name=Kaiser-2009.jpg|caption=Kaiser posing in [[2009]]}} | {{Gallery||name=Kaiser-2009.jpg|caption=Kaiser posing in [[2009]]}} | ||
{{Gallery||name=Kaiser-UltimoDragon-2010.jpg|caption=w/ [[Ultimo Dragon]] in [[2010]]}} | {{Gallery||name=Kaiser-UltimoDragon-2010.jpg|caption=w/[[Ultimo Dragon]] in [[2010]]}} | ||
[[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] | [[Category:Foreign wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:Peruvian wrestlers]] | [[Category:Peruvian wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:NOAH wrestlers]] | [[Category:NOAH wrestlers]] | ||
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Peruvian wrestler who debuted in 2005. Kaiser is graduated as Master in Marketing and Commercial Management at University of Lima. Kaiser trained mixed martial arts before become a pro wrestler. He suffered an achilles tendon rupture that forced him to leave the MMA. Kaiser firstly trained wrestling with Lolo Company and after with Cesar Mancilla when arrived to LWA. He also has trained with Japanese legend The Great Sasuke. On June 20, 2011 at Coliseo ReserClub in Pueblo Libre, Lima, Kaiser defeated Caoz to win the LWA Maximo Championship, the first title in his career. On September of 2012 he toured with Chilean wrestler Gaston Mateo in Pro Wrestling NOAH to participate in their NTV G+ Cup Junior Heavyweight Tag League 2012. The team only won two points, but left a good impression in Japan. At his return to Peru, Kaiser lost the championship on December 22, 2012 against Apocalipsis, but obtained the record of most succesfull title defenses in championship history with 10 defenses. In early 2013 participated in the Torneo Latinoamericano de Lucha Libre, the major pro wrestling tournament in South America history. Kaiser was eliminated in the semi-finals of tournament against KENTA. At middle-2013 returned to Japan by second year consecutive.
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 Kaiser posing in 2009 |
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