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Aja Kong

Creator of ARSION

Born: September 25th, 1970 in Tokyo, Japan

Birth Name: Erica Shishido

Billed Height: 5'5"

Billed Weight: 227 lbs

Trainers: AJW Dojo and Jaguar Yokota

Debut: October 10th, 1986 vs. Kaoru Maeda at an AJW event

Promotions Worked (At Least 50 Matches): All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling (AJW), OZ Academy (OZ), Major Fighting Girls AtoZ (AtoZ), GAEA Japan (GAEA), Sendai Girls, & Pro Wrestling ZERO1 (ZERO1)

Still Active

Accolades

Championships and Tournament Victories

All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling (AJW):

  • 2-time WWWA World Champion

  • 5-time WWWA Tag Team Champion

    • With Bison Kimura (3), Amazing Kong (1), and Grizzly Iwamoto (1)

  • 1-time AJW Champion

  • 1-time All Pacific Champion

  • 1-time Japanese Tag Team Champion

    • With Nobuko Kimura

  • 2-time Japan Grand Prix Winner (1992, 1996)

  • 1-time Tag League The Best Winner (1992)

    • With Kyoko Inoue

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GAEA Japan:

  • 3-time AAAW World Champion

  • 3-time AAAW Tag Team Champion​

    • With Amazing Kong (1), Devil Masami (1), and Mayumi Ozaki (1)​

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OZ Academy:

  • 3-time OZ Academy Openweight Champion

  • 4-time OZ Academy Tag Team Champion

    • With Hikaru Shida (1), Hiroyo Matsumoto (1), Kaoru Ito (1), and Sonoko Kato (1)

  • OZ Academy Openweight Title League Winner (2006-07)

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Japanese Women Pro-Wrestling Project (JWP):

  • 1-time JWP Tag Team Champion

    • With Sachie Abe​

  • 1-time Daily Sports Tag Team Champion

    • With Sachie Abe​

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ARSION:

  • 1-time Queen of ARSION Champion

  • 1-time Twin Stars of ARSION Champion

    • With Mariko Yoshida​

  • ARS 2000 Winner

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Other Promotions:

  • 1-time Sendai Girls World Champion

  • 1-time World Woman Pro Wrestling Diana World Champion

  • 5-time DDT Iron Man Heavy Metal Champion

  • 1-time KO-D Six Man Tag Team Champion

    • With Danshoku Dino and Makoto Oishi

  • 1-time HUSTLE Super Tag Team Champion

    • ​With Amazing Kong​

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Notable Trainees​ (Debut Year)

  • Faby Apache (1998)

  • Ayako Hamada (1998)

  • Miyuki Maeda (2001)

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