Hoshi Yakamoto
Basic Info
| DOB | Hometown Currently residing |
Height | Weight | Alignment | Theme Music |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12-7-85 | Kissimmee, FL NYC. |
5’4” | 120 LBS | Face | "Surfing With the Alien" by Joe Satriani |
ESW Highlights
| Wins | Losses | Draws | Main Events | Titles Won | Awards Won | Records Held |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 7 | 0 | 0 | None | None | None |
Her Skills….
Wrestling Technique : Aerial/Lucha Libre/Martial Arts
Weapon of Choice : Kendo Stick
Specialty Match : Battle Royals
Trademark Taunts: Peace Sign
Finisher and Move set
Finisher : Perfect 10 Corkscrew Moonsault into a 450 Splash
Signature Move: Fatal Attraction A Lionsault spring off the ropes, catching a standing opponent by the neck and hitting a head-scissor take down
Signature Move: 321 Modified 619
Signature Move: Super Kick
Signature Move: Hoshi-Slam Hoshi lifts her opponent into a fallaway slam position and then performs a standing (sometimes top-rope) moonsault, whilst holding her opponent causing her to land directly on top of them, usually into a pinfall. (Only used on light opponents, due to her small frame)
Other Moves: Any number of martial arts kicks, Moonsaults, evasive dodges. Vandaminator in Hardcore Match-types.
Bio
Hoshi Yakamoto was born on the 7th of December 1985 in Kissimmee, Florida. The daughter of Hiro Yakamoto, a very wealthy Japanese businessman, and Veronica DiAtella, an Italian-American and former waitress. The eldest of three children (with two elder half-siblings from Japan), Hoshi showed a phenomenal aptitude for athletics at a young age and excelled in many sports including gymnastics, tennis, figure skating and soccer as well as several martial art forms.Hoshi attended Osceola High School, but spent a semester at Ishikibara Prep School in Japan. A fan of Professional Wrestling, Hoshi’s half-siblings Takashi and Miki Yakamoto were prominent Professional Wrestlers in Japan (Takashi was also a champion sumo) and she trained under them and served as a manager.
Hoshi soon traveled to Okinawa to learn from Sumiko Watanabe, a legendary Japanese female wrestler. Hoshi endured a vicious training regime but soon persevered as Sumiko’s most prized student.
Returning to the States, Hoshi made her in-ring debut in an independent fed in Tampa, Florida. Hoshi subsequently traveled to Puerto Rico, Mexico (where she learned the style of Lucha Libre) and Europe. On return to Japan, Hoshi fought in a vicious series of hardcore shoot matches. One such match left a very visible scar on the back of her neck from a steel-chair wrapped in barbed wire.
Eventually, Hoshi made her way to Canada and enrolled in the GWO in Vancouver. Hoshi has spent the last few years in Canada, becoming one of the CWA’s best loved female competitors. Hoshi now competes in the ESW in her mother’s native New York City.
