The once dominant Kai Katana who decimated “K-Fresh” Kevin Fulton sat in the crowd after failing to sneak and cheat a win from EJ Risk, costing himself the New York State Championship.
At Blood Sweat & 8 Years, the Asian assassin’s rematch clause gives him a chance to become champion again. But which Kai Katana will show up?
It was May of 2012 when he first made his impressive debut, finishing off Alex Anthony with a gravity defying moonsault that shocked the fans in Islip after months of attacking VPW superstars Brian XL and El Conquistador.
In September of that year, he stood eye to eye with VsK and battled inside a potential match of the year candidate steel cage war.
May of 2013, just one year after his first professional match, was the beginning of the Katana era as he annihilated “K-Fresh” Kevin Fulton in a one sided mugging to win his first singles championship.
Title defenses over Amazing Red, Brian XL, and Firebird Jorge Santi came and went, with the champion defending successfully in typical dominant fashion.
But something was different with the challenge of EJ Risk. Katana started showing a different side, a more devious side, one willing to do anything to win, regardless of the morals.
With cheap wins over EJ Risk and then Brian XL, the once dominant super villain showed weakness, perhaps even fear, of losing the New York State Championship.
EJ Risk will defend his new championship against Kai Katana when Victory Pro Wrestling presents Blood Sweat & 8 Years in Deer Park on March 8. Has losing the New York State Championship given Katana a new edge, or will EJ Risk make him humble with another loss?
BLOOD SWEAT & 8 YEARS
Saturday March 8, 2014
Deer Park Community Center
41 Homer Avenue in Deer Park, NY
TAG TEAM SPECIAL ATTRACTION
The Church of Tibbs
(Kevin Tibbs/Dorian Graves)
against VPW Champion VsK &
The Phenomenal One AJ Styles
NEW YORK STATE TITLE
Kai Katana is invoking his rematch clause and challenges newly crowned
New York State champion EJ Risk
ALSO SIGNED…
The Cuban Crippler Ricky Reyes against Firebird Jorge Santi
Jacob Hendrix against Grop the Caveman