NEW JAPAN PRO-WRESTLING

PROFILE

Bad Luck Fale

UNIT

BULLET CLUB 

HEIGHT

193cm 

WEIGHT

160kg 

YEAR OF BIRTH

8 Jan 1982 

Bad Luck Fale
HEIGHT
193cm 
WEIGHT
160kg 
YEAR OF BIRTH
8 Jan 1982 
PLACE OF BIRTH
Tonga 
BLOOD TYPE
DEBUT
4 Apr 2010 
FINISH HOLD

Bad Luck Fall, Grenade, Spear

 
THEME SONG
THE UNDER BOSS 
TWITTER
@TOKSFALE 

BIOGRAPHY

Standing at a towering 193cm and weighing 150kg, Fale is a beast in the ring. Despite his obvious size advantage, he has evolved his wrestling style over the years to stay one step ahead of his opponents. With a strong rugby background, Fale took to professional wrestling immediately. He debuted for New Japan Pro Wrestling in 2010 and spent time training in America to hone his craft. Upon returning in April 2013, he co-founded the BULLET CLUB and has been a force to be reckoned with ever since. His accomplishments include runner up at the 2014 New Japan Cup and winning the IWGP Intercontinental title in the same year.

His calm exterior belies a beast with ferocious offence that can easily cause trouble to any competitor. This includes Hiroshi Tanahashi and Kazuchika Okada, two men who have fallen victim to Fale in the past, and although his Dontaku 2017 challenge for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship was unsuccessful, Fale could easily return to the title hunt at any given time. 

Fale has also been key in negotiating talent into the Cut Throat Era of the Bullet Club. The BC leader Jay White was initially introduced to Fale by Prince Devitt in 2013, and the groundwork was laid then for White’s eventual 2018 entry to the group. Fale’s loyalty to Jay White saw him assist the Switchblade in expelling the Guerrillas of Destiny from BULLET CLUB in spring 2022, and shortly afterward he enjoyed a brief first reign as IWGP Tag Team Champion alongside Chase Owens before entering his first G1 Climax in three years. 

Standing at a towering 193cm and weighing 150kg, Fale is a beast in the ring. Despite his obvious size advantage, he has evolved his wrestling style over the years to stay one step ahead of his opponents. With a strong rugby background, Fale took to professional wrestling immediately. He debuted for New Japan Pro Wrestling in 2010 and spent time training in America to hone his craft. Upon returning in April 2013, he co-founded the BULLET CLUB and has been a force to be reckoned with ever since. His accomplishments include runner up at the 2014 New Japan Cup and winning the IWGP Intercontinental title in the same year.

His calm exterior belies a beast with ferocious offence that can easily cause trouble to any competitor. This includes Hiroshi Tanahashi and Kazuchika Okada, two men who have fallen victim to Fale in the past, and although his Dontaku 2017 challenge for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship was unsuccessful, Fale could easily return to the title hunt at any given time. 

Fale has also been key in negotiating talent into the Cut Throat Era of the Bullet Club. The BC leader Jay White was initially introduced to Fale by Prince Devitt in 2013, and the groundwork was laid then for White’s eventual 2018 entry to the group. Fale’s loyalty to Jay White saw him assist the Switchblade in expelling the Guerrillas of Destiny from BULLET CLUB in spring 2022, and shortly afterward he enjoyed a brief first reign as IWGP Tag Team Champion alongside Chase Owens before entering his first G1 Climax in three years. 

FINISH HOLD

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    Bad Luck Fall

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