HEIGHT
178cm
PROFILE
- HEIGHT
- 178cm
- WEIGHT
- 79kg
- YEAR OF BIRTH
- 1984 Sept. 3
- PLACE OF BIRTH
- Los Angeles, CA
- FINISH HOLD
Detonation Kick, Pinoy Stretch, Mamba Splash
- @MegaTJP
BIOGRAPHY
Starting his in-ring career in 1999, TJP is a young veteran of the game, with two decades of experience wrestling in rings all around the world.
This includes Japan, where he made his NJPW debut in 2002 as Pinoy Boy, after training extensively in NJPW’s original LA Dojo. TJP wrestled for NJPW between 2002 and 2005, returning in 2011 for the Best of the Super Juniors, where he beat Davey Richards, Jado and Taichi to score a 3-5 record.
In 2019, TJP participated in SUPER J-CUP 2019, reasserting himself in the cerulean blue. A regular on NJPW STRONG through 2020, he entered Super J-Cup that year as well, and mentored the next generation of LA Dojo talent before turning his back on the group to align himself with Will Ospreay and the United Empire. Not long after, TJP would return to Japanese rings, with a positive Best of the Super Jr. record in 2022. Weeks later on June 20, he and Francesco Akira captured the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag team Championships, titles they retained into 2023 until an upset loss to Kevin Knight and KUSHIDA.
Starting his in-ring career in 1999, TJP is a young veteran of the game, with two decades of experience wrestling in rings all around the world.
This includes Japan, where he made his NJPW debut in 2002 as Pinoy Boy, after training extensively in NJPW’s original LA Dojo. TJP wrestled for NJPW between 2002 and 2005, returning in 2011 for the Best of the Super Juniors, where he beat Davey Richards, Jado and Taichi to score a 3-5 record.
In 2019, TJP participated in SUPER J-CUP 2019, reasserting himself in the cerulean blue. A regular on NJPW STRONG through 2020, he entered Super J-Cup that year as well, and mentored the next generation of LA Dojo talent before turning his back on the group to align himself with Will Ospreay and the United Empire. Not long after, TJP would return to Japanese rings, with a positive Best of the Super Jr. record in 2022. Weeks later on June 20, he and Francesco Akira captured the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Tag team Championships, titles they retained into 2023 until an upset loss to Kevin Knight and KUSHIDA.
