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Toyota made her wrestling debut in 1987 with Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling, and gained widespread attention at Wrestle Marinepiad 1989, where she and Mima Shimoda defeated Toshiyo Yamada and Etsuko Mita in an opening match that upstaged the more established wrestlers on the card. Her rise continued throughout the early 90s, establishing herself as one of the top names in women's wrestling. Towards the end of the 90s, injuries forced her to slow down from the fast-paced style she had become known for, but she continued to wrestle, appearing in Mexico for the Universal Wrestling Association and the US for the Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} promotion, before retiring in 2017.
She has been awarded seven five star matches From The Wrestling Observer for her individual efforts and another seven for her work in tag teams, giving her a record setting fourteen, as well as two match of the year awards and was named most outstanding wrestler of 1995. She was inducted into the observer Hall Of Fame in 2002.
She has been awarded seven five star matches From The Wrestling Observer for her individual efforts and another seven for her work in tag teams, giving her a record setting fourteen, as well as two match of the year awards and was named most outstanding wrestler of 1995. She was inducted into the observer Hall Of Fame in 2002.
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Beginning her career at the young age of 16, Toyota made her wrestling debut in 1987 with Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling, and gained widespread attention at Wrestle Marinepiad 1989, where she and Mima Shimoda defeated Toshiyo Yamada and Etsuko Mita in an opening match that upstaged the more established wrestlers on the card. Her rise continued throughout the early 90s, establishing herself as one of the top names in women's wrestling. Towards the end of the 90s, injuries forced her to slow down from the fast-paced style she had become known for, but she continued to wrestle, appearing wrestle; albeit on a much more reduced schedule. She briefly appeared in Mexico for the Universal Wrestling Association Association, and her most notable matches in the US were for the Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} promotion, Wrestling/CHIKARA, before retiring in 2017.
2017 in a special 30th anniversary show, where she wrestled a series of one minute time limit matches, before finally having a proper match with her handpicked successor, who beat her with her own finishing maneuver, ending one of the most legendary careers in Joshi.
Understandably, Toyota's trophy case is quite extensive: She was a four time WWWA World Single Champion, a one time IWA World Women's Champion as well as it's longest reigning champion, A Three time WWWA Tag Team champion, a four time winner of the Japan Grand Prix, and a five time winner of the Tag League The Best tournament. She has been awarded seven five star matches From The Wrestling Observer for her individual efforts and another seven for her work in tag teams, giving her a record setting fourteen, as well as two match of the year awards and was named most outstanding wrestler of 1995. She was inducted into the observer Hall Of Fame in 2002.
Understandably, Toyota's trophy case is quite extensive: She was a four time WWWA World Single Champion, a one time IWA World Women's Champion as well as it's longest reigning champion, A Three time WWWA Tag Team champion, a four time winner of the Japan Grand Prix, and a five time winner of the Tag League The Best tournament. She has been awarded seven five star matches From The Wrestling Observer for her individual efforts and another seven for her work in tag teams, giving her a record setting fourteen, as well as two match of the year awards and was named most outstanding wrestler of 1995. She was inducted into the observer Hall Of Fame in 2002.
* CastFromHitPoints: Her lightning quick and high-risk style of wrestling often lent itself to exceptionally desperate maneuvers and dives, and she would walk away from matches having taken just as much damage as her opponent had.
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* NoSell: Tried to psyche out Wrestling/SaraDelRey by inviting and shrugging off her famed kicks. Incidentally, this is largely why Death Ray became a famed {{kick chick}}, so all you wrestlers who had to suffer them? You can blame Toyota.
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* NoSell: Tried to psyche out Wrestling/SaraDelRey by inviting and shrugging off her famed kicks. Incidentally, this is largely why Death Ray became a famed {{kick chick}}, KickChick, so all you wrestlers who had to suffer them? You can blame Toyota.
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* SquashMatch: At ''Wrestling/DragonGate Memorial Gate 2015'' Toyota and Aja Kong beat "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa and Yosuke (loves) Santa Maria in thirteen seconds. In usual Ichikawa, he did get them a rematch but despite doing a little better Kong and Toyota still beat them.
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* SquashMatch: At ''Wrestling/DragonGate Memorial Gate 2015'' Toyota and Aja Kong beat "Hollywood" Stalker Ichikawa and Yosuke (loves) Santa Maria in thirteen seconds. In usual Ichikawa, he did get them a rematch but despite doing a little better better, Kong and Toyota still beat them.
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** Also Black Widow in WCW/NWO [=WCW/nWo=] World Tour.
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* TheAce: Imagine a person who combined the high-flying daredevilry of Wrestling/ShawnMichaels and the technical mastery and strength of Wrestling/BretHart. Now imagine someone who was even more creative and brutal than those two. That's Manami Toyota.
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* TheAce: Imagine a person who combined the high-flying daredevilry of Wrestling/ShawnMichaels and the technical mastery and strength of Wrestling/BretHart. Now imagine someone who was even more creative creative, agile, and brutal than those two. That's Manami Toyota.
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* TheAce: Imagine a person who combined the high-flying daredevilry of Wrestling/ShawnMichaels and the technical mastery and strength of Wrestling/BretHart. Now imagine someone who was even more creative and brutal than those two. That's Manami Toyota.
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** Double Hammerlock German suplex with a bridge (Japanese Ocean Suplex)
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* LadyOfWar: A beautiful, graceful, elegant woman, who nevertheless was one of the best wrestlers, male or female, in the history of the sport.
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* ShoutOut: In an episode of ''Anime/FullMetalPanicFumoffu'', [[{{Tsundere}} Kaname Chidori]] performs a Japanese Ocean Cyclone Suplex onto [[TheComicallySerious Sagara Sousuke]]
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Manami Toyota (born March 2, 1971) is a retired Japanese {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, and widely regarded as the greatest ever female wrestler.
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Manami Toyota (born March 2, 1971) is a retired Japanese {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, and widely regarded as the greatest ever female wrestler.
wrestler ever, with some contending that she is the greatest regardless of gender.
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->''In his 2002 book ''Top 100 Pro Wrestlers of All Time'', John F. Molinaro refers to Manami Toyota as "The Wrestling/RicFlair of women's wrestling, arguably the greatest female pro wrestler of all time". It's heavy praise, but it just may be warranted. Toyota raised the bar for women's wrestling to even greater heights in All Japan Women during the 1990s. However, unlike Flair, Toyota was both a master technician and a high flyer, dazzling fans with her moonsaults, suicide dives, and diving headbutts off the top rope.''
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Manami Toyota (born March 2, 1971) is a retired Japanese Professional Wrestler, and widely regarded as the greatest ever female wrestler.
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Manami Toyota (born March 2, 1971) is a retired Japanese Professional Wrestler, {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, and widely regarded as the greatest ever female wrestler.
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** Another innovation of hers is a flipping body scissors to pull someone off the top rope into a back to back kneeling pile driver, which she calls the victory star drop.
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** Another innovation of hers is a flipping body scissors to pull someone off the top rope into a back to back kneeling pile driver, which she calls the victory star drop.Victory Star Drop.
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Toyota made her wrestling debut in 1987 with Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling, and gained widespread attention at Wrestle Marinepiad 1989, where she and Mima Shimoda defeated Toshiyo Yamada and Etsuko Mita in an opening match that upstaged the more established wrestlers on the card. Her rise continued throughout the early 90s, establishing herself as one of the top names in women's wrestling. Towards the end of the 90s, injuries forced her to slow down from the fast-paced style she had become known for, but she continues to wrestle today, and has appeared in Mexico for the Universal Wrestling Association and the US for the Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} promotion.
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Toyota made her wrestling debut in 1987 with Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling, and gained widespread attention at Wrestle Marinepiad 1989, where she and Mima Shimoda defeated Toshiyo Yamada and Etsuko Mita in an opening match that upstaged the more established wrestlers on the card. Her rise continued throughout the early 90s, establishing herself as one of the top names in women's wrestling. Towards the end of the 90s, injuries forced her to slow down from the fast-paced style she had become known for, but she continues continued to wrestle today, and has appeared wrestle, appearing in Mexico for the Universal Wrestling Association and the US for the Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} promotion.
promotion, before retiring in 2017.
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'''Manami Toyota''' is a Japanese female Professional Wrestler, and widely regarded as the greatest ever female wrestler.
Toyota was born in 1971, made her wrestling debut in 1987 with Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling, and gained widespread attention at Wrestle Marinepiad 1989, where she and Mima Shimoda defeated Toshiyo Yamada and Etsuko Mita in an opening match that upstaged the more established wrestlers on the card. Her rise continued throughout the early 90s, establishing herself as one of the top names in women's wrestling. Towards the end of the 90s, injuries forced her to slow down from the fast-paced style she had become known for, but she continues to wrestle today, and has appeared in Mexico for the Universal Wrestling Association and the US for the Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} promotion.
Toyota was born in 1971, made her wrestling debut in 1987 with Wrestling/AllJapanWomensProWrestling, and gained widespread attention at Wrestle Marinepiad 1989, where she and Mima Shimoda defeated Toshiyo Yamada and Etsuko Mita in an opening match that upstaged the more established wrestlers on the card. Her rise continued throughout the early 90s, establishing herself as one of the top names in women's wrestling. Towards the end of the 90s, injuries forced her to slow down from the fast-paced style she had become known for, but she continues to wrestle today, and has appeared in Mexico for the Universal Wrestling Association and the US for the Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}} promotion.
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* CaptainErsatz: Got them in ''Videogame/FireProWrestling''. It was actually her in the Play Station 2 game though.
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** Got them in ''Videogame/FireProWrestling''. It was actually her in the Play Station 2 game though.
** Got them in ''Videogame/FireProWrestling''. It was actually her in the Play Station 2 game though.
