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	David Krolak: A Biography on Atsushi Onita
		Later on, Atsushi Onita was forced to forfeit the belt when he suffered a bad knee injury when he broke his leg in a match with Hector Guerrero on April 15th, 1983.
		Atsushi Onita had finally started to disappear from the spotlight, which is one of the stupidest moves FMW ever did.
		Atsushi Onita saw what FMW had become and knew it was for the better that he was leaving.\par The next day Atsushi Onita appeared for the first time in New Japan, he said he wanted Riki Choshu in a match.
	www.shootangle.com /old/shootangle/onitabio12200.htm (10957 words)

	Wrestling Encyclopedia
		Onita is often pegged as a "garbage wrestler," but he was much more then that.
		Atsushi Onita is the hardcore legend, and a man who made more physical sacrifices then any other wrestler in history.
		Onita was the Innovator of Violence back when Tommy Dreamer only used a steel cooking sheet to bake cookies, and was the most successful independent promoter in Japan for many years.
	www.wrestlingencyclopedia.com /puroonita.html (723 words)

	FMW May 5th History
		Atsushi Onita would end up no showing the event after an emergency meeting in the Diet was called, leaving WMF high and dry for the show and it bombing big at the gate with no Onita as a result.
		Atsushi Onita had never been the greatest wrestler after his first retirement, but for the first time since starting FMW, age and ring rust had caused him for the first time to not be able to carry his own in a Street Fight environment style match that he was known for.
		Onita who had already had an Exploding Barbwire Death Match a year earlier, wanted to begin running at the huge stadium, as he had to have a place that the crowd could be so far from the ring itself for safety reasons, due to the Explosions that would be used in the matches.
	fmwwrestling.us /May5th.html (6088 words)

	Untitled Normal Page
		Onita was at the meeting, and Hayabusa barged in midway through it and asked the legendary hardcore icon if he could be the man to wrestle him in the greatly hyped 5/5 match.
		Onita was angered that the young grappler had interfered in such an important meeting, but he soon allowed the youngster to be his opponent.
		Onita is shown laying chest-down on the mat for a split second before we cut to some shots of the fans, some of whom are pretty scared.
	www.geocities.com /joycebarber2001/busaonita.htm (2463 words)

	Atsushi Onita at AllExperts
		Atsushi Onita (å¤§ä»ç"° å Ånita Atsushi) is a Japanese professional wrestler and a wrestling legend, who is best known for his work in FMW.
		Onita and Guerrero's subsequent feud over the title spanned three promotions (AJPW, Jim Crockett Promotions and Empresa Mexicana de Lucha Libre), and, while not as spectacular as New Japan Pro Wrestling's junior division, provided solid alternate wrestling to AJPW fans.
		After a sabbatical, Onita returned to the ring in 1997 as the leader of -like stable ZEN, by which he attempted to return FMW to its old death match ideology.
	en.allexperts.com /e/a/at/atsushi_onita.htm (730 words)

	Post FMW News 2002
		After Onita decided to retire, he sold the company to Arai on April 30, 1995 which would also be the press conference that Hayabusa appeared and challenged Atsushi Onita for the 5/5/95 match and Arai officially became FMW owner and President and would push Hayabusa and Megumi Kudo as the main stars of the promotion.
		Atsushi Onita at a Press Conference finally announced what would be the main event for the WEW 5/5 Kawasaki Stadium show in place of Kodo Fuyuki who is still in hospital after a successful but longer than expected surgery back on April 18th.
		Atsushi Onita announced that he would he would be the one who would revive FMW with his own money and would run FMW's return show on March 30th in Osaka.
	www.bahufmw.com /PostFMWNews.html (3636 words)

	FMW History
		Onita would turn it into an angle by announcing that somebody had stolen his passport during the attack, to force him stranded on the island, and not be allowed to leave, so that he could be attacked again.
		Onita would begin running his one year long retirement tour, a way for every house show to be built as the last time of getting to see Atsushi Onita wrestle in their building.
		Onita may have been beloved by fans, and women, but many wrestlers were becoming tired of Onita's ways of business, as well as his ego, but knew better not to say anything in fear of their jobs, since it was Onita who was making all the money, and was the boss.
	fmwwrestling.us /FMWHistory.html (10115 words)

	Atsushi Onita Bio
		Onita in questi primi anni di carriera si fece apprezzare moltissimo per la sua abilità nelle manovre aeree, qualità mai immaginate da chi lo conosce solo da una decina d'anni, come la maggior parte dei suoi estimatori italiani.
		Onita prosegue le sue sfide prima con Mitsuhiro Matsunaga e successivamente con l'ex-star dell'All Japan Genichiro Tenryu, con quest'ultimo i conti sono in parità infatti Onita schiena Tenryu in un match di coppia, mentre Tenryu si prende la rivincita sconfiggendo Onita in un "Cage Bomb match".
		Onita si impegnò in modo notevole nel far crescere la federezione ma non voleva una copia della FMW attuale, ma bensì uno stile più vicino alla FMW dei primi anni '90.
	digilander.libero.it /tuttopuroresu/onita.html (968 words)

	Atsushi Onita vs Masashi Aoyagi - Death Valley Driver Video Review Message Board (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The show would be considered a small independent show held by Onita who used the only 400 dollars he had to promote the show, and the main focus would be independent wrestlers like Onita facing legitimate Karate fighters, like Masashi Aoyagi who was also from Nagoya, who had never wrestled a professional wrestling match before.
		Atsushi Onita would get wrestling magazine writers Wally Yamaguchi and Mickey Ibargi to help him promote his FMW show on October 6, 1989 in Nagoya.
		Onita rushes Ayoyagi before the bell and gets into it with his seconds, setting the tone of this when the bell rings and Aoyagi regains his composure.
	board.deathvalleydriver.com /index.php?s=&showtopic=21185&view=findpost&p=487699 (1601 words)

	Japan Wrestling Tapes 501-550
		Atsushi Onita vs Mr Pogo (Barbed Wire Land Mine Cage Explosion, from 7/24 Kitakyushu) 8.
		Atsushi Onita vs Mr Pogo (Barbed Wire Cage Explosion Match) FMW 5/5/93 Kawasaki 9.
		Atsushi Onita/Koji Kanemoto/Masato Tanaka/Tetsuhiro Kuroda vs The Gladiator/Hisakatsu Oya/The Headhunters (3/14) 18.
	www.prowrestlingtapes.com /wfjap501.htm (6749 words)

	Atsushi Onita
		Although his first name is spelled "Onita" most of the time, I usually spell it "Ohnita" for the more accurate pronounciation.
		When Tiger Mask was the top draw in the junior heavyweight division of New Japan Pro-Wrestling in the early '80s, All Japan Pro-Wrestling needed a junior heavyweight star as the answer to Tiger Mask.
		They picked Atsushi Ohnita, who was an assitant for Giant Baba in mid to late '70s.
	www.puroresu.com /wrestlers/onita (568 words)

	Puroresu Central
		Wrestling in front of over 50,000 people on numerous occasions, Onita put his body on the line on a nightly basis and single handedly created a new breed of hardcore that would be duplicated by many other promotions (IWA, Big Japan, ECW, etc.) during the 90s.
		Onita was the first person to wrestle in a no-ropes fire death match, a 55,000 volt steel cage death match, and many other death matches that he created.
		Onita didn't really seem to fit in, and after one last match against his old nemesis Mr.
	www.puroresucentral.com /onita.html (261 words)

	Untitled Document
		Atsushi Onita is one of the most famous Japanese wrestlers ever, and completely insane.
		Onita powerbombs him on his fat stupid head for the win, good ending due to the fact I hate Singh.
		Onita was a pioneer of this brutal and barbaric style, and it was clear to see an evolution in this near five hour three tape compilation.
	www.prowrestlingoz.com /html/reviews/review68.html (1637 words)

	411mania.com
		As a result, Onita created his own promotion that was a nostalgic for FMW ran back when he was the top star of the early-to-mid 1990’s.
		Onita's purpose of invading New Japan was to force Riki Choshu out of retirement.
		Onita got a piece of table, and went nuts in smashing it over the heads of his opponents.
	www.411mania.com /wrestling/video_reviews/45058/Complete-Playbook:-Onita-FMW-on-Samurai-TV-May-4,-2002.htm (2637 words)

	411mania.com
		This meant a quicker road to recovery because Onita was able to return to the ring on April 22, 1993.
		Onita nails Funk with a few headbutts, but it was Funk who used Onita's momentum to throw him into the barbed wire for another explosion.
		Onita sees this with 15 seconds left, and reenters the ring to try to help out his hero.
	www.411mania.com /wrestling/video_reviews/41686/Complete-Playbook:-FMW-Kawasaki-Stadium-May-5,-1993-Commercial-Tape.htm (2263 words)

	Ringside Video.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Atsushi Onita, Hideki Hosaka, Tetsuhito Kuroda and Mr.
		Onita, Gladiator, Hosaka, and Nakagawa vs. Kanemura, Gannouske, Gedo, and Jado
		Onita, Nakagawa, and Kuroda vs. Jado, Kanemura, and Gannosuke
	ringside.5u.com /fmw.html (1126 words)

	Onita Pro on Samurai Tv 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Atsushi Onita/Shigeo Okamura/Mitsunobu Kikuzawa vs Kendo Nagasaki/Shoji Nakamaki/Mitsunobu Kikuzawa
		Atsushi Onita/Atsuhi Onita Jr/Dick Togo/Fake Onita/Shigeo Okamura vs Kendo Nagasaki/Shoji Nakamaki/Ichiro Yaguchi/Yase Yaguchi/Yuichi Taniguchi
		Sodatsu (priviledge to recover titles) 8 Man Tag Death Match:Atsushi Onita and Exciting Yoshida and Sambo Asako and Naoshi Sano beat Ichiro Yaguchi and Shoji Nakamaki and Viking Taniguchi and Yaguchi
	kandd.shootangle.com /onita2000.html (265 words)

	www.MadmansTapes.de.vu !
		GANNOSUKE VS HAYABUSA and JINSEI SHINZAKI - MASATO TANAKA VS ATSUSHI ONITA - JADO and GEDO VS DUDLEYS - MR.
		GANNOSUKE and WING KANEMURA and GLADIDTOR VS TERRY FUNK and TOMMY DREAMER and SANDMAN - JINSEI SHINZAKI and HAYABUSA and HISAKATSU OYA VS HIDO and ATSUSHI* ONITA and TETSUHIRO KURODA (LADDER CAGE MATCH)* - SABU VS SANDMAN* - HISAKATSU OYA VS MR.
		POGO and RICKY FUJI and KATSUJI UEDA VS LEE GAK SOO and KIM HYUN WAN and SAMBO ASAKO - ATSUSHI ONITA VS TARZAN GOTO(EXPLODING BARBED WIRE) - COMBAT TOYOTA VS BEASTIE THE BARBARIAN - REIBUN AMADA VS MEGUMI KUDO - GREGORI VERITCHEY VS SAMBO ASAKO - ATSUSHI ONITA VS MR.
	home.graffiti.net /madmanstapes:graffiti.net/fmw.htm (1357 words)

	YouTube - FMW - Atsushi Onita Vs Tiger Jeet Singh
		Atsushi Onita takes on Tiger Jeet Singh in a No-Rope Exploding Barbwire Deathmatch in FMW during the early 90s...
		FMW - Atsushi Onita & Tarzan Goto Vs The Sheik & Sabu
		Atsushi Onita & Tarzan Goto vs The Sheik & Sabu
	www.youtube.com /watch?v=4UszSOrtLPc (286 words)

	Onita Death Matches volume 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Atsushi Onita vs Tarzan Goto, 8/4/90-(Barbed wire land mine)
		Atsushi Onita vs Tarzan Goto 9/23/91-(Barbed wire land mine cage)
		Atsushi Onita & Tarzan Goto vs Sabu & Sheik-5/6/92 (Ring ropes on fire match)
	members.aol.com /FatAnUg/fmwonita1.html (83 words)

	SoloWrestling - FMW
		Onita decidió retirarse en mayo del 95, tras haber dejado cientos de combates hardcores (muchos de ellos contra el sádico Mr Pogo), y para su combate de retiro, decidió combatir contra Hayabusa, un muchacho que pese a su corta carrera, se convirtió en una gran leyenda del puroresu japones.
		Atsushi Onita derroto a Hayabusa en un Barbed Wire Cage Explosive Death, cuando tras mas de 20 min, Onita hizo la cuenta de tres a Hayabusa con una serie de powerbombs.
		Onita es un luchador extremadamente resistente, y se ha convertido en una leyenda en Japon.
	www.solowrestling.com /Archivos/fmw2.htm (1042 words)

	Strong Style Spirit ~ Half a decade of New Japan support
		After years of provoking and taunting, Atsushi Onita finally pried Riki Choshu out of retirement for a dream match on July 30th, 2000, at the Yokohama Arena.
		Onita was thrown into the explosive barbed wire five times, and suffered a deep gash in an arm, that caused mass bloodshed.
		Onita was stretchered out of the ring and rushed to hospital for surgery on his arm.
	www.puroresufan.com /njpw/results/notes/073000.php (610 words)

	The Best Of Atsushi Onita: The Father Of The Death Match (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Undoubtedly, one of the most innovative and crazy competitors from Japan has to be Atsushi Onita.
		Atsushi Onita and Tarzan Goto vs. Mitsuhiro Matsunaga and Jerry Blayman in a Barbwire Death Match."
		Atsushi Onita and Tarzan Goto vs. The Original Sheik and Sabu in a "Hell's Fire Death Match."
	www.wrestletapes.net /bestofatsushionita.html (302 words)

	Misc. FMW Events (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Atsushi Onita KO Tarzan Goto (16:01) in a "no rope explosive barbed wire" match.
		Atsushi Onita pinned Tiger Jeet Singh (13:54) to win the FMW WWA Title in a "no rope explosive barbed wire death" match.
		Atsushi Onita pinned Wing Kanemura (17:41) in a "no rope barbed wire electrified dynamite land mine time bomb death" match.
	www.prowrestlinghistory.com /supercards/japan/garbage/fmw/miscfmw.html (972 words)

	Atsushi Onita Pro Wrestling Tapes
		No Rope Yuushitessen (barbed wire) Skapegoat Hell Barricade Mat Street Fight Tornado 8 Man Tag Death Match: Atsushi Onita and Sanshiro Takagi and Sambo Asako and Mitsunobu Kikuzawa vs. Genichiru Tenryu and Shoji Nakamaki and Ichiro Yaguchi and Hiroshi Ono.
		Atsushi Onita and Masashi Aoyagi and Katsuji Ueda vs. Sambo Asako and THe Shooter #1 and Nise Onita
		Atsushi Onita and Sambo Asako and Nise Onita vs. Masashi Aoyagi and Katsuji Ueda and Karasu
	www.quebrada.net /videos/Onitatapes1.html (863 words)

	Hardcore Wrestling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		ATSUSHI ONITA v BEAST THE BARBARIAN (2 matches)- the pre-match interviews here are hilarious, as Beast's goofy girlfriend interprets his growling.
		Onita risks his own hide to cover up the KOed ref at the explosion.
		Onita shows his valor by covering then both up with his own body before the big explosion.
	www.johnmcadam.com /hardcore.htm (4732 words)

	FMW
		Enka Judan (feat: Sabu vs. Hayabusa [08/28/94]; Atsushi Onita vs. Mr.
		Onita, Masato Tanaka, and Wing Kanemura vs. Terry Funk, Cactus Jack, and Gladiator)
		Onita, W*ING Kanemura, and Hido vs. Masato Tanaka, Tetsuhiro Kuroda, and Koji Nakagawa)
	www.geocities.com /WWF2001raw/FMW.html (831 words)

	FMW Tapes Kingoftheshill PAL Japanese & Mexican wrestling tapes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		(Onita, as he was destroyed, exploded, and bloodied then got huge pops for his glorious comeback win.
		Onita stated that he'll go on a year long retirement tour before retiring in the same stadium exactly 1-year later)
		Onita & Kuroda & Tanaka & Nakagawa vs. Headhunters & Gladiator & Hisakatsu Oya
	www.kingoftheshill.com /tapes/fmw.html (1997 words)

	Best Of Atsushi Onita [Archive] - Puroresu Forum
		Atsushi Onita and Tarzan Goto vs. Masanobu Kurisu and Dragon Master (Kendo Nagasaki) (texas tag team deathmatch)
		Atsushi Onita, Mr.Gannosuke and Niiyama Vs Mr.Pogo, The Gladiator and Hideki Hosaka (No-rope Electrified Barbwire Double Hell Dynamite Poll Deathmatch)
		Basically Onita was in his "Great Nita" garb and Pogo had Kanemura, The Gladiator and someone else at ringside who had some sort of torch at ringside that they used to heat up Pogo's scythe and set a barbwire bat on fire.
	www.puroresu.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-4458.html (497 words)

	Best of Atsushi Onita Death Matches volume 3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Atsushi Onita vs. Masaji Aoyagi (Electrified Explosive Barbed Wire Barricade Double Hell Death Match)
		Atsushi Onita vs. Great Sasuke (Barbed Wire Explosive Cage Death Match)
		Atsushi Onita vs. Hayabusa (Barbed Wire Cage Explosive Death Match)
	members.tripod.com /sychoman/fmwodm3.html (88 words)

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