Shadow WX

Satoru Shiga (志賀 聡), better known by his ring name Shadow WX (シャドウWX), is a Japanese professional wrestler who has wrestled in Big Japan Pro Wrestling (BJW) most of his career.

Professional wrestling career
WX debuted in 1995 in IWA Japan as Satoru Shiga. The following year he left IWA Japan and joined Big Japan in 1999 and he would rename to Shadow WX in honor of his childhood wrestler Mr. Pogo. He would soon became one of the top wrestlers of the promotion win the BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship defeating Mitsuhiro Matsunaga. But he would drop to Abdullah the Butcher on January 10, 1999. he would later regain from him on February 28, 1999. But he would regain and lost to Ryuji Yamakawa during the year of 1999. In 2004 he would became inactive in due to he taking initiative to conduct victims of the 2004 Choūetsu earthquake. He would return to ring in Januray 2005 teaming with Ryuji Ito defeating Kintaro Kanemura and Takashi Sasaki. He would stay in the mid/upper card WX was able to return to the main event and won the Death Match Heavyweight Championship defeating Ryuji Ito for the 4th time in May 2008. But he would drop the belt to Yuko Miyamoto on December 19, 2008. After that he return to the mid card until his retirement match on October 3 losing to The Winger. He would not have a retirement ceremony due to BJW releasing his contract in the end of the year of 2014.

In wrestling

 * Finishing moves
 * XYZ (Fireman's carry dropped into either a cutter)
 * WX Lock (Swinging full nelson)
 * Signature moves
 * Shadow Crusher (Vertical Suplex to Stunner)
 * Shadow Driver (Jumping Facebuster)
 * Vertical Fall Brainbuster
 * Lariat
 * Stunner
 * Crippler Crossface (Crossface)
 * Powerbomb
 * Running Powerbomb
 * Entrance themes
 * "Dangerous Tonight" by Alice Cooper
 * "The Grand Master" by BJW

Wrestlers trained

 * Jaki Numazawa

Championships and accomplishments

 * Big Japan Pro Wrestling
 * BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship (4 times)
 * BJW Tag Team Championship (4 times) – with Shadow Winger (1), Tomoaki Honma (1), Ryuji Yamakawa (1) and Mammoth Sasaki (1)
 * World Extreme Cup (2000)
 * Hayabusa Cup (2002)