Editing Takayuki Ueki

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{{Nihongo|'''Takayuki Ueki'''|植木嵩行|Ueki Takayuki|born January 3, 1992}} is a Japanese professional wrestler trained by and known for his work in [[Big Japan Pro Wrestling]] (BJW), and Ueki is currently working as a freelancer.

==Professional wrestling career==

Ueki former police officer in Kanagawa Prefecture, Ueki would join the [[BJW]] dojo in April 2013 and would then make his pro-debut on December 15, 2013 against [[Kankuro Hoshino]]. The following year he teamed up with the [[Brahman Brothers]] as Ueki would begin to be known for his comedic tones and utilizing his former profession as part of his character. Sometimes brandishing a gun, that was hidden in his gear, he would always cause his opponents to be caught dead in their tracks wondering what was going on. Or worse he would take them as hostages at gunpoint. This made him unique in a way since guns are not something that people, even sometimes police officers, carry in Japan. He would capture his first career win in August of 2014 after pinning [[Kankuro Hoshino]] in a 6 man tag match. Then in September, he would take part in his first ever deathmatch, which was a TVLC 6 Man Tag deathmatch. Which he would follow this up with his first ever Fluorescent Light-tube match the following month. He would close out the year by being honored by Tokyo Sport’s rookie of the year award.

He would begin to compete in several other promotions in 2015, from [[DDT]], [[Michinoku Pro Wrestling]]. As for back in BJW, he would claim his first ever death match win after beating [[Masato Inaba]] in a barbed-wire board death match on April 29. A few days later in [[Kaientai Dojo]] he would take part of the 2015“[[K-Metal League#2015|K-Metal League 2015]]” and would make it to the finals only to lose to [[Kotaro Yoshino]]. He would follow that loss up though by winning his first ever title with the [[Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Team Championship|Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Team Champions]] in June along with the [[The Brahman Brothers|Brahman Brothers]].

In 2016 he began focusing more on his singles career. After a series with [[Masaya Takahashi]], the two formally announced that they would form a team as they would become known as the ''3rd Generation Chimidoro Brothers''. The two would win the Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Team Champions along with [[Abdullah Kobayashi]] on July 24, 2016. On May 10 Ueki challenged his 3rd Generation Chimidoro teammate into a title match for the [[BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship]]. On May 15 Ueki, Takahashi and Kobayashi lost the titles to [[Takuya Nomura]], [[Hideki Suzuki]] and [[Yoshihisa Uto]]. Later it was announced that the fans choose the match between Ueki and Takahashi to be the main event for the Ryogoku Kokugikan show on July 17. On July 17 Ueki unsuccessfully challenged Takahashi for the BJW Deathmatch Heavyweight Championship. On July 28, 2018, Ueki along with Takahashi and [[Toshiyuki Sakuda]] defeated [[Ryota Hama]], [[Yasufumi Nakanoue]] and [[Yoshihisa Uto]] to win the Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Team Championship. They lost the titles to Abdullah Kobayashi, [[Ryuji Ito]] and [[Jaki Numazawa]] on August 4. The following day, Ueki, Takahashi and Sakuda defeated Hama, Nakanoue and Uto in the finals to win the Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Tournament In 2020 It was announced that Ueki his fellow [[Chimidoro Brothers]] stablemate [[Toshiyuki Sakuda]] would leave BJW to become a freelancer in early November. On November 14, 2020 Ueki wrestled his last match in BJW teaming with Takahashi and [[Yuki Ishikawa (Wrestler)|Yuki Ishikawa]] that replaced his fellow stablemate Sakuda due to him losing a lot of blood during his match against Ishikawa in a losing effort against Abdullah Kobayashi, [[Yuko Miyamoto]] and [[Isami Kodaka]]. Ueki's BJW carrer ended with Kobayashi pinning him for the win. On May 27, 2021, Ueki and Sakuda would win their first championship oustide of BJW in their first independent apperance at [[Pro Wrestling FREEDOMS]] after they defeated [[Minoru Fujita]] and [[Rina Yamashita]] to win the [[King of FREEDOM World Tag Team Championship]]. On October 4, 2021, Ueki would start to make apperances in [[All Japan Pro Wrestling]] (AJPW) after he was introduced by [[Yoshitatsu]] and [[Seigo Tachibana]] as new member of [[Yoshitatsu Kingdom]] to challenge [[Raimu Imai]], [[Takao Omori]] and [[TAMURA]] for the vacant [[AJPW TV 6-Man Tag Team Championship|AJPW TV 6-Man Tag Team Championships]]. On October 16, 2021 Ueki, Yoshitatsu and Taichibana defeated Imai, Omori and TAMURA to win the titles.

==In wrestling==

*'''Finishing moves'''
**''Kakuho'' (Spear)
**Headbutt
**''Salute style Diving Headbutt'' (Diving Headbutt with theatrics)
*'''Signature moves'''
**Death Valley Bomb
**Crossbody Attack
**''Uroboros'' (Arm and Leg capture)
**''Handgun Attack'' (Pulls a gun out on opponents)

==Championships and accomplishments==

*'''[[All Japan Pro Wrestling]]'''
** [[AJPW TV 6-Man Tag Team Championship]] (1 time, current) – with [[Yoshitatsu]] and [[Seigo Tachibana]]
*'''[[Big Japan Pro Wrestling]]'''
**[[Sakatako Intercontinental Tag Team Championship]] (1 time) – with [[Abdullah Kobayashi]]
**[[Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Team Championship]] (10 times) – with [[Kei Sato|Brahman Kei]] and [[Shu Sato|Brahman Shu]] (1), and [[Masaya Takahashi]] and Abdullah Kobayashi (1), and Masaya Takahashi and [[Toshiyuki Sakuda]] (8)
**Yokohama Shopping Street 6-Man Tag Tournament (2018) – with Masaya Takahashi and Toshiyuki Sakuda
*'''[[Dramatic Dream Team]]'''
**[[KO-D 10-Man Tag Team Championship]] (1 time, current) – with [[Masahiro Takanashi]], [[Antonio Honda]], [[Takeshi Masada]] and Mecha Mummy
*'''[[Pro Wrestling FREEDOMS]]'''
:*[[King of FREEDOM World Tag Team Championship]] ([[King of FREEDOM World Tag Team Championship#title history|1 time]], current) – with Toshiyuki Sakuda
*'''[[Japan Indie Awards]]'''
**Newcomer Award (2014)

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