Tensai

Stats

• Height: 6’7”
• Weight: 360 pounds
• From: Japan

Signature Moves

Running Senton 2

Grounded opponent near side

Sit-Out Chokebomb

Standing front

Finishers

Poison Mist Claw

Standing front (pin combo)

Sit-Out Chokebomb (alternate)

Standing front

Attributes

• Strike Power: 85
• Grapple Power: 90
• Submission: 80
• Strike Defense: 80
• Grapple Defense: 80
• Speed: 65
• Jump: 60
• Agility: 60
• Adrenaline: 70
• Recovery: 80
• Toughness: 90
• Durability: 85
• Charisma: 80
• Tag Team: 70
• Overall: 87

Abilities

• Hammer Throw

WWE Bio

Who is Tensai? The answer may surprise you. The mysterious Superstar who thundered into WWE on April 2, 2012 boasts a rich, storied past that spans across both years and continents. Tensai’s path to that fateful night began when he competed in WWE under the names Albert and A-Train for a number of years. During this initial run, Tensai, who’s built like a bulldozer but possesses surprising agility and speed, battled some of the most iconic Superstars in WWE in the hopes of capturing sports-entertainment’s supreme mantle: the WWE Championship. Despite his prowess, though, the powerhouse Superstar was unable to achieve his mission, and decided his path to the World Championship lay elsewhere. He ultimately crossed the Pacific Ocean on a personal journey to Japan. There, he immersed himself in Japanese culture and customs, adopting a new training style and ultimately forsaking the ways of his homeland in the hopes that, when he did finally return, he would claim the greatness that had eluded him the first time around. As the final step to his transformation, the ex-patriot took the name of Tensai, which translates to “disaster.” And with his servant, Sakamoto in tow, disaster did indeed descend upon WWE when Tensai made his return, mauling Alex Riley into submission in his first contest on the night after WrestleMania XXVIII . Over the following months, Tensai quickly went from intimidating behemoth to overhyped disappointment. Despite impressive outings against John Cena and CM Punk, several frustrating losses to underdog Tyson Kidd led to Tensai assaulting his own associate Sakamoto on the July 30, 2012 edition of Raw . Is this beginning of a new, more focused Tensai? One can only assume that disaster will follow for his opponents until this star from multiple continents fulfills his destiny.

Breakdown

He’s brand new to the WWE, but his Poison Mist Claw will leave a lasting effect on your opponent—it starts with a throat thrust and attacks the head with a slam and pin combo. Taking the fight ringside and slamming the opponent through the announcer table with the Sit-Out Chokebomb was awesome, and it’s near the top of our list of personal favorites!. Tensai is a strong and tough Superstar, though he’s light on abilities and isn’t going to have too much success off the top rope. Keep the fight simple and use his 90 Grapple Power to chip away at your opponents.

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