Education
Kokushikan University.
Kokushikan University.
New Japan Pro Wrestling (1990-2004)
Michiyoshi Ohara debuted for New Japan Pro Wrestling in June 1990, against Osamu Matsuda. In the summer of 1992, he wrestled in Europe for Otto Wanz"s Catch Wrestling Association, under the name Fuji Yamaha. In 1993, he joined Shiro Koshinaka"s Heisei Ishingun.
After joining the group, he formed a tag team with Tatsutoshi Goto, which lasted past Heisei Ishingun"s disbandment in 1999.
In the mid-1990s, Ohara had one-off matches for other promotions like WAR and Pro Wrestling Fujiwara Gumi. In January 1998, Ohara had a brief stint in World Championship Wrestling, usually on the losing education
After 14 years with the company, Ohara"s contract was not renewed in 2004. Freelance (2004-2008)
After leaving New Japan in 2004, Ohara mainly wrestled as a freelancer.
In 2007, he joined Antonio Inoki"s new promotion, Inoki Genome Federation.
In 2008, he retired due to injuries. Ohara briefly became a mixed martial artist where he competed in PRIDE Fighting Championships. He had a total of two fights and lost both, his first fight took place against Renzo Gracie on November 3, 2001 at PRIDE 17 where he lost by Unanimous Decision.
His second fight took place just under a year after his first against Kevin Randleman on September 29, 2002 at PRIDE 22, the fight resembled much like the first as he lost by Unanimous Decision.
Finishing moves
Chokeslam
Guillotine choke
Powerbomb, with theatrics
Signature moves
Elbow drop
Lariat takedown
Suisha Otoshi (Double leg back body drop)
Entrance themes
"Erotic Nightmares" by Steve Vai (1990–1992)
"Jungle Night" (1992–1994)
"Stupid Question" (1994–1996)
"Mr. Bachelor's Degree" (1994–2008; used teaming with Tatsutoshi Goto)
"Kimigayo (Club Mix)" (2002–2004)
Professional wrestling
New Japan Pro Wrestling
IWGP Tag Team Championship (1 time) - with Tatsutoshi Goto
Young Lion Cup (1991)
One Night Tag Team Tournament (1996)- with Akira Nogami
Wrestle Association "R"
WAR Six Manitoba Tag Team Championship (1 Time) - with Shiro Koshinaka & Tatsutoshi Goto.