Low Ki & Senshi: Two Names, One Amazing Wrestler

Interview conducted on August 3, 2006.

Interviewer's Note:
Welcome to another edition of "Wasting The Time Of..." and in this edition, I have one of the current TNA X Division Champion, Senshi aka Low Ki!

Whatever you choose to call him, this wrestler is easily one of the best and most recognizable wrestlers on the US Indy Circuit today. While his small size of 5'8 and 180 pounds may have hindered other wrestlers, Low Ki/Senshi has made his mark on the wrestling scene of the new millennium and made it big while people twice and even thrice his size who debuted before him are still struggling to make their name. From his hard-hitting matches in Ring Of Honor to his work as a forefather of the TNA X Division, Low Ki/Senshi has made a name for himself that grows stronger with every match that passes, every chop that stings, and every Double Stomp that leaves the audience wondering how his opponent would ever be able to walk again.

It's very hard to picture that this warrior is only twenty-six years of age and hasn't even been wrestling for ten years. What's not so hard is to picture what awaits him in the near and distant future if his career keeps progressing the way it has since his debut in 1998. More breath-taking matches, dozens of more title reigns and main events, and as many of his fans would state, a definitive Hall Of Fame slot in the distant future. While many may not agree with that, what all can agree is that Low Ki/Senshi has accomplished more in eight years than most could in eighty and hopefully in the next ten, twenty, or maybe even thirty years of their career, he will accomplish so much more. I, for one, will be watching with pleasure as Low Ki/Senshi continues to etch his name into the history books of pro wrestling, but like all, I'll still cringe when I see some unlucky soul get hit with the Warrior's Way.

Douglas Nunnally: Everyone, I've got the current X Division Champion of the world, Senshi aka Low Ki, on the line right now. How are you today, man?

Senshi: I'm doing alright, just got out of the dojo.

Douglas Nunnally: How was the training today?