BirthDecember 311989

Ryo Aitaka

Ryo Aitaka, Japanese kickboxer and professional wrestler

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When
Sunday, December 31 198937 years ago
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Era
20th century · 1980s
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Ryo Aitaka

At a glance

Born 1989-12-31.

Citizenship: Japan.

Listed as: human.

Who they were

Personal life Aitaka is married to the freelance creator and former AKB48 and SKE48 member Sumire Satō . [ 1 ] They have two children, a daughter named Hinano and a son named Ritsu. [ 2 ] [ 3 ] ^ "K-1ファイター 愛鷹 亮と元AKB48・SKE48 佐藤すみれ、3ヶ月のスピード婚・妊娠を発表！" . prtimes.jp . January 2021 . Retrieved 15 January 2021 . ^ "元AKB48佐藤すみれが第1子女児出産 夫のK―1愛鷹亮が喜びの報告（スポニチアネックス）" . Yahoo! News Japan (in Japanese). 24 June 2021 . Retrieved 8 July 2021 . [ dead link ]

Ryo Aitaka is a Japanese professional wrestler and former kickboxer, who competed in the cruiserweight and heavyweight divisions of K-1. He was a one-time K-1 Cruiserweight title challenger, having challenged for the title in 2020. In 2023, he took up professional wrestling, training at the Ibushi Prowrest Lab, and made his debut for Gleat on 30 December, under the ring name Riki Aitaka , and later under his real name.

Path and career

Professional wrestling career Aitaka made his professional wrestling debut for Gleat on 30 December 2023, at Gleat Ver. 7, under the ring name Riki Aitaka . [ 1 ] At the event, he defeated Tetsuya Izuchi in a Lidet UWF rules match . [ 2 ] ^ "[GLEAT] 12/30 (Sat) Tokyo Dome City Hall "GLEAT Ver.7" (Full card, match order to be determined)" 【GLEAT】12/30(土)TOKYO DOME CITY HALL『GLEAT Ver.7』[全カード、試合順決定] . Professional-Wrestling Martial Arts.DX (in Japanese) . Retrieved 30 December 2023 .

Why this date

Ryo Aitaka appears on our December 31 calendar for 1989 as a birth entry.

December 31 through the years

Other entries on the same calendar day, in order.

  1. 1989Ryo Aitaka
  2. 2004Taipei 101
  3. 2006War in Somalia (2006–2009)
  4. 2009Blue moon
  5. 20102010 New Year's Eve tornado outbreak
  6. 2011NASA
  7. 20142014 Shanghai stampede
  8. 2015Downtown Dubai
  9. 20182018 Magnitogorsk building collapse
  10. 2019World Health Organization
  11. 2020COVID-19 vaccine

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  • November 17Walt Disney PicturesWalt Disney Pictures released The Little Mermaid to theatres, beginning the Disney Renaissance.
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