Zubaz

Jack Davidson grew up in Olympia, Washington. He grew up in a less-priveleged home with not many luxuries to brag about. One thing he did have, though, were a bunch of wrestling DVDs that showed some of his favorite wrestlers of all time facing off against each other, as well as Kung Fu Movies where he watched his favorite martial artist of all time, Bruce Lee. Both of these possessions had caused Jack to grow a passion for fighting, not in a violent way, but in a technical and athletic way.
When he was about twelve years old, a neighbor of his, named Arthur who taught down at the local martial arts dojo, started teaching him different martial arts techniques, especially ones from Jiu Jitsu and Muay Thai. This is when Jack knew he wanted to fight when he grew older, but he didn't know how to go about it. And just three years later, he found out how.
Jack, at the age of fifteen, joined his local highschool's wrestling team. He had a natural talent for it, winning the Western United States Highschool Division Championship for his school three years in a row. When he graduated, he continued to wrestle, until finally, he was offered a job in the IGWP League in Japan.
This is where Jack got the name Zubaz, from his first professional fight at the age of 20, where they were going to address another wrestler as Zuu, but when Jack made his first entrance into the ring and the commentator was so surprised, he exclaimed 'Well, this character Zuu-BA-AZH?'.
In the IGWP League, he became known as Zubaz the Storm in the next , and was also known for his phrase 'Can you feel the storm? It's coming'. In this league, he won the Heavyweight Championship and went on to hold that title for about two years, before he vacated the title and went back to the states.
The next five years, Jack considered opening up a wrestling school in his hometown, but decided against it, continuing to pursue his career in wrestling and was eventually approached and scouted by the NLWF.

Total Time it Takes for Entrance - 2:16

The whole stage turns dark blue as the fans roar. A thunderstorm crackles and then booms, leading to the first part of the song. The first eight seconds of the song plays.

Hai Yai Forces Hai Yai Forces
Hai Yai Forces Hai Yai Forces

Zubaz bursts out of the steel grate just near the stage, shooting into the air about five feet, and landing on the ground. He lands in a hunched over manner, like a tiger ready to pounce, his hands clawing the ground, his left leg's knee on the ground, and his right leg's foot help keeping his body up. As he lands, two lightning bolts strike near each of his hands.

Toki wa kumo o tsuku you na nami o tate osou yo
Kesarete yomichi o hau koe tachi ni kotaete

Zubaz then stands up slowly, looking around at the crowd. He pulls his arms back and flexes them, standing in a Cross-Like pose as he roars. As the roar erupts, plumes of blue fire start erupting from each side of the ramp. He finishes the taunt and starts walking forward, rolling his shoulders, allowing for his fans to slap him on the back and chant 'The Baz!' as they normally do.

Wasure wa shinai Kimi no koto wa
Kanawanu michi ni Nao hitori tachi

The Baz continues down the ramp, plumes of blue fire shooting up every three second interval. He looks to the ring for a moment before leaping up onto the side and then steps over the ropes, heading into the ring.

Utareta tori no you na Yuugasa de ame ni tae

Zubaz walks around the ring for a moment before leaping onto the top left turnbuckle, doing his cross arm taunt. He moves down to the top right corner, doing the taunt once more. He drops off the turnbuckle and walks over to the bottom left turnbuckle, flexing his whole menacing stature of muscle. He does the same for the right turnbuckle. Finally, he backflips off the turnbuckle, landing in a kneeling position before jumping up into his cross-arm taunt. He walks around the ring, his arms in their cross position.

Ienai chijyou no chi ni arawarete nemuru
Hoshi yo souzetsu ni Monogatare Kono yoru o

Wasure wa shinai Kimi no koto wa

Zubaz finishes his cross arm taunt and positions himself just before the middle of the ring. He brings his arms over his head and then back down, meeting his two fists in the middle of his lower stomach and flexing with all his might, becoming a mass of flesh, muscle, and veins. He then leaps into the air slams his fist into the ground.

Kogoete yoru o Tada hitori iki

Suddenly, four large lightning bolts shoot into the turnbuckles of the ring. He roars in predetermined triumph and, when the lightning strikes, the lights turn back to normal. He stalks around the ring, looking around at the crowd as the chorus and his entrance finishes.

Hai Yai Forces Hai Yai Forces
Hai Yai Forces Hai Yai Forces