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World Fighting Tournament
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Second World Fighting Tournament
Wolf worked as a lumberjack until he was discovered by a scout and encouraged to take up professional wrestling. It wasn't long before he became invincible in the sport. He entered the World Fighting Tournament in order to find an opponent skilled enough to call a rival. It wasn't long before Akira gave him exactly what he was looking for, and the two set up a friendly but intense competition. At the end of the first tournament, both swore they would battle again. Now that chance has arrived, and Wolf has his eye on the championship.
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Third World Fighting Tournament
The only reason that Wolf took part in the Second World Tournament was to fight Akira. Unfortunately he was still beaten, although by the smallest of margins. He returned to his reserve and continued to train, with nature as his opponent. A year and some months after the tournament, Wolf had a dream. He dreamed that the world was about to be destroyed, and only one person could save it. When he told the shaman of the settlement about his dream, he was told: "Follow your dream! This is something you cannot ignore!”
A few days later, an invitation for the Third World Fighting Tournament arrived.Wolf decided to participate. Is there some connection with his Dream and the Tournament?
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Fourth World Fighting Tournament
The reason Wolf took part in the Third World Tournament was a recurring nightmare of the apocalypse. These nightmares ceased when the tournament ended, and Wolf returned home. He spent his time traveling from one fighting arena to another, training rigorously. Unfortunately, the nightmares soon returned. Wolf visited the shamen of his settlement once again and was told that the tournament organizers planned to turn Wolf’s nightmare into a reality. Not wanting to witness such a terrible event, Wolf resolved to enter the next tournament and prevent such a thing from happening.
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Fifth World Fighting Tournament
When Dural appeared during the Fourth World Fighting Tournament, Wolf was on hand to watch the final match. He saw a small mark on Dural’s body that was very similar to a symbol he had seen in his nightmares—a recurring dream of the apocalypse. Almost as if to confirm the connection, his
nightmares ended.
Wolf returned to his life as a professional wrestler, and received a challenge from El Blaze, and an invitation to the Fifth World Fighting Tournament. Wolf hid a smile, knowing that he’d have something else to look forward to besides fighting Akira.
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