One of the Ring Warriors' most high-impact competitors, Keiji Muto began his professional wrestling journey as a teenager with his two friends: Shinya Hashimoto and Masahiro Chono. While Hashimoto and Chono stayed in Japan to learn, Muto traveled to the United States after a few years and was trained by the legendary Hiro Matsuda. Muto was originally known in the wrestling ring as the White Ninja because of his martial arts background, and brings an intensity to wrestling that he is there to do business. His success in the ring has spanned the wrestling world, from North America, to Europe and to Asia, especially his native land of Japan, where he competes for the New Japan Pro Wrestling organization. His list of combatants are a virtual who's who of professional wrestling (Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Riki Chosu and Lex Luger among countless others). On occasion, Muto puts on his "war-paint" for a astonishing transformation into the Great Muta. As the story reads, the "Muta" persona was created by the young Japanese performer to give him an edge on his opponents as a form of psychological warfare. Muto learned this technique from another wrestling master, the Great Kabuki, when they were a tag team known as "the Rising Sons", who were then managed by current Ring Warriors' English language Commentator Sir Oliver Humperdink. When Muto puts on his "Kabuki" makeup, he has been noted to spray his opponents with a green or red mist that is blinding. By stark contrast, when wrestling without his makeup, Muto is an athlete's athlete; a skilled performer with lightning quick reflexes and catlike agility, which makes him a menace of a different kind to his adversaries. Thanks to these abilities, Muto was recently able to capture the Ring Warriors' coveted Grand Championship from Shinya Hashimoto and is thus the current Ring Warriors Grand Champion.
