Career Highlights
In The Beginning
- Fale Simitaitoko was born in Tonga
- Fale’s family migrated to South Auckland, New Zealand in 1988 where Fale spent the rest of his childhood and teenage years attending school and pursuing rugby
- It was through his promising high school rugby career at De La Salle College where Fale was offered a scholarship to play university-level rugby in Japan
- Fale took up the scholarship and moved to Japan after finishing high school
- However a recurring injury had resurfaced which ended Fale’s hopes of becoming a professional rugby player. Fale moved back to NZ
- Fale was later contacted by a friend in Japan. The friend convinced Fale to return to Japan and join him at a wrestling tryout for New Japan Pro Wrestling
- Fale’s tryout was a success. He began training at the New Japan Dojo
New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW)
- April 4, 2010-NJPW New Dimension: Manabu Nakanishi defeated King Fale (Fale’s Debut)
- May 3, 2010-NJPW Wrestling Dontaku 2010-Nakanishi defeated King Fale
- May 15, 2010: King Fale defeated Kyosuke Mikami (Fale’s first win). This was quite rare for a rookie to win his first match a month following his first match
- For the rest of the year Fale was put in opening matches. He was also put in singles and tag matches with some of New Japans top stars
- King Fale participated in many of the top NJPW cards and tournaments during his time in Japan
- King Fale was also a member of the prominent Blue Justice stable
US Independent Circuit
- April 29, 2012-Ring Of Honor: King Fale wrestles a Dark Match for Ring of Honor
- King Fale trains under Davey Richards while in the United States
- King Fale wrestles barefoot
- June 8, 2012-NWA Houston: Mysterious Q defeated King Fale