Nui "Samoan Tsunami" Tofiga

About me:

Right now i am a ROOKIE as an Independent Professional Wrestler. Over the years i've had the privilege and opportunity to recieve training from various members of EWA Pain Factory, which is where i currently train. Also members of CZW (Combat Zone Wrestling) such as DJ Hyde, and MCW (Maryland Championship Wrestling)/Bonebreakers during its existence. Whether it was 1 training session or 100, or opportunities leading to TV via the Springer Show, people from every place i've been wrestling related have taught me to a healthy degree. Its all pieces to a very large puzzle. And yet....there is still lifetimes worth of knowledge for me to learn about this business. I was fortunate to have some take me along on the road trips, local shows, & simply hanging out after shows that have also taught me along the way. its not always about physicality and size. the mental aspect requires teaching as well.

I had my first bookings doing shows as the enforcer of Doyle Day and the Time in FOW (Future One Wrestling) back in the late summer of 2007. My first SOLO match came against Kwame the ACPW Heavyweight Champion of ACPW December 1st 2007 in North Philadelphia. My first match with EWA came via a free show on May 31st of 2008, and the first main show on Sept 21st of 2008 known as Autumn Armaggedon.

A decade ago before my first solo match in 2007, i was a "frosh" (freshman) Defensive Lineman for Towson University, watching wrestling on TV with no clue of a "wrestling school" or "independent fed". However, the same as football, if you want something....dont talk about it. be about it. I trained sporadically through college, but football took up much of my time. after graduation, the only school i knew of shut down. it wasnt until mid-2006 i had found EWA and started training more seriously. There are many places i still wish to have the honor to work on the mainland, but also i wish to make it out to NWA-Hawai'i and also if gifted enough, world wide.

I pride myself on being open and as drama free as possible to anyone i befriend. I can hang out at a bar or club just as easy as at a house or at the wrestling school. I was raised in various countries with strict undertones of the respect of my Samoan heritage. While i may not be 100% Hamo, i take pride in being what most refer to as "Afakasi". The way i was raised takes a large part of how i act and react to things today. It didnt make sense to me much as a kid, but in my teen years through college my great grandmother explained more and more of my heritage, which now i am thankful for.