WWE Survivor Series 1987 Roster: Where Are They Now?

43. Itsuki Yamazaki

Itzuki Yamazaki
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The Jumping Bomb Angels were an act like no fan of North American wrestling had ever seen when they arrived in the WWF in 1987 - and it's crazy to think that Itsuki Yamazaki was only 21 years of age at the time of the inaugural Survivor Series.

Yamazaki would retire from wrestling in 1991 aged just 25. In the years since then, Itsuki and her husband owned a sushi restaurant in New York City before later moving to Bergen County, New Jersey.

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