Shuji Inukai

Bertrand John Paul Fujimoto (born 28 January 1968), best known by his ring name Shuji Inukai (犬飼修二; Inukai Shūji) is a Magisterian professional wrestling promoter, businessman, retired professional wrestler, and media proprietor. He is currently serving as the president and chief executive officer of Pride Glory Honor Wrestling, the second-largest professional wrestling promotion in Magisteria.

Fujimoto was born in Bella Vista, Philadelphia, and graduated from Princeton University as a master of finance in 1992. He made his professional wrestling debut in 1986, but went into a hiatus in 1989 in order to move to the United States to finish his studies. He returned to wrestling, working for the Calisota-based Danger And Violence Extreme (DAVE), which was then known as the Eastern Wrestling Federation. As time passes by, Fujimoto became one of the promotion's top stars, holding the Undisputed Championship three times, and was also the longest reigning champion of all time, holding the championship for 763 days between 2003 and 2005.

Fujimoto spent many of the later years of his career sidelined due to various injuries. He underwent numerous surgeries on his arms and legs in the early-mid 2000s before retiring from in-ring action in 2013. Fujimoto continues to make sporadic appearances in PGHW, and later became the president of the company after the company's then-president Yoshimi Mushashibo passed away on October 3, 2021.

Considered one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, Fujimoto is one of the first Magisterian wrestlers to gain an international fanbase. He remains a big name in Magisterian wrestling, and is often regarded as the key figure to DAVE's further success in the company's final 6 years.