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'''Balrog''' is the American name of Mike Bison from the ] ] series. His name was changed for the American version of the game due to potential legal trouble with American boxer ]. Balrog's Japanese name Mike Bison was said to be a parody of Mike Tyson, possibly bearing the full name of "Michael Gerard Bison." Capcom ] his history and made him Mike, one of the first fighters in the original Street Fighter game.


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According to his official biography, Balrog was born in America on ], ]. He stands 198 cm and weighs 102 kg. His ] is A. His special skill is gambling, and likes women and ]. He dislikes hard work and ].
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He was banned from ] because he killed an opponent, so he entered the World Warrior tournament to make some quick cash. Unfortunately, the young Japanese fighter ] defeated him. Balrog then joined the ] ], and worked his way up from the bottom. While running errands for ], he killed ]'s elephant with a single Gigaton Punch. One mission had Balrog sent to terminate ]. Although he didn't know why, Balrog went anyway. Birdie told him about the Psycho Drive, and Balrog agreed to help him find it, thinking he could make money off of it. When the Psycho Drive exploded, Balrog realized that he hadn't been paid recently.

After the events of ''Street Fighter II'', it is likely that Balrog took Shadoloo's reins of power, and then spectacularly ran the organization into the ground. He lost all of his power and influence, and was reduced to a bum on the streets.

In '']'' (1994), Balrog is a friend and co-worker of sumo wrestler ] and ] Zang, and the three join the efforts of Colonel ] to stop the reign of General ].

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