WHO IS PRINCE?
Kalari bloodline.
Warrior spirit.
Professional wrestling champion. Kalaripayattu warrior. Community builder. Survived the crash. Built the system. 90 days to prove invisible disabilities are measurable, improvable, beatable.
Born in Fiji.
Forged in Kerala.
Prince Koya was born in Suva, Fiji in 1973, carrying the blood of indentured laborers from Kerala, India — warriors of the Kalaripayattu tradition, the oldest martial art in the world, dating back 5,000+ years.
The British banned Kalaripayattu in 1804. They burned the manuals, outlawed the practice, scattered the warriors across oceans. But you cannot burn muscle memory. You cannot scatter what's written in DNA. The movements survived — smuggled in secret, passed down through generations.
Prince carried that lineage to Canada as an infant. He didn't know it yet. But the warrior code was already in his bones.
Mr. India — The Champion
Trained by Gorgeous Michelle Starr in 1996, Prince entered the ring as Mr. India — a powerhouse presence that would go on to capture the ASW Trans Canada Heavyweight Championship. He held that title for 210 days. He was sponsored by Nike Canada. He was the first Indo-Canadian wrestling champion.
Then came the attack. A backstage assault by a fellow wrestler left him unconscious for 16 minutes. Broken orbital bone. Doctors told him he'd never wrestle again.
He came back. And won the championship anyway.
Not a Wrestling Company.
A Building-the-Community Company.
Prince founded Royal City Wrestling in New Westminster — not as a business, but as a community vehicle. Free family events. Hundreds of families packed the house. Local businesses across New Westminster sponsored the shows. Kids got heroes. The city got something to talk about.
In 2019, Mayor Jonathan Coté (Johnny X) stepped into the ring as Prince's tag-team partner — the first sitting Canadian mayor to ever wrestle. The Royal City Defenders made headlines: front page of the Vancouver Sun, The Province (twice), Global News, CBC Radio, Georgia Straight.
Royal City Wrestling became a 26-episode documentary series on PEMF TV. Prince performed at Pride, outdoor festivals, indoor community events — hosting as Mr. India, building bridges between the city and its people.
— Prince, Royal City Wrestling
Everything Changed on Anarchist Mountain
January 2021. A morning of hope. A moment that split life into before and after.
Prince and Chelsy were driving through Osoyoos when a catastrophic crash on Anarchist Mountain changed everything. Chelsy fractured her hip in three places, broke her arm and wrist, suffered a concussion and internal injuries. She was told she'd be lucky to ever stand again — let alone walk.
Prince refused to accept that prognosis. He brought the Prime Medical Device into the hospital room. PEMF therapy. Plant medicine. Alkalized water. Bollywood music. Assisted stretching. Reiki. Every single day, no days off.
The doctors said 98% of patients her age end up hooked on opiates. She was off all narcotics in five days. They said she'd never walk normally again. She proved them wrong. Every single one of them.
That's when Prince realized: if this worked for her, it could work for anyone. Including himself.
8 Invisible Disabilities.
The System Said Manage It. He Said No.
After Chelsy's recovery, Prince turned the mirror on himself. Years of concussions from wrestling. Degenerative Disc Disease at C6-C7 attacking his spine — nerve damage and numbness down the entire right side of his body. PTSD. Depression. Anxiety. Debilitating TMJ. Chronic pain. Nerve dysregulation. Sleep apnea. BPH.
Eight invisible disabilities. Not a single one shows up in an x-ray. The medical system said: manage it. Accept the limitations. Never fight again.
He refused.
Prince built Project PEMF Warrior — turning his own body into the laboratory. Every protocol tested on himself. Every metric tracked. The same system that helped Chelsy walk again, now applied to his own fight.
P.E.M.F. — The Protocol System
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Performance
Bloodwork. Pain scores. Mental health. Clinical output tracked and measured. Dr. Adam, Dr. Trent, Manny, and Austin driving the data.
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Energy
Cellular voltage restoration. PEMF therapy 3x daily. Red light. Sauna. Float. Kalari nutrition. 5 liters of alkalized water. 16:8 intermittent fasting.
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Movement
Coach Joe at Semiahmoo Athletic Club. Kalaripayattu flow. Wrestling. Bollywood. Kundalini. Every session filmed. Every output logged.
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Flow
The 4:00 AM ritual. 12 steps before the world wakes up. The PM ritual. 7 steps to close the day. Gratitude. Prayer. Sleep.
90 Days. One Warrior.
The First Documentary of Its Kind.
Prince has been filming for years — New Westminster, Whistler, the Okanagan — gathering proof that a body with eight invisible disabilities can still perform at elite levels. Now the cameras are rolling at Warrior World HQ in Clayton Heights, with the team at Catalyst Kintec, Coach Joe at Semiahmoo, and practitioners who believe in the mission.
June 15 to September 13. 90 consecutive days. Every protocol. Every appointment. Every pain score. On camera. On Web3. No edits. No hiding. Just proof — that measurable improvement is possible when you stack the right protocols and refuse to accept the prognosis.
From Surviving
To Thriving.
None of us win unless we all win. Prince built Warrior World to create a template — so every warrior after him can take the same protocols, the same proof, the same refusal to accept limitations, and build their own comeback.
Proof over promise. Systems over hustle. 1 + 1 = 11.