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well this is my first time folks so be gentle...

Wrestler name: Krazed

Apperance: Always in either a black or white wife-beater with matching sweats(or PJ's if im feeling lazy...) many times with the right pant leg rolled up to the knee. Black knee socks and white or black nikes usually matching the wife-beater.

Personal entrance music: Come with me-by P.Diddy (featuring Jimmy Page)

Moves List: Im a High Flyer so lots of speed and of course moves comming from above.
Signature moves:

Frequent flyer-Executed when I jumps from the turnbuckle (or some other raised platform) and hit a standing opponent with a thrust kick in mid-air.

knight, knight-a flying knee drop of the turnbuckle delivered to an opponent either standing up or laying on the ground

The klincher-a basic submission hold where I get my leg scissors over the opponent's shoulder and using leverage on the arm with my arms.

Kaos - leaping from the top turnbuckle, flipping forward 270°, and landing on the opponent back-first (Usually my finisher)

Affiliaton-West Side Rollers baby

Charlie, aka 'The Million Dollar Pitbull'

Entrance Theme: 'Money for Nothing' by Dire Straits

Appearance: Charlie is a moderately well built individual, most comparable to Roderick Strong. Outside the ring, he wears a tux, which he gets very protective of. Inside the ring, he wears a black and green singlet and boots

Character: Charlie's a classic snobby heel, like JBL or Ted DiBiase. He brags about being a great wrestler and successful businessman, although in turth he's a vicious brute who prefers to use raw power and dirty tactics to win.

Signature Moves:

Million Dollar Dream: Cobra Clutch

Pitbull Punch: Discus Punch uses diamond-encrusted brass knuckles

Finisher Move:

Power of the Pitbull: Vertical Suplex Piledriver

The Pitbull's back...aweshome.

The Monkey World Order

Description:
Whilst the m.W.o are theoretically heels, they're hugely over with the crowd. An homage (weel that's my story and I'm sticking to it) to a classic parody of a classic stable, neither of which shall be named for copyright reasons, they would probably be a highly effective stable if it wasn't for the fact that three of them are basically insane

Members:
Spandex Monkey Man aka 'Da Monkey Guy'
Chevrolet Nova
ZOD aka 'The General'
Syxxty-Nine
Scott Notone and Ruff Ragbadly, aka Wimpy and Digusting

Entrance Music: 'Tonight I'm Gonna rock You Tonight' by Spinal Tap

Catchphrases:
"WE'RE TAKING O-VER!" (Spandex Monkey Man)
"BROTHER BROTHER BROTHER!" (Chevy Nova)
"Come, son of Rob-El, KNEEL BEFORE ZOD!" (ZOD)
"When you're mWo, you're mWo 4 the money!" (all of them)

Signature and finishing moves:

The Bananarana SPAMM's finisher move, this is a Diving Huracarrana, without a pin.

The Atomic Leg Drop: Chevy Nova's finisher, this is a parody of Hogan's running leg drop that sees him bounce off the ropes as many times he can get away with before dropping the leg. Nobody has ever been pinned followign this move, as it's truly terrible.

Kneel before ZOD!: ZOD's finisher move (obviously), it's a Superkick to the opponent's shins, dropping them onto their knees, followed by a running knee to the back of the head.

The Sexx factor: Syxxty-Nine's finisher, this is a bog standard bronco buster.

does that mean the return of Zod?

Captain Sammitch

You could almost call him "Captain Sammitch 3.0", but apart from an intense training regimen and a few UFC appearances during the RDCW's hiatus, not much has changed for the premier face in the RDCW. Much of the stuff that remains the same is copied verbatim from Sammitch's previous bio.

• Persona: All-around face, bordering on heroic face, but not afraid to make a little mischief now and then. Sammitch is fiercely loyal and loves playing to the crowd. While he exemplifies clean wrestling and frowns on cheap shots, Sammitch is far from naïve and will fight fire with fire once the book goes out the window, which was very useful in winning and holding the hardcore title. Captain Sammitch can easily be considered a veteran of the RDCW by now, and that wealth of experience combined with experience from fights in the UFC and elsewhere keeps him cool as ice in the face of adversity. Though he's still more of a cruiserweight than a heavyweight, long hours of training have closed the gap a little more, and even if he's not the biggest wrestler in the ring, Sammitch is still one of the most dangerous by far.
  
  
• Entrance Music: The guitar hook to Peace of Mind by Boston.
  
  
• Clothing and Equipment: Standard ring attire for Captain Sammitch consists of either white warmup pants and New Balances with blue trim and a Peyton Manning jersey or black warmup pants and New Balances with white trim and his "Badass Pirate T-Shirt". Out of the ring, Sammitch is comfortably stylish, usually wearing a combination of dress casual and upscale athletic attire. For hardcore matches, Captain Sammitch wields a bo staff to great advantage.
  
  
• Wrestling Style: Again, though Captain Sammitch isn't a true heavyweight, he can easily wrestle them. He still relies on technically solid mat skills at close range and mixed martial-arts skills at arm's length, with a handful of spectacular high-flying moves in between. Sammitch's moveset is very deep - only his signature moves below can be concisely listed - and his moveset and style of fighting have been carefully arranged from films of his many bouts and of bouts featuring his rivals and most frequent opponents. The goal is to be able to predict and have an answer for as many of his opponent's moves as possible.
  
  
• Signature Moves: The Sammitch Suplex (cross-body German suplex, often daisy-chained), the Sammitch Strike (lotus blossom open-palm strike to an opponent's solar plexus), the Sammitch Spin (rapid spinning kick), the Sammitch Submission (Walls of Jericho), and the Sammitch Slam (powerbomb finisher, best from the top rope). These are only the best-known and flashiest moves in Sammitch's moveset.
  
  
• Affiliation: The faction formerly known as the Sudden Death Connection has lost several of its members, but the core of Captain Sammitch, Chewy Walrus, and Killconey is still intact and promises to remain one of the most powerful factions in the RDCW even as they continue to search for a new collective identity. Sammitch has assumed the role of the group's de facto leader after Penwing's departure, although for a long time even before then he had been a mentor and trainer for his teammates, and he is hoping to make his handful of fighters into a premier faction while also attempting to 'clean up' much of the "dirty wrestling" and cheap shots that he feels are harming the RDCW.
  

Chewy Walrus

Persona: A face by association and a mischief-making 'big man' in the mold of Rikishi and The Big Show. Very entertaining to the fans... and very intimidating to opponents. Chewy isn't afraid to fight dirty, and will throw his weight around no matter who he's up against.

Clothing and Equipment: Worn carpenter jeans that have obviously seen better days, brown steel-toed work boots, a white oxford dress shirt with the sleeves rolled up and the collar flipped, and Chewy's ever-impressive hat:



For hardcore matches (and whenever else he thinks he can get away with it), Chewy wields a flail made from a foot-long wooden handle with three bike chains nailed to it.

Entrance Music: TNT by AC/DC

Wrestling Style: Again, a combination of Rikishi and The Big Show - sheer power and momentum, taking advantage of his size and muscle to shove opponents around. Basic moveset that emphasizes keeping an opponent off-balance and maximizes raw damage.

Signature Moves: The Walrus Wallop (hard clothesline), the Wrecking Ball (Samoan leg drop), the Big Let-down (Russian back drop), and Random Acts of Violence (chokeslam finisher). Chewy's other finishing move is a spear called the Walrus Tusk.

Affiliation: The faction formerly known as the Sudden Death Connection has lost several of its members, but the core of Captain Sammitch, Chewy Walrus, and Killconey is still intact and promises to remain one of the most powerful factions in the RDCW even as they continue to search for a new collective identity. Chewy Walrus functions as the team's enforcer, a big, strong wrestler capable of dealing a lot of damage at a time and taking control of the tempo of the match. He is an excellent tag partner and has won the RDCW tag title both with Captain Sammitch and with Killconey.

Killconey

• Persona: For Killconey, Revenge of the Nerds isn't a movie, it's a way of life. Killconey was Captain Sammitch's and Chewy Walrus's roommate back in college, but the former fanboy set aside his twenty-sided dice and Sandman trade paperbacks for nunchaku and free weights. As the lightweight high-flyer of the faction, Killconey is capable of taking quite a bit of punishment and dishing out quite a bit in return - but he's almost as psychologically unstable as he is physically agile. Consider him a face if only by association, and because he loves playing to the crowd. Killconey excels at putting an audience in stitches with his in-ring antics - and then laying down some serious pwn4g3 on his opponent.
  
  
• Entrance Music: Also Sprach Zarathustra, as featured in 2001.
  
  
• Clothing and Equipment: Killconey wears red superhero tights with a blue Zorro-type mask and a blue cape, belt, and boots. The emblem on his chest is a stylized blue ferret - meant to represent the talking ferret Killconey in the fantasy epic Redwall. Killconey carries a variety of weapons ranging from his +1 Ball-Peen Hammer of Righteousness to his +2 Nunchaku of Battery to his +3 Wooden Sword of Splintering.
  
  
• Wrestling Style: Killconey is certifiably crazy out of the ring, but in the ring, his high-flying insanity knows no bounds. Killconey has no qualms about executing obscenely risky aerobatic moves, just because it's fun. When exchanging blows with other wrestlers up close, Killconey simply lets fly with a rather undisciplined flurry of martial-arts strikes, then tries to maneuver his opponent to set up one of his many signature moves...
  
  
• Signature Moves:
  
  > Earthfall: flipping (flying) neckbreaker
  
  > The Dragon Reborn: Dragonrana - the attacker performs a front flip from the top rope before executing the hurricanrana
  
  > The Path of Daggers: Bow and arrow submission hold - The attacker kneels on his opponent's back with both knees, hooking the head with one arm and the legs with the other. He then rolls back so that his opponent is suspended on his knees above him, facing up. The attacker pulls down with both arms while pushing up with the knees to bend the victim's back.
  
  > Finisher - Ender's Game: Flip piledriver - The wrestler begins by latching onto the opponent's back, with his head to one side of his opponent's hips, and his legs around his opponent's head. The wrestler then flips over into a sit-down piledriver.
  
  > Finisher - The Fires of Heaven: Corkscrew senton - this senton is performed by executing a backflip, then spinning 720°, landing on a fallen opponent back-first
  
  > Finisher - Xenocide: Shooting star piledriver - springboard shooting star press executed on a standing wrestler that is so unpredictable it can end in either a facebuster, a ddt, or the ultimate goal, a piledriver.
  
  
• Affiliation: The faction formerly known as the Sudden Death Connection has lost several of its members, but the core of Captain Sammitch, Chewy Walrus, and Killconey is still intact and promises to remain one of the most powerful factions in the RDCW even as they continue to search for a new collective identity. Killconey's marriage to the faction's manager Sweet Marlene hasn't softened him up one bit, and he will take anybody on to strut his stuff in front of her. Killconey is a true team player and an invaluable tag partner to Chewy Walrus.
  
  
  

Sweet Marlene

• Persona: Sweet and sassy in and out of the ring, Sweet Marlene is nevertheless a ruthless businesswoman and a clever strategist and leader, and if you cross her, you'll find yourself on the receiving end of some serious punishment courtesy of one of the most powerful factions in the RDCW. After taking over management of the SDC from Meeko, Sweet Marlene demonstrated her managerial abilities by helping the SDC hold its own throughout a bitter rivalry with The IV, at the time the dominant faction in the RDCW. Now she's back, and being married to high-flyer Killconey has made her a better manager and wrestler. While she manages a faction full of faces, Sweet Marlene knows that she's got to be willing to do whatever it takes to get to the top and stay there.
  
  
  
• Entrance Music: Candyman by Christina Aguilera.
  
  
  
• Clothing and Equipment: Sweet Marlene is always intent on dressing stylishly, and more modestly than the other women of the RDCW, whom she regards as immodest at best and unadulterated slutty trash at worst. Outside the ring, she wears blazers and skirts or pantsuits, and she wrestles in upscale pink warmup attire with white trim.
  
  
  
• Wrestling Style: Sweet Marlene prefers to concentrate on management more than on wrestling, but her in-ring game is still pretty solid. She is more of a mat wrestler, and she uses her strength to push the other women in the RDCW around without too much difficulty. Marlene doesn't really have any signature moves, preferring to simply use what works and stick with it until it stops working.
  
  
  
• Affiliation: The faction formerly known as the Sudden Death Connection has lost several of its members, but the core of Captain Sammitch, Chewy Walrus, and Killconey is still intact and promises to remain one of the most powerful factions in the RDCW even as they continue to search for a new collective identity. Sweet Marlene is the key to this search, and she continues to guide the faction through this transition intent upon taking it straight to the top.
  

The Monster of the RDCW has reemerged from his self imposed exile and is ready to unleash VIOLENCE upon the new generation of RDCW stars.

Personality type: Grimm enjoys dissecting his opponents mentally and physically. He thinks long range and will develop elaborate plots to get inside his opponents mind to distract their attention. A poet of the macabre, Grimm often employs dark imagery to intimidate his opponents, winning many matches before even stepping into the ring. For Grimm it's not about titles, or pins, it's about playing the game and torturing his foes.

Music:
Rob Zombie's "Lords of Salem"

Moves:

Power moves: Grimm will frequently use powerbombs, suplexes, bodyslams, and ddts to wear down his opponents.

Technical moves: Grimm will at times use a variety of punishing submission holds to weak his foes. One of his favorites is the Dragon Sleeper

He has also recently added the Koji Clutch to his repertoire.

Roughneck moves:
Kobe Special: turnbuckle chokeslam to the arena floor
The Flatliner: loaded glove heart punch
The Crapping Wizard: running kick to the head of kneeling opponent while wearing steel toed boots
138: DDT onto a steel chair
Grave Breath: spits green mist into opponent's face

Finishers:
The Grimmlock (Sharpshooter)
Grimmlock Version 2 (Kata Hajime/Tazzmission)
Triple 6 Bomb (top rope powerbomb, usually through a table)

Ring gear:

Black tape around wrists and hands. Various indie comic tshirts (Faust, Crow, Poison Elves, etc.) or horror punk band shirts (Independants, Ghoultown, Misfits, Samhain) ripped blue jeans, steel toed gladiator boots, Black leather motorcycle jacket.

BIG PIMP TIM

ENTRANCE MUSIC: "another one bites the dust"

RING ATTIRE: simple black pants, boots, and comes to the ring in a plain black shirt. front of the shirt says, punk ass, you gots ta go. back just a picture of a ring.

FIGHTING STYLE: more methodical. flair like. willing to work on a specific area, gouge, low blow, anything. more willing to brawl then high flying, but knows a handful of submissions that will work on specific areas, armbars, back breakers.

FINISHERS:
bitch maker. sharpshooter. will be used to make them tap, while taunting verbally.


punk ass over the top rope. usually following the punk maker. does what the name implies, tosses the punk up and ver the top rope. however. thrown, body slammed, depends on the situation.

Johnny Evil and the Otaku (Hiro, Big Fat Elvis and Ariel) vanished under bizarre circumstances. No one knows for sure when they will return.

King Snarf

Appearance- Check the avatar, dummy.
Entrance Music- None.
Moves- Opening lock-up, headlock. That's it.

Ghost Hog


Music: Suicidal Tendencies-Waking The Dead




Personality: Think Raven, but reborn and back from the dead. No longer a ranting and raving madman-now a silent predator that talks in mystical gibberish about life/death and a single-minded purpose-victory. Or some such.

Repertoire:
These moves are for more technical matches, Ghost Hog would rather have a falls count anywhere-no disqualification match.

Slaughterhouse: Modified Frankensteiner springboard from the top rope.

Pork Rind: Raking of the eyes followed by a series of chest slaps.

Swine-A-Sault: Back flip with a chair extended or at chest level off the top rope.

Iron Cross: Jumping Colt 45

Pork U: Methodical, taunting Rude Awakening

Hog Hell: Pumphandle into a powerbomb

Finishers:
Schwein Slop Suplex: Northern Lights

Hogtied Cradle: Walls of Jericho modded to lean back more


Gear:
Entrance:White, hooded robe

In ring... Painted White Face, black eye makeup, (all clothes white, light grey in color) padded gloves, gray camos, loose wife beater, military style, ammo belt, various military style boots..wet, short ½" hair. Baby powder in outfit causes white clouds to follow Ghost hog wherever he goes.



Allies: Former Officer Heidi Schwarz.
Hottie that's mean with a nightstick.

What happens to the underdog when he isn't anymore? What happens when the "hottest damn rookie this promotion has seen" is now a seasoned veteran in the organization. What does The Enforcer do when he has no one and nothing to enforce?

Joe Mama has held almost every title, and done so more than once. He has run with the greatest factions and had a hand in dismantling those he stands against. As "The Enforcer", Joe Mama mixed Arn Anderson's ruthlessness and dedication to allies with Tommy Dreamer's intensity and hardcore philosophy. Joe Mama is as comfortable with technical matches as he is with brawls and isn't afraid to throw in hardcore-style tactics. This melding of strategy and brutality has served him well through his career. He has fought Coffin Matches, Boston Street Fights, Last Man Standing Matches, and Falls Count Anywhere Matches, just to name a few. They say "familiarity breeds contempt", but what happens when nothing is familiar?

Entrance Music: "Faded" by Ben Harper

Attire: Blue jeans and black steel-toed boots, a Red Sox jersey (number can vary, but mostly #33)

Personality: Arn Anderson meets Tommy Dreamer...for now. What the new RDCW will bring out in "The Enforcer" is anyone's guess.

Allies: Unknown

Repertoire: A mix of Greco-Roman technical moves, straight brawling, and hardcore extremism. Moves of note include:

The Enforcer: an Arn Anderson-style Spinebuster

Flying Tea Bag Slam: Frog Splash

East Coast Hammer: Gorilla Press into a Death Valley Driver

Bay State Sledge: Torture Rack into a Death Valley Driver

Joe Mama-Lock: Texas Cloverleaf with a knee planted on the back of his opponent's neck

Weapon Of Choice: Loosy, his 33", 30 oz, barbed wire-wrapped Louisville Slugger

The Fantastic Brothers (James and Ryan Fantastic)

Entrance Music: Elton John's 'Saturday Night's Alright (for Fighting)'

Attire: Outside of the ring, James favours a long leather dustercoat and stetson with shades and jeans, whilst Ryan wears jeans and a black wifebeater. In the ring, James wears his shades, white boots and gold trunks with silver stars, whilst Ryan has silver trunks with gold stars.

Personalities: A former RDCW tag champion, James Fantastic has returned with his younger brother Ryan in tow. Although still basically a fan favourite, Fantastic is a lot tougher than he used to be, and definitely not above dirty tactics if the situation calls for it (and even when it doesn't, if he's bored).

Ryan, on the other hand, is totally crazy. A loose cannon, he's prone to pissing off anyone and everyone, and frequently needs his brother's help to dig him out of trouble. Nevertheless, he's incredibly popular wit the fans, mainly because he has no regard for personal safety.

In other words, it's that team of Eddie Guerrero and Brian Pillman I always wanted to see.

Wrestling Style: Both Fantastics combine Mexican style Lucha Libre with US style wrestling, relying on high-flying moves to stay ahead of the game. However, James also throws in a healthy amount of brawling, whilst Ryan is rather limited due to his inexperience. In tag matches the pair use a fairly high proportion of double teams, frequently at high speed.

Signature Moves:

El Kabong!: A Jarrett-style guitar shot to the head, this is James's most usual signature move.

Special School: Ryan set the opponent for Old School (that rope walk thing Undertaker does) before flipping over the opponent and flipping them into an arm drag.

Double Running DDT

Rock n' Roll Special: Double Dropkick

Finisher Move:

Fantastic Cutter: Shiranui, James' finisher.

El Fantastico: Ryan's finisher, a 630 splash

That's Fantastic: James performs a moonsault off one turnbuckle onto a foe, as Ryan hits a shooting star leg drop off the opposite turnbuckle onto the same foe.

music: some fucking tune that nobody recognises

favourite moves:
the pill pop (a manible claw type move)
the wassupository (a finger up the arse)

finisher:
the overdose (a combination of a stinkface followed by a bronco buster)

Name: "J"

Affiliation: The West Side Rollers!!

Entrance music: Godsmack - Sick of Life

Appearance: With his red shorts (bold blue stripe down both sides), J alternates between a tight white shirt and a tight black shirt. J also wears his lucky red and white Adidas shoes.

Description: J is a lightweight wrestler employing street fighting blended with less showy forms of martial arts. His preference is fast, close-in strikes. His signature moves can be mixed and matched to create deadly combos. When fighting from a distance, he'll use his opponent's weight and momentum against him. J is a rookie who'll only talk shit he can back up. Because of this, he's seen as the Rollers' go-between. He feels he's got something to prove...

Moves!:

The Ridgesword - A powerful ridgehand strike, usually used as a clothesline.

The Elbow Slammer - An elbow sandwich followed by an elbow drop.

The Sack Attack - A low body shot followed by a push and a leg sweep (done simultaneously). The Sack Attack can lead to a pin or a submission hold.

I'm Mike the Mouth Monroe, and I think JLA vs Evil will be the greatest match EVAR!1!

<span class="standout">Balls Nasty</span>

Entrance Music: Bad Company by Bad Company
Height: 6' 6"
Weight: 295 lbs.
Style: A kind of Macho Man Randy Savage/Ric Flair style. A mix of technical moves and brawling with a splash of showmanship flair.
Ring Gear: Pants and boots matching the Confederate flag or black pants with a Jack Daniels style logo on the seat that instead reads 'Balls Nasty No. 1 Ass Kicker'.

Signature Moves:

• The Kentucky Falls: A Flair style knee drop from the top rope.
  The Tavernsmasher: A Reverse Death Valley Driver.
  The Camero Cut: Sets opponent up for a Samoan Drop, but instead turns it into a deadly stunner. Only used in the most necessary of instances.

The English Bastards (Stephens and Kilburn) and Their Manager, Grace

Kilburn


Stephens


Grace



Character: Charlie's pet muscle, The English Bastards are pretty much what the name says: A Pair of Big English Thugs. Stephens is the dominant one in the partnership, whilst Kilburn prefers to hang back and hand out beatings when required. Grace does most of the talking for the team, but even so, she generally prefers to play sceond fiddle to he notoriously verbose Charlie.

Wrestling Styles: Both Stephens and Kilburn are power wrestlers, preferring to dominate their foes with sheer strength. However, whereas Kilburn prefers to simply throw people around, Stephens is deceptively quick, able to keep up with many smaller opponents.

Grace, of course, is a manager to the core, and never wrestlers. When she does get into the ring, she generally tries to get otu again as quick as possible.

Finisher Moves:

Anfield Avalanche: Body Avalanche, Kilburn's Finisher

Strong-Arm Tactics: A Lariat, Stephens' finisher

The Bastard Blowout: Hart Attack, with Kilburn applying the bearhug and Stephens hitting the clothesline.

I just saw this while Sammitch and I were working on the tag recap. you can't use "Breaking the Law" as your music. that was The Outcasts music.

El Superbeasto, the Giant Luchadore

Height: Seven feet

Weight: 415 lbs.

Appearance: Seven feet in height, El Superbeasto, wears a blue-black wrestling mask at all times. Outside of the ring, he wears a dark grey suit with a similar colored shirt underneath. In the ring, he wears blue-black style singlet with black leggins with blue design work on the sides. Blue boots.

Entrance music: Del Castillo's "Back From the Grave"
http://www.delcastillomusic.com/music.html

Affiliation: The Bastardo Family

Signature moves:

*Giant Headbutt-exactly what it says.

*Giant Elbowdrop-El Superbeasto drops his full weight behind this move, flattening most opponents.

*Giantsault-El Superbeasto occasionally will use his lucha training to use moves of this type to devastating effect. Most rings cannot handle the Giant lucha maneuvers and reinforced rings often must be built to handle his matches.

*Chokeslam to Oblivion-mighty giant chokeslam.

who the fuck is Qbert?

who the fuck is K-nut?

it ain't about who's Qbert, dawg, it's about who ain't Qbert! meaning you and all these other chumps around here. you feel me?

not really. no...

you gonna feel me. everybody gonna feel Qbert Johnson when it's all over.

yeah?

WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU?

I'm mxy!

I'M MXY!






BITCH!

DIZZAM!!!

Will the real Mxy please stand up

He is.
No need to be heightist!

FUCK YOU CAR!