The Reprobate [REDUX]

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Name: The Reprobate
Alignment: Heel
Height: 6 feet
Weight: 220 lbs
Hometown: New York, New York
Wrestling Style: Brawler
Entrance Music: "Rock Is Dead" by Marilyn Manson

Physical Appearance: Long braided hair, trimmed facial hair. Well built with tanned skin and some tattoos on his arms.
Former Attire: Sleeveless black t-shirt with torn jean shorts.
Current Attire: Shirtless, with torn jean shorts and large elbow pads. Carries a singapore cane, wears white taped fists.

Championships Won:
GWF Hardcore Champion (1)
(Reign length unknown, history books destroyed)
GWF World Interbrand Champion (1)
Sunday Brunch [7/16/08] to Sunday Brunch Rotten Anniversary [3/22/09] (249 days)
GWF World Tag Team Champion (1)
Friday Night Brawl [8/8/08] to Sunday Brunch Rotten Anniversary [3/22/09] (w/ Damian DeNiro) (226 days)
GWF United States Champion (1)
Saturday Night Dogfight [4/4/09] to Undefeated (Promotion close, 1 day)

Awards and Accomplishments:
GWF Checkbook Challenge Winner 2008

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MOVESET
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FINISHING MOVES
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Primary Finisher: Vertigo - (Sitout Death Valley Driver)
Description: Added to his arsenal in 2007, the move was soon banned in GWF due to high injury risk. The move was replaced by a standard DDT. In 2009, the move reappeared in ACW during a match with VorteX. It has now been re-established as Rep's premier finishing move.

Secondary Finisher: Muta Lock
Description: One of the most feared submission moves in professional wrestling, it was added to his arsenal in his early career as an imitation of the Cobra Grip, which was the finishing move of the Grizzly Cobra, who was a large influence in Rep's career.

Quick Finisher: DDT
Descrpition: Once his primary trademark move, the DDT has softened over time and is now used to knock out unsuspecting opponents in non-match situations. Usually this will be used during run in attacks or to wrestlers who are running in to one of his matches. Sometimes it will be used during a match, but it rarely finishes the match, unless the opponent is inexperienced.

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TRADEMARK MOVES
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1. Knife Edge Piledriver - (Cradle Piledriver)
Description: Having always been used in Rep's arsenal, this move is a mainstay and has been the turning point in many matches. This move usually comes out as Rep's way of taking control of the match after being beaten down.

2. Superkick
Description: A quick and easy move, usually used after ducking a clothesline or punch. Comes out of no where and is an instictive move, is never "set up" or seen coming.

3. Avalanche Neckbreaker - (Top Rope Neckbreaker)
Description: A big time move that has a complicated set up, this is sometimes reversed. But when done correctly, the opponent may be put down for at least a long two count.

4. Dragon Sleeper
Description: Usually locked on after ducking a clothesline, the standing variation of this move is used to slow down the match and the opponent's chain of moves. It wears down the opponent and is usually not used as a victory move, as Rep breaks it up by dropping the opponent down in to a backbreaker.

5. Facebreaker - (Busaiku Knee Kick)
Description: Lifted from Jake Steele's uncle Jack Steele, who trained both Rep and Steele, this move was the finisher of Jack Steele, and ended some rookie careers in the mid 80s. Though Rep's version may not be made in to a finisher, some say that Rep's is a variation of Jack's move, whereas Jake's is a carbon copy.

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BEATDOWN MOVES
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1. Runing boot to kneeling opponent
2. Diving lariat
3. Elbow strikes (Running back elbow, bionic elbow)
4. Powerbombs (Double underhook, standing)
5. Double underhook arm drag
6. Falling scoop slam to old school knee drop
7. Strikes (Mounted punches, mounted elbows, backhand slap, bashing head against mat)
8. Snot rag (Blows nose in hand towel and rubs in opponent's face)
9. Four corners (Bashes opponent's head against all four top turnbuckles)
10. Fake right hand to left jab

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ALLIES & ENEMIES
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Allies:
1. Christina Hernandez
2. Dr. Stu Nervosa

Enemies:
1. Jake Steele
2. Rena Matheson
3. VorteX

[rep]

Name: Christina Hernandez
Alignment: Heel
Height: 5 foot 4
Weight: 120 lbs
Hometown: The Bronx, New York
Wrestling Style: Brawler
Entrance Music: "P.I.M.P." by 50 Cent [Instrumental]

Physical Appearance: Long dark brown/black curly/greased hair. Usually has hair in a tight ponytail. Medium skin tone. Thick build, short but voluptuous. And who could forget the GHETTO BOOTY~!?
Backstage Attire: Basic stereotypical accessories: Hoop earrings, excessive make up. Tight jeans, thick colorful belt and matching color shirts/sneakers.
Current Attire: Tight black sweatpants and a feminine colored t-shirt, which usually finds it's way coming off throughout the match, which reveals a sports bra.

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MOVESET
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FINISHING MOVES
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Primary Finisher: Moonsault
Description: Going to the top rope is USUALLY a no-no for female wrestlers because it USUALLY never ends well. When Christina goes to the top rope for her moonsault, not only is it graceful and good for a female wrestler, but it gives the male's version a run for it's money as well.

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TRADEMARK MOVES
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1. Dragon Sleeper
Description: While not exactly a trained prodigy in the ring, Christina's Dragon Sleeper is well executed enough to slow down the opponent if not get a submission victory.

2. Triangle Choke
Description: While not beneficial in America's lame modeling industry, having thick legs is an advantage in pro wrestling, especially when the owner knows how to use them. When Christina locks her legs around the neck of an enemy, the least expected and most surprising aspect is the pain!

3. Flying Headscissors
Description: While not so surprising for a Hispanic wrestler, the flying headscissors is unusual for a woman who is not an athlete. It seems that the hurricanrana is the only surefire born trait of Hispanic people.

4. Jazz Stinger - (Sitout Facebuster)
Description: Adopted from one of her idols, the Jazz Stinger was one of the primary finishing moves of female wrestler Jazz. Christina puts her version to good use, and like a few other of her moves, it also adds a bit of "sexual irony" to any matches she is involved in.

5. Genitalia Claw (Testicular/Vaginal Claw)
Description: Without a doubt, one of the most painful moves in wrestling history. Whether it be squeezing the testicles until they pop, or sticking and squeezing two or three fingers in to the hole where the sun don't shine... this isn't used to win wrestling matches, this is used to get even.

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BEATDOWN MOVES
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1. Knee strikes to head
2. Running hip/butt bump in corner
3. Second rope lariat
4. Diving seated senton
5. Drop attacks (leg drop, knee drop, elbow drop)
6. Takes off shoe and hits opponent with it