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[FREE AGENT] Kyle Abbott

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Neal Thayer

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Sep 19, 2002, 3:51:29 AM9/19/02
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I've been working on this new character for the past few days now. Below is
the character's profile and a sample flash. But before you send your FAQs
and the like, please take note of the following requirements I have, some of
which are negotiable.

* Booked, e-mail fed. NO board feds.
* Prefer a fed that is run on a bi-weekly basis but will consider ones on a
weekly schedule.
* 1 flash max per week.
* Would prefer a fed with a decent women's division as I'd like to
eventually find a manager/valet for the character.

You can get in contact with me by e-mail (synth...@worldnet.att.net), on
AIM - Synthetic67, or IRC - same as AIM.

Now on to the important stuff...

Name: Kyle Abbott
Age: 19
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 250 lbs
Hometown: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Allignment: Pure Face

Appearance: Kyle has short, dark brown hair, hazel blue eyes, and a well
defined physique. There is a tattoo of a maple leaf on his right shoulder.
Oh, and let us not forget that picture-perfect smile.

Ring Attire: Kyle's wrestling attire is pretty basic; shiny, royal blue
shorts, matching elbow pads, black knee pads, and white wrestling boots that
go almost all the way up to the knee pads.

Theme Music: "Deep Colors Bleed" by Systematic

Gimmick: Kyle is a true fan of wrestling in every sense of the word. It
doesn't matter what company he is hired by, he approaches it with
enthusiasm. He is extremely ambitious, hoping to someday be at the top of
the wrestling business. He is quite charismatic as he is often seen
catering to the fans. However, he is a rookie, and he is naive. He will
make mistakes from time to time. But unlike some people, Kyle learns from
those mistakes. He strongly believes in accomplishing goals through hard
work.

Moveslist: swinging neckbreaker, DDT, vertical suplex, release German suplex
(with opponent landing on back of head & neck Benoit-style), flying cross
body, powerslam, fisherman's suplex, THE best dropkick in the business (gets
great elevation), left punches (he's a Southpaw, his lefts are far better
than his rights), missile dropkick, top rope moonsault, spinning back kick,
sitout powerbomb, Russian legsweep, high angle belly-to-back suplex, dragon
suplex, elbow drop, single leg crab, bulldog, armdrag

Signature Moves: front suplex, double underhook backbreaker, inverted DDT,
reverse Russian legsweep, reverse top wrist lock sleeperhold (aka buffalo
sleeper)

Setup Move: Spear
Description: Kinda obvious :)
Finisher: Thunder Bomb
Description: A senton bomb

Strengths:
1) Confidence - Kyle was well trained. What's more, he knows it. He's
confident in his abilities and doesn't let a loss get him down.
2) Size - At 6'5" and 250 pounds, Kyle combines strength and speed. He can
compete against a wide range of opponents wiith few difficulties.
3) Endurance - Kyle can easily "go the distance" with any opponent. He can
take a beating and still come back to give his opponents a tough match.
4) Determination - Kyle has the will to win. He doesn't let losses set him
back. If there's a goal he wants to accomplish, he won't stop until he's
achieved it.

Weaknesses:
1) Ambition - Although Kyle is very ambitious, helping him strive harder to
achieve his goals, it can also have an influence on him in a negative way.
His ambitions may cause him to make foolish rookie mistakes.
2) Naive - Kyle is a little too trusting. Sooner or later this is going to
bite him in the ass.
3) Inexperience - Kyle has the ability to be a great champion. But until he
gets a lot of in-ring experience, he'll be prone to making rookie mistakes
from time to time.

Sample Flash:
[The scene fades in to the backstage area of the Fort William Gardens in
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. The place is swarming with people as the
local wrestling promotion, Professional Wrestling of Ontario is currently
holding a show here. Various stars of the company rush back and forth,
preparing for the night's entertainment. The scene pans around to the
right, taking in the sights and sounds. We then stop panning and zoom in to
a young man by the name of Kyle Abbott. He is only 19 or 20, has short,
dark brown hair and a short goatee that stretches around his chin. He is
casually dressed in a short sleeved, navy blue pullover shirt, khakis, and
black shoes. Though most of his body is concealed, his arms are well
defined. A small crowd surrounds him. A few of them are young women his
own age or slightly older. Aside from them there is a reporter and her own
camera crew. Kyle has just finished answering a question and flashes a
smile, one that is picture-perfect.]

KA: Wrestling school was really tough. Plus the fact that I was still going
to high school in the beginning made it even more difficult. But I'm glad I
went through it. It's always been my dream to become a professional
wrestler. Now is my chance to fulfill that dream.

Reporter: Now that you have completed your training, have you started
looking for a promotion to get hired by? And if so, which ones do you have
in mind?

KA: First of all, yes, I have been looking for a promotion to get my career
started. I've sent my training videos to several companies all over Canada
and in the States. Right now I don't want to be picky. If it means
starting at the bottom, that's fine. I'll just work my way up.

Reporter: Have you considered hiring a manager or agent to help you along
the way?

KA: Yes but right now that's not my biggest concern. For now I just want to
get hired. Once that's out of the way, and once I'll know where I'll be
relocating to, I'll concentrate on looking into management.

Reporter: Okay. My next question is quite broad, but if you were to say
something to any future opponents of yours, what would it be?

[Kyle turns away from the reporter and looks straight into the camera.]

KA: I want to say that I respect you all and everything you've done. You
all have paved the way for us in the new generation of pro wrestlers. With
that in mind, I want to warn you that if by chance we step foot in the ring
together, you will be up against one of the most competitive men you will
ever face. I may just be a rookie fresh out of training, but I am
determined to succeed in this business. I've gotten this far, there isn't
much that can stop me now.

Reporter: I think that's about it.

[Kyle stands up and holds out his hand. The reporter accepts it in a
friendly handshake.]

KA: Thanks for giving me this chance to introduce myself to the wrestling
world. I appreciate it.

Reporter: You're welcome. Good luck Kyle.

KA: Thanks.

[The reporter turns and heads off-screen, her camera man close behind. The
scene fades out as several wrestlers approach Kyle and another conversation
begins...]


Yes, it's short, but that will change when I get the character started
somewhere. Please e-mail your FAQs/handbooks/fed details at
synth...@worldnet.att.net


Get Grand

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Sep 29, 2002, 5:36:20 PM9/29/02
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Can I give you some advice on your character? On the face of it, it would seem
that it could use a bit touching up to make it a more effective character.
Care to listen?

--
J.A.B.

"Hugged your Careful Idol of Cynicism lately?"

MadTaxi SMP

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Sep 29, 2002, 6:21:10 PM9/29/02
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>Can I give you some advice on your character? On the face of it, it would
>seem
>that it could use a bit touching up to make it a more effective character.

HERES COMES MORE ADVISE

IN ODER TO BE CREATIVE U MUST FIRST HAEV AN IMAGNATION

MAD TAXI!!!!!!!!!11

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