Post by Whiser on Feb 20, 2010 21:45:54 GMT
Vital Statistics
Ring Name: Bud Whiser
Birth Name: Michael Wysiner
Years Pro: 10
Age: 44
Gender: Male
Hometown: Miami, Florida, USA
Physical Statistics
Height: 6 Feet 3 Inches
Weight: 335
Shoe Size: 13 Inches
Health Problems: Surgically Repaired Knees, heart and liver problems do to excessive drug and alcohol abuse.
Appearance & Apparel
Physical Description: In his youth Bud was a well built, and strapping young lad. His long limbs lent greatly to his smash-mouth style and the sheer force of his strikes and kicks are almost unmatched. Age catches even the swiftest man in the end though, and years of a life in a hard profession are beginning to show on his body. His hair is thinning, and his middle-section has increased several inches in size. He has gained about 50 pound since his last match and has had to have his knees surgically repaired, he wears two knee braces to help him maintain his balance, he also has several scars from his many other surgeries, and the brutal line of matches he has had over the years. As far as ring attire is concerned, Bud's is very simple, he wears the same tattered blue jeans, black leotard, and dull scuffed wrestling boots that he has always worn, the clothes have been burned, cut by barbed-wire, and abused in every way you can imagine, but just like the wearer, they stand the test of time. Do to his knee and back problems, he carries himself with a slump an really has been reduced to lumbering around slowly. His breathtaking power however has not decreased one bit, nor has his legendary mean streak. Those really are the only things that allow him to keep wrestling, Brute Force and Ruthless Aggression.
Wrestling Gimmick
Entrance Theme Music: Last Fight By: Velvet Revolver
Weapon/s of choice: Glass Covered steal Chair
Reaction From Fans: Good
Persona: Face, Tough as nails Texan.
Wrestling Technique
Combat Style: Smash Mouth Brawling
Attributes
Strength:13
Aerial: 2
Technique:10
Hardcore:16
Endurance: 10
Known Maneuvers
-Standard Wrestling Maneuvers-
Punch: A strike to any part of the opponents body with an open or closed fist.
Kick: A strike to any part of the opponents body with the sole or heel of the foot.
Irish Whip: A throw that sees a wrestler grab an opponent by the arm, and use leverage to force them into an obstacle such as the turnbuckle, or ring ropes.
Body Slam: A throw that sees a wrestler who is facing an opponent, place his arm in-between their legs, and his other arm around his neck, lift him into a vertical position and throw them to the mat.
Headlock: A wrestler uses his fore-arm, biceps, and pectoral muscles to vise an opponents head. This is usually done when a wrestler is to the side and facing the same direction as an opponent.
-15 Most Used Maneuvers-
Spinning Wristlock: A move in which the wrestler grabs the opponent by the wrist and twists it over his head to spin it around with enough force to take the opponent to the mat. The Wrestler then hyper-extends the wrist and immobilizes the wrestler.
Atomic Drop: A move in which the wrestler goes behind an opponent, then puts his head under the opponent's shoulder. He then lifts his opponent up, and drops him or her tailbone-first on the wrestler's knee.
Mat Slam:A mat slam is any move in which the wrestler forces the back of the opponent's head into the mat which does not involve a headlock or facelock.
Shin Breaker:The wrestler faces the opponent from the side, slightly behind. He tucks his head under the opponent's near armpit, and grabs hold of the opponent's near leg, bending it fully. He then lifts the opponent up and slams him downwards, impacting the opponent's bent leg on one of the wrestler's knee.
Elbow Drop: An elbow drop is a move in which a wrestler jumps or falls down on an opponent driving his or her elbow into anywhere on the opponent's body
Face Stomp: This is an attack that sees a wrestler drive his foot into the body of an opponent.
Forearm Smash: An attacking wrestler charges at the opponent and then hits the opponent in the chest or face with a forearm to force them back and down to the mat
Head Butt: An attack where a wrestler uses his head to strike a part of the opponent's body, usually the head or skull, to daze him.
Camel Clutch: The wrestler sits on the back of his opponent, who is face down on the mat, and places the arm or, more commonly, both arms of the opponent on his thighs. The wrestler then reaches around the opponent's head and applies a chinlock. The wrestler then leans back and pulls the opponent's head and torso.
Arm Bar: A wrestler grab the arm of an opponent, and hyper-flexes it, putting pressure on the elbow and shoulder.
Hammer Lock:The wrestler grabs his/her opponent's arm, pulling it around behind the opponent's back. This stretches the pectorals and shoulder joint, and immobilizes the arm
Choke Hold:The wrestler applying the hold positions himself behind his opponent. The wrestler then wraps his/her right arm around the opponent's neck, pressing the biceps against one side of the neck and the inner bone of the forearm against the other side.The neck is squeezed inside the arm extremely tightly.
Bear Hug: A wrestler stands in front of an opponent and locks his hands around the opponent, squeezing him. Often he will shake his body from side to side, in order to generate more pain around the ribs and spine.
Fish Hook: The wrestler bends one of his fingers into a hook, and uses it to stretch the opponent's mouth or nose.
-3 Trademarks Maneuvers -
Can Crusher:Bud bends his opponent forward and hooks each of their arms behind their back, and tucks their head under one of his arms, and then falls back to pull the opponent down either flat on his face with tremendous force.
Sick Kick: A thrust kick to the throat of a groggy opponent preceded by a side step.
-2 Signature Maneuvers-
DUI: Bud charges towards a standing opponent, jumps and brings his body parallel to the ground, driving his shoulder into the opponent's mid-section, tackling the opponent and forcing him down to the mat.
Ring Name: Bud Whiser
Birth Name: Michael Wysiner
Years Pro: 10
Age: 44
Gender: Male
Hometown: Miami, Florida, USA
Physical Statistics
Height: 6 Feet 3 Inches
Weight: 335
Shoe Size: 13 Inches
Health Problems: Surgically Repaired Knees, heart and liver problems do to excessive drug and alcohol abuse.
Appearance & Apparel
Physical Description: In his youth Bud was a well built, and strapping young lad. His long limbs lent greatly to his smash-mouth style and the sheer force of his strikes and kicks are almost unmatched. Age catches even the swiftest man in the end though, and years of a life in a hard profession are beginning to show on his body. His hair is thinning, and his middle-section has increased several inches in size. He has gained about 50 pound since his last match and has had to have his knees surgically repaired, he wears two knee braces to help him maintain his balance, he also has several scars from his many other surgeries, and the brutal line of matches he has had over the years. As far as ring attire is concerned, Bud's is very simple, he wears the same tattered blue jeans, black leotard, and dull scuffed wrestling boots that he has always worn, the clothes have been burned, cut by barbed-wire, and abused in every way you can imagine, but just like the wearer, they stand the test of time. Do to his knee and back problems, he carries himself with a slump an really has been reduced to lumbering around slowly. His breathtaking power however has not decreased one bit, nor has his legendary mean streak. Those really are the only things that allow him to keep wrestling, Brute Force and Ruthless Aggression.
Personal Photo
Wrestling Gimmick
Entrance Theme Music: Last Fight By: Velvet Revolver
Weapon/s of choice: Glass Covered steal Chair
Reaction From Fans: Good
Persona: Face, Tough as nails Texan.
Wrestling Technique
Combat Style: Smash Mouth Brawling
Attributes
Strength:13
Aerial: 2
Technique:10
Hardcore:16
Endurance: 10
Known Maneuvers
-Standard Wrestling Maneuvers-
Punch: A strike to any part of the opponents body with an open or closed fist.
Kick: A strike to any part of the opponents body with the sole or heel of the foot.
Irish Whip: A throw that sees a wrestler grab an opponent by the arm, and use leverage to force them into an obstacle such as the turnbuckle, or ring ropes.
Body Slam: A throw that sees a wrestler who is facing an opponent, place his arm in-between their legs, and his other arm around his neck, lift him into a vertical position and throw them to the mat.
Headlock: A wrestler uses his fore-arm, biceps, and pectoral muscles to vise an opponents head. This is usually done when a wrestler is to the side and facing the same direction as an opponent.
-15 Most Used Maneuvers-
Spinning Wristlock: A move in which the wrestler grabs the opponent by the wrist and twists it over his head to spin it around with enough force to take the opponent to the mat. The Wrestler then hyper-extends the wrist and immobilizes the wrestler.
Atomic Drop: A move in which the wrestler goes behind an opponent, then puts his head under the opponent's shoulder. He then lifts his opponent up, and drops him or her tailbone-first on the wrestler's knee.
Mat Slam:A mat slam is any move in which the wrestler forces the back of the opponent's head into the mat which does not involve a headlock or facelock.
Shin Breaker:The wrestler faces the opponent from the side, slightly behind. He tucks his head under the opponent's near armpit, and grabs hold of the opponent's near leg, bending it fully. He then lifts the opponent up and slams him downwards, impacting the opponent's bent leg on one of the wrestler's knee.
Elbow Drop: An elbow drop is a move in which a wrestler jumps or falls down on an opponent driving his or her elbow into anywhere on the opponent's body
Face Stomp: This is an attack that sees a wrestler drive his foot into the body of an opponent.
Forearm Smash: An attacking wrestler charges at the opponent and then hits the opponent in the chest or face with a forearm to force them back and down to the mat
Head Butt: An attack where a wrestler uses his head to strike a part of the opponent's body, usually the head or skull, to daze him.
Camel Clutch: The wrestler sits on the back of his opponent, who is face down on the mat, and places the arm or, more commonly, both arms of the opponent on his thighs. The wrestler then reaches around the opponent's head and applies a chinlock. The wrestler then leans back and pulls the opponent's head and torso.
Arm Bar: A wrestler grab the arm of an opponent, and hyper-flexes it, putting pressure on the elbow and shoulder.
Hammer Lock:The wrestler grabs his/her opponent's arm, pulling it around behind the opponent's back. This stretches the pectorals and shoulder joint, and immobilizes the arm
Choke Hold:The wrestler applying the hold positions himself behind his opponent. The wrestler then wraps his/her right arm around the opponent's neck, pressing the biceps against one side of the neck and the inner bone of the forearm against the other side.The neck is squeezed inside the arm extremely tightly.
Bear Hug: A wrestler stands in front of an opponent and locks his hands around the opponent, squeezing him. Often he will shake his body from side to side, in order to generate more pain around the ribs and spine.
Fish Hook: The wrestler bends one of his fingers into a hook, and uses it to stretch the opponent's mouth or nose.
-3 Trademarks Maneuvers -
Can Crusher:Bud bends his opponent forward and hooks each of their arms behind their back, and tucks their head under one of his arms, and then falls back to pull the opponent down either flat on his face with tremendous force.
Sick Kick: A thrust kick to the throat of a groggy opponent preceded by a side step.
-2 Signature Maneuvers-
DUI: Bud charges towards a standing opponent, jumps and brings his body parallel to the ground, driving his shoulder into the opponent's mid-section, tackling the opponent and forcing him down to the mat.
The sound of sticks percussing on a snare drum in a light roll breaks over the arena sound system, and a smooth riff from the "axe" of Velvet Revolver's lead guitarist Slash ebbs in as an undertone, their hit track The Last Fight plays. The lights of the arena dim and fade, and the shadow of a large bent figure can be seen as he enters the arena at the top of the stage ramp. The figure stumbles slowly toward the ring and then the lights start to shine again.
Time feels like I've been back in jail
Like when I was doing time in the can,
Spend all night on a bended knee
Just to beg for something to believe
Left home with a pack of clothes without a family tree
This fight could be the last fight
No giving and no winning
One time could be all the time
Should we decide to end the misery...
"Making his way to the ring from the heart of Austin, Texas. Standing at a towering 6 feet 3 inches tall, weighing in at a bone shattering 335 lbs, "The Never Dying Flame" Bud Whiser!"
Bud walks down the ramp with a wide grin stretch across his face, he wears his dirty, tattered jeans and blood stained IWA tee shirt. The smoke of his Cigar chokes the air, and the stink of his beer soaked hair squirms across the face of everyone in arms reach, He is cloaked in a glaze of beer and sweat and trumps to the ring unapologetically, the cheers of his small cult like following resonating loudly, throughout the arena that has broken to deafening quiet as the crowd stares at him shocked at the sight of his appearance.
Time heals all of the burned out bridges
Filled with nothing more more than misery
With the mask of the unbattled son
Trying to beg for something to believe
Left home with a pack of clothes without a family tree
This fight could be the last fight
No giving and no winning
One time could be all the time
Should we decide to end the misery
"Now here comes Bud Whiser! The man that Ryan Hughes refers to as a "Grizzly Character"
"Ha! Grizzly Character my ass....Bud Whiser has got to be the dirtiest, most foul smelling thing to ever step foot in a professional wrestling ring. I think he keeps himself this way just to get an edge on his opponent. I can’t bear to look at the guy, imagine having to clash with him in the ring.”
"Yeah but tonight, he dose battle with two people who more then equal his level of talent and ability, two people that I think are more then prepared for anything that he can throw at them. One of them a true legend, the "Hardcore Genius" Matthew Olievira, the other a former New Age Champion, the iconic Dave "The Lightning" Carter. This match is going to be brilliant."
Bud gets half way down the ramp and he gives his opponent a slight nod. He puts his cigar out on his hand, and tosses it to the ground. Bud rises his arm in a salute to the crowd, and jogs to the ring, sliding under the bottom rope, he lets out one of his trademark battle cries.
Breaking the chains of featherwights and giants
With the stain forever lasting liars
There afraid when we spit out the fire
And start living...living our prayer
The ending guitar solo of the song is now playing and pyro flares are erupting from the ring post. Once he reaches the ring, Bud raises both his arms and stares down his opponent.
Time feels like I've been back in jail
Like when I was doing time in the can,
Spend all night on a bended knee
Just to beg for something to believe
Left home with a pack of clothes without a family tree
This fight could be the last fight
No giving and no winning
One time could be all the time
Should we decide to end the misery...
"Making his way to the ring from the heart of Austin, Texas. Standing at a towering 6 feet 3 inches tall, weighing in at a bone shattering 335 lbs, "The Never Dying Flame" Bud Whiser!"
Bud walks down the ramp with a wide grin stretch across his face, he wears his dirty, tattered jeans and blood stained IWA tee shirt. The smoke of his Cigar chokes the air, and the stink of his beer soaked hair squirms across the face of everyone in arms reach, He is cloaked in a glaze of beer and sweat and trumps to the ring unapologetically, the cheers of his small cult like following resonating loudly, throughout the arena that has broken to deafening quiet as the crowd stares at him shocked at the sight of his appearance.
Time heals all of the burned out bridges
Filled with nothing more more than misery
With the mask of the unbattled son
Trying to beg for something to believe
Left home with a pack of clothes without a family tree
This fight could be the last fight
No giving and no winning
One time could be all the time
Should we decide to end the misery
"Now here comes Bud Whiser! The man that Ryan Hughes refers to as a "Grizzly Character"
"Ha! Grizzly Character my ass....Bud Whiser has got to be the dirtiest, most foul smelling thing to ever step foot in a professional wrestling ring. I think he keeps himself this way just to get an edge on his opponent. I can’t bear to look at the guy, imagine having to clash with him in the ring.”
"Yeah but tonight, he dose battle with two people who more then equal his level of talent and ability, two people that I think are more then prepared for anything that he can throw at them. One of them a true legend, the "Hardcore Genius" Matthew Olievira, the other a former New Age Champion, the iconic Dave "The Lightning" Carter. This match is going to be brilliant."
Bud gets half way down the ramp and he gives his opponent a slight nod. He puts his cigar out on his hand, and tosses it to the ground. Bud rises his arm in a salute to the crowd, and jogs to the ring, sliding under the bottom rope, he lets out one of his trademark battle cries.
Breaking the chains of featherwights and giants
With the stain forever lasting liars
There afraid when we spit out the fire
And start living...living our prayer
The ending guitar solo of the song is now playing and pyro flares are erupting from the ring post. Once he reaches the ring, Bud raises both his arms and stares down his opponent.
