Post by Anwaar Saad on Jun 13, 2015 5:51:19 GMT -6
Personal Information
Name:
Gabe.
Email:
Previous E-Wrestling Experience:
Been efedding for nearly a year. Not too long.
Instant Messenger Names (Skype, AIM, Yahoo):
Character Info
Name:
"The Lion" Anwar Saad.
Twitter Handle (if applicable):
Saad, after the recent controversy has been banned from all forms of social media.
Height:
6ft 3''
Weight:
203 lbs.
Hometown:
Cairo, Egypt.
Age:
25.
Years Experience:
In pro wrestling? None. However, Anwaar Saad is a big MMA star in Europe and Japan, having been fighting for several years.
Alignment:
-1. Attempts to fight fair and honourably, however frustrations may get the better of him and cause him to use certain... questionable tactics.
Entrance Music:
Mick Gordon - Polemos
Entrance Description:
Physical Appearance:
Picbase - Jon "Bones" Jones.
Quite muscular and very lean, his height giving the illusion that he is somewhat skinny. He is dark skinned and sports a very long black beard that he calls the "Lion's Mane." He has short black hair.
Ring Attire:
Red mixed martial arts shorts with a variety of sponsors. Also there is an Egyptian flag printed on the back. He also wears no boots, instead having black ankle tape, wrapped around his foot.
Gimmick:
Foreign MMA star making the transition into Pro Wrestling. Quite intimidating and mysterious coming from a country that doesn't produce many wrestlers.
Personality:
Backstage, Saad is very arrogant and thinks he is better than everyone else having had a good run in MMA, thinking that he is special because he has done a "Legitimate Sport". However, Saad doesn't completely think he is better than wrestling in whole and actually puts time in to make sure he is constantly improving.
List up to three strengths of your character; they can be in-ring related, personality related, whatever you think helps define your character:
1.
Legitimate Background - A wide array of skills makes him a great all-rounder. Also gives him a certain intensity because of how realistic and stiff his attacks look.
2.
Sharp Tongue - Despite not being the most articulate man alive, Saad has a great ability to get under opponents skin and make them HATE him.
3.
Personal Staff - Saad has a group of trainers that help him in all fights whether it is match preparation or medics helping him recovering from injury. They also keep him on his toes with daily sparring.
List up to three weaknesses of your character:
1.
No Charisma - Saad is a charisma vacuum, meaning he has a lot of trouble connecting to the crowd in the match or outside of the ring.
2.
Sloppy Wrestler - Coming from MMA which was very messy and a lot of the moves weren't particularly designed to look nice or perfect, Saad struggles to make all his move look flashy. However, this doesn't particularly mean it will be like this forever, as Saad is constantly improving.
3.
Blood Lust - Coming from a place where MMA is practically a blood sport, having failing to catch up with the times and have little or no rules, Saad uses brutal tactics in matches that are somewhat questionable - e.g Stiffing opponents, stomping on certain areas of the body, fish-hooking.
Athletic Background:
Decorated athletic background, with accolades in Gymnastics, MMA, Kickboxing and Marathons. Worked in Japan MMA Giants APLHA-1, where he won the Light Heavyweight Championship.
Biography:
Little is known about the background of Anwaar Saad, apart from he was orphaned at a very young age, living on the streets for quite some time. Word has it he used to steal from a bakery to feed himself, but was caught after robbing the place for the sixth consecutive day. The baker and owner of the shop, said to Saad that he would feed him and look after him as long as he doesn't steal from his bakery.
While "adopted" by the baker, who just so happened to be a master in an ancient boxing technique in Egypt, known as Dambe. After growing up and becoming particularly good at Dambe and fighting in general, the baker offered to sponsor him in the local tournament, which Saad ended up winning.
The bakery has been turned into a national company from the exposure thanks to Saad, and he helped in running the bakery with MMA on the side, before conquering several major tournaments in West Africa. With nothing left to do, Saad left for Europe, where MMA is much more popular. This is where he began to reach the pinnacle of his MMA career, learning fighting techniques like Krav Maga and Sambo in Russia, competing in the company known as SIGMA. This is where he received attention from MMA Industry giants ALPHA-1, where he moved to work in Japan.
Anwaar Saad had a rough start, but worked his way up to become both the Middleweight and Light Heavyweight champion, uniting both belts. Saad had received International acclaim from his fights for being both exciting and something new every time, leading many fans to start questioning the legitimacy of the sport. However, these conspiracy theories were squashed when a shocked crowd in Tokyo witnessed the first round knock out of Saad at the hands of Turkish fighter Hassan Fezzik. Angry at being defeated so easily, Saad quit the business entirely.
After becoming bored and finding it hard to find work elsewhere, even after moving to USA, one of Saad's agents came up with the idea of Pro Wrestling, which he found could be a major opportunity to cash in on Saad's MMA popularity, he wound up at Pro Wrestling Exodus.
Wrestling Style:
MMA Crossover/Japanese Junior Hybrid.
Finishers
1. Pharoah Driver I (Royal Flush)
2. Pharoah Vise/ Pharoah Driver II (Royal Flush to Anaconda Vise)
3. Cairo Collider (Diving Lariat)
Signature Moves
1. SlakJaw (Spinning Heel Kick)
2. IcePak (Tree of Woe Double Foot Stomp)
3. Deadlift German Suplex.
Regular Moves You don't need to fill out all the slots for moves.
1.
ALL basic punch variations. (Uppercuts, Hooks, Jabs.)
2.
Spinning back fist.
3.
Front Kick.
4.
Snap Suplex.
5.
Diving Elbow Drop.
6.
Back Body Drop.
7.
Diving Cross Body.
8.
Running Lariat.
9.
STO.
10.
Wrestling Takedowns.
11.
Enziguri.
12.
Dropkick.
13.
Belly to Belly Suplex.
14.
Superplex.
15.
Super German Suplex.
16.
Neckbreaker.
17.
DDT.
18.
Tornado DDT.
19.
Flapjack onto ropes.
20.
Apron Back Suplex.
21.
Belly to Back Suplex.
22.
Powerbomb.
23.
Turnbuckle Powerbomb.
24.
Bitch Slap.
25.
Diving Moonsault.
26.
Knee variations (Jumping Knee, knee to grounded opponent etc)
27.
Elbow variations (Spinning Elbow, Bullhammer, Elbow to grounded opponent etc)
Very rare moves - Rarely seen unless big event or I state they can be used.
1.
Bite to side of face. Usually results in DQ but Saad tries to hide it.
2.
Springboard Clothesline to Pharaoh Vise.
3.
Shoot punch. A real punch to the face, used against opponents he legitimately hates or to test new wrestlers.
Name:
Gabe.
Email:
Previous E-Wrestling Experience:
Been efedding for nearly a year. Not too long.
Instant Messenger Names (Skype, AIM, Yahoo):
Character Info
Name:
"The Lion" Anwar Saad.
Twitter Handle (if applicable):
Saad, after the recent controversy has been banned from all forms of social media.
Height:
6ft 3''
Weight:
203 lbs.
Hometown:
Cairo, Egypt.
Age:
25.
Years Experience:
In pro wrestling? None. However, Anwaar Saad is a big MMA star in Europe and Japan, having been fighting for several years.
Alignment:
-1. Attempts to fight fair and honourably, however frustrations may get the better of him and cause him to use certain... questionable tactics.
Entrance Music:
Mick Gordon - Polemos
Entrance Description:
As the synthesised sitar and heavy drums of Mick Gordon's "Polemos" begin to boom around the arena, the lights dim, revealing a single spotlight shining on the stage. From behind the curtain, several trainers carrying the Egyptian flag emerge, all crowded around a certain Anwaar Saad, a towel wrapped around the back of his head and drinking from a water bottle.
As they all continue to walk very slowly down the ramp, the start to spread out until when they hit the ringside area, a clear shot of Saad is in view. He climbs up the steel steps, stepping onto the apron, before getting ahold of the camera man's attention, pointing to a selection of Mixed Martial Art sponsors on his shorts, making him zoom in and view them. Turning back around, Saad leaps over the rope and into the ring, retracting to his corner, drinking and wetting himself with the water.Physical Appearance:
Picbase - Jon "Bones" Jones.
Quite muscular and very lean, his height giving the illusion that he is somewhat skinny. He is dark skinned and sports a very long black beard that he calls the "Lion's Mane." He has short black hair.
Ring Attire:
Red mixed martial arts shorts with a variety of sponsors. Also there is an Egyptian flag printed on the back. He also wears no boots, instead having black ankle tape, wrapped around his foot.
Gimmick:
Foreign MMA star making the transition into Pro Wrestling. Quite intimidating and mysterious coming from a country that doesn't produce many wrestlers.
Personality:
Backstage, Saad is very arrogant and thinks he is better than everyone else having had a good run in MMA, thinking that he is special because he has done a "Legitimate Sport". However, Saad doesn't completely think he is better than wrestling in whole and actually puts time in to make sure he is constantly improving.
List up to three strengths of your character; they can be in-ring related, personality related, whatever you think helps define your character:
1.
Legitimate Background - A wide array of skills makes him a great all-rounder. Also gives him a certain intensity because of how realistic and stiff his attacks look.
2.
Sharp Tongue - Despite not being the most articulate man alive, Saad has a great ability to get under opponents skin and make them HATE him.
3.
Personal Staff - Saad has a group of trainers that help him in all fights whether it is match preparation or medics helping him recovering from injury. They also keep him on his toes with daily sparring.
List up to three weaknesses of your character:
1.
No Charisma - Saad is a charisma vacuum, meaning he has a lot of trouble connecting to the crowd in the match or outside of the ring.
2.
Sloppy Wrestler - Coming from MMA which was very messy and a lot of the moves weren't particularly designed to look nice or perfect, Saad struggles to make all his move look flashy. However, this doesn't particularly mean it will be like this forever, as Saad is constantly improving.
3.
Blood Lust - Coming from a place where MMA is practically a blood sport, having failing to catch up with the times and have little or no rules, Saad uses brutal tactics in matches that are somewhat questionable - e.g Stiffing opponents, stomping on certain areas of the body, fish-hooking.
Athletic Background:
Decorated athletic background, with accolades in Gymnastics, MMA, Kickboxing and Marathons. Worked in Japan MMA Giants APLHA-1, where he won the Light Heavyweight Championship.
Biography:
Little is known about the background of Anwaar Saad, apart from he was orphaned at a very young age, living on the streets for quite some time. Word has it he used to steal from a bakery to feed himself, but was caught after robbing the place for the sixth consecutive day. The baker and owner of the shop, said to Saad that he would feed him and look after him as long as he doesn't steal from his bakery.
While "adopted" by the baker, who just so happened to be a master in an ancient boxing technique in Egypt, known as Dambe. After growing up and becoming particularly good at Dambe and fighting in general, the baker offered to sponsor him in the local tournament, which Saad ended up winning.
The bakery has been turned into a national company from the exposure thanks to Saad, and he helped in running the bakery with MMA on the side, before conquering several major tournaments in West Africa. With nothing left to do, Saad left for Europe, where MMA is much more popular. This is where he began to reach the pinnacle of his MMA career, learning fighting techniques like Krav Maga and Sambo in Russia, competing in the company known as SIGMA. This is where he received attention from MMA Industry giants ALPHA-1, where he moved to work in Japan.
Anwaar Saad had a rough start, but worked his way up to become both the Middleweight and Light Heavyweight champion, uniting both belts. Saad had received International acclaim from his fights for being both exciting and something new every time, leading many fans to start questioning the legitimacy of the sport. However, these conspiracy theories were squashed when a shocked crowd in Tokyo witnessed the first round knock out of Saad at the hands of Turkish fighter Hassan Fezzik. Angry at being defeated so easily, Saad quit the business entirely.
After becoming bored and finding it hard to find work elsewhere, even after moving to USA, one of Saad's agents came up with the idea of Pro Wrestling, which he found could be a major opportunity to cash in on Saad's MMA popularity, he wound up at Pro Wrestling Exodus.
Wrestling Style:
MMA Crossover/Japanese Junior Hybrid.
Finishers
1. Pharoah Driver I (Royal Flush)
2. Pharoah Vise/ Pharoah Driver II (Royal Flush to Anaconda Vise)
3. Cairo Collider (Diving Lariat)
Signature Moves
1. SlakJaw (Spinning Heel Kick)
2. IcePak (Tree of Woe Double Foot Stomp)
3. Deadlift German Suplex.
Regular Moves You don't need to fill out all the slots for moves.
1.
ALL basic punch variations. (Uppercuts, Hooks, Jabs.)
2.
Spinning back fist.
3.
Front Kick.
4.
Snap Suplex.
5.
Diving Elbow Drop.
6.
Back Body Drop.
7.
Diving Cross Body.
8.
Running Lariat.
9.
STO.
10.
Wrestling Takedowns.
11.
Enziguri.
12.
Dropkick.
13.
Belly to Belly Suplex.
14.
Superplex.
15.
Super German Suplex.
16.
Neckbreaker.
17.
DDT.
18.
Tornado DDT.
19.
Flapjack onto ropes.
20.
Apron Back Suplex.
21.
Belly to Back Suplex.
22.
Powerbomb.
23.
Turnbuckle Powerbomb.
24.
Bitch Slap.
25.
Diving Moonsault.
26.
Knee variations (Jumping Knee, knee to grounded opponent etc)
27.
Elbow variations (Spinning Elbow, Bullhammer, Elbow to grounded opponent etc)
Very rare moves - Rarely seen unless big event or I state they can be used.
1.
Bite to side of face. Usually results in DQ but Saad tries to hide it.
2.
Springboard Clothesline to Pharaoh Vise.
3.
Shoot punch. A real punch to the face, used against opponents he legitimately hates or to test new wrestlers.