Post by Reeves™ on Jul 17, 2008 21:27:15 GMT -5
.::Name::.
[/u]J. Reeves
.::Home Town::.[/u]
New York
.::Weight::.[/u]
225
.::Height::.[/u]
6'1"
.::Gimmick::.[/u]
Reeves is a cocky superstar, he has the bling bling and all that which makes him look like a star. But in the end when it comes to him and you in the ring, you realize the cover of the book doesn't say all.
.::Disposition::.[/u]
Tweener
.::Division::.[/u]
Neutral
.::Top Ten Moves Used::.[/u]
Neckbreaker
DDT
Cross Body
Dropkick
Bulldog
Spear
Suplex
Sharpshooter
German Suplex
Spin Kick
.::Finisher::.[/u]
Moment of Truth = Leg hook reverse STO
Numerous other variations upon the move exist; Edge used to perform a variation called the Downward Spiral where he would cross his leg behind the opponent's leg. This variation has most recently been used by Mr. Kennedy, who calls it the Mic Check.
Picture Perfect = Shooting Star Press
A shooting star press is a technique when the wrestler jumps forward from an elevated position and presses knees to chest, executes a backflip in mid-air, and lands on the opponent in the splash/press position. In kayfabe, the move is considered a more impactful version of a splash, since the wrestler utilizes rotational speed, as if he were a circular saw.
.::Sample Role Play::.[/u][/color]
Luggy lifts Reeves over his shoulder and is about to drop him onto his knee with a Impaction but Reeves drives his right elbow into Luggy's left cheek. Luggy then loses his balance and falls back slamming Reeves with a fallaway slam. Both men lie their injured and neither looks ready to get up. But Reeves Luggy makes it to his feet and climbs out of the ring onto the ring apron. He gets up on top of the top turnbuckle and measures Reeves up. Reeves slowly begins to stagger to his feet. Luggy leaps off the top turnbuckle going for a flying clothesline but Reeves leaps in the air lifting both knees connecting into Luggy's skull with a Moment of Truth out of nowhere! Reeves then covers Luggy, by hooking his leg. 1...2...3...
.::Picture::.[/u][/color]
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