Post by Ratings on Jan 5, 2009 17:05:31 GMT -5
Wrestler Profile: Felyx Fortune
Name: Felyx Fortune
From: Las Vegas, NV
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 207 lbs.
Age: 26
Debut: July 1st, 2006 at EWT’s Saturday Night Special
Theme Music: “Chase Manhattan” by Freebie & The Bean
Finisher: “Fortune’s Roulette” (Rotating Complete Shot)
Favorite and Common Moves:
-“The River Card” (Cradle Shock)
-Spinning heel kick to the back of the head
- Elevated Spike DDT
-Spinebuster into jacknife hold pin
-Swinging neckbreaker
-Shuffle sidekick/Superkick
-Snap suplex
-Headscissors takedown
-Missile dropkick
-Superplex
-Running spinning heel kick
-Arm wrench
-Top rope moonsault
-Boston Crab
-Snap DDT
Type (Face, Heel, Tweener): Serious tweener with face tendencies.
Wrestling Style: A balance of speed and technical ability
Affiliation: None at the moment
Titles Held: None
Basic Appearance: Cody Rhodes physique; medium length, jet black hair with red highlights, light brown eyes, jet black soul patch.
Wrestling Attire: Long wrestling tights with similar designs to pair shown here. Silver boots with black and red wrist tape. Comes to the ring wearing this motorcycle jacket that he takes off prior to his matches.
Bio: Not much can be said about Felyx Fortune other than a few known facts. He grew up in Las Vegas, he has a passion for wrestling and his only mainstream professional match occurred in July of 2006 as one half of the Wyld Cards tag team in a losing effort against BK3K. Since then, Felyx has worked hard to improve his in-ring abilities and is now looking to make an impact as a solo competitor.
Strengths: A decent balance of speed and technical skills as well as a eagerness to improve his game will make Felyx a possible Superstar in the making. Also, he doesn’t allow himself to be easily distracted as he gives his complete attention to his opponent from the opening to closing bell.
Weaknesses: He is still very new to wrestling and is prone to make the odd mistake that in some cases cost him the match. His lack of knowledge in submission holds also play against him and he has the habit to take unnecessary high risk maneuvers that often do more harm to him than his opponent.
Name: Felyx Fortune
From: Las Vegas, NV
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 207 lbs.
Age: 26
Debut: July 1st, 2006 at EWT’s Saturday Night Special
Theme Music: “Chase Manhattan” by Freebie & The Bean
Finisher: “Fortune’s Roulette” (Rotating Complete Shot)
Favorite and Common Moves:
-“The River Card” (Cradle Shock)
-Spinning heel kick to the back of the head
- Elevated Spike DDT
-Spinebuster into jacknife hold pin
-Swinging neckbreaker
-Shuffle sidekick/Superkick
-Snap suplex
-Headscissors takedown
-Missile dropkick
-Superplex
-Running spinning heel kick
-Arm wrench
-Top rope moonsault
-Boston Crab
-Snap DDT
Type (Face, Heel, Tweener): Serious tweener with face tendencies.
Wrestling Style: A balance of speed and technical ability
Affiliation: None at the moment
Titles Held: None
Basic Appearance: Cody Rhodes physique; medium length, jet black hair with red highlights, light brown eyes, jet black soul patch.
Wrestling Attire: Long wrestling tights with similar designs to pair shown here. Silver boots with black and red wrist tape. Comes to the ring wearing this motorcycle jacket that he takes off prior to his matches.
Bio: Not much can be said about Felyx Fortune other than a few known facts. He grew up in Las Vegas, he has a passion for wrestling and his only mainstream professional match occurred in July of 2006 as one half of the Wyld Cards tag team in a losing effort against BK3K. Since then, Felyx has worked hard to improve his in-ring abilities and is now looking to make an impact as a solo competitor.
Strengths: A decent balance of speed and technical skills as well as a eagerness to improve his game will make Felyx a possible Superstar in the making. Also, he doesn’t allow himself to be easily distracted as he gives his complete attention to his opponent from the opening to closing bell.
Weaknesses: He is still very new to wrestling and is prone to make the odd mistake that in some cases cost him the match. His lack of knowledge in submission holds also play against him and he has the habit to take unnecessary high risk maneuvers that often do more harm to him than his opponent.
