Post by Gigantor Maximus on Feb 12, 2009 15:53:59 GMT -5
Name: Gigantor Maximus
Appearance: Long-ish black hair that partially cover his face, a beard with some rough-looking stubble, his torso, arms & legs are quite hairy; Caucasian male, short & skinny; Jimmy Jacobs physique.
Attire: Black fuzzy boots & trunks. He carries a chain during his entrance.
Height: 7'11" (really 5'6")
Weight: 578lbs (really 143lbs)
Hometown: Land of the Giants
Wrestling Style: Wrestles in the style of many giants. Lots of big power moves. Can go Hardcore as well.
Signature Moves:
Bear Hug
Big Boot
Body Slam
Chokeslam
Gorilla Press Slam
Powerbomb
Power Slam
Stalling Suplex
Torture Rack
Finishing Moves:
Gigantor Bomb (Giant Bernard's "Baldo Bomb")
Super Destructo Bomb (The Undertaker's "Last Ride")
Entrance:
Music: "China White"- The Scorpions
Moves: "China White" begins playing & the W*I*G-Screen goes black as white letters followed by black & white images flash across it. The lights in the arena drop, focussing at the top of the entrance ramp. Dry Ice is pumped out & a silhouette is seen against the smoke. Gigantor Maximus emerges from the fog. He has a chain wrapped around his neck, he holds one end of the chain in each hand. He stomps down the ramp, shaking his arms & rattling his chain as much as he can. Gigantor stomps on down the ramp; roaring as he goes.
Bio:
Gigantor Maximus actually believes himself to be a giant among professional wrestlers. He tries to wrestle the "big-man" style. Due to him being so small, however, his attempts to wrestle in such a fashion against wrestlers much larger than him means he often comes up on the losing end of his matches.
Strengths:
His speed & agility. Due to being quite small & light, Gigantor Maximus may be the fastest competitor in W*I*G edging out others such as Sean McCann & Team Raft-Shack.
Weaknesses:
Gigantor will not use that speed to his advantage. Since he believes he is a giant he will attempt to use as many usual "big man" power moves as he can. Unfortunately, he lacks sufficient strength to pull off any of these moves.
Appearance: Long-ish black hair that partially cover his face, a beard with some rough-looking stubble, his torso, arms & legs are quite hairy; Caucasian male, short & skinny; Jimmy Jacobs physique.
Attire: Black fuzzy boots & trunks. He carries a chain during his entrance.
Height: 7'11" (really 5'6")
Weight: 578lbs (really 143lbs)
Hometown: Land of the Giants
Wrestling Style: Wrestles in the style of many giants. Lots of big power moves. Can go Hardcore as well.
Signature Moves:
Bear Hug
Big Boot
Body Slam
Chokeslam
Gorilla Press Slam
Powerbomb
Power Slam
Stalling Suplex
Torture Rack
Finishing Moves:
Gigantor Bomb (Giant Bernard's "Baldo Bomb")
Super Destructo Bomb (The Undertaker's "Last Ride")
Entrance:
Music: "China White"- The Scorpions
Moves: "China White" begins playing & the W*I*G-Screen goes black as white letters followed by black & white images flash across it. The lights in the arena drop, focussing at the top of the entrance ramp. Dry Ice is pumped out & a silhouette is seen against the smoke. Gigantor Maximus emerges from the fog. He has a chain wrapped around his neck, he holds one end of the chain in each hand. He stomps down the ramp, shaking his arms & rattling his chain as much as he can. Gigantor stomps on down the ramp; roaring as he goes.
Bio:
Gigantor Maximus actually believes himself to be a giant among professional wrestlers. He tries to wrestle the "big-man" style. Due to him being so small, however, his attempts to wrestle in such a fashion against wrestlers much larger than him means he often comes up on the losing end of his matches.
Strengths:
His speed & agility. Due to being quite small & light, Gigantor Maximus may be the fastest competitor in W*I*G edging out others such as Sean McCann & Team Raft-Shack.
Weaknesses:
Gigantor will not use that speed to his advantage. Since he believes he is a giant he will attempt to use as many usual "big man" power moves as he can. Unfortunately, he lacks sufficient strength to pull off any of these moves.
