Wrestler Bio's Template.

[B-17]

Woah...he has history.

[Bray]

Yep, and not all of it good.

[Dylan Graves]

WRESTLER NAME: "Dangerous" Dylan Graves

HOMETOWN: Columbia, South Carolina

HEIGHT: 6'1"

WEIGHT: 215

THEME SONG: Black Stone Cherry - Lonely Train

 

SIGNATURE MOVES(S)

Deadend Lead (Imploding 450 Splash)

The Looking Glass (That's a Wrap)

 

FINISHERS(S)

Graves' Danger (Falling Dropkick)

 

 

NOTABLE FUEDS:

 

ACCOLADES:

 

Biography:

 

The life of Dylan Graves is a story of struggle, poverty, perseverance, and a (perhaps never ending) quest. He was only a child when he lost his mother after she suffered a broken neck in a minor automobile accident while performing oral sex on a bankruptcy lawyer from Cleveland. Following that incident, his single father worked doubly hard to provide for him. They struggled mightily to make ends meet, but seemed to always find a way to pull that last penny out of thin air. Unfortunately, all those long hours of hard work drove a wedge between Dylan and his father. It’s difficult to get to know a man who is never there and stays tucked away in the Internet when he is.

 

Rather than to spend his time alone, or playing video games (like most of the others his age), Dylan began a plutonic relationship with his much older neighbor across the street, Nakasumi Surakin, a Japanese immigrant who taught Karate to neighborhood boys out of his basement. Graves would study under Surakin’s tutelage for the next 17 years, reaching a blackbelt of the 2nd degree in the Art…until his father fell gravely ill.

 

As his father laid on his death bed, he dropped a bombshell that would rock Dylan Graves to the core, changing his life path forever. “You have a brother, kiddo. A twin, in fact. The hospital lost him at birth and I’ve spent all these years trying to find him. I’ve failed. Never stop looking for your brother” he told Dylan. Then with his last deliberate action in this world, he scribbled “http://www.ocwfed.com” on the palm of Dylan’s hand. Dylan knew exactly what he needed to do.

 

Following his father’s funeral, Dylan began his quest for Online Championship Wrestling. He used his father’s $30,000 life insurance policy distribution to travel to Iquitos, Peru where he became an understudy to aging Peruvian legend Sandavo Mata. Mata trained Dylan in a unique brand of aboriginal lucha that was a natural compliment to his balance, agility, and martial arts abilities.

 

Dylan struggled mightily to adapt his striking to the world of professional wrestling. While a phenomenal athlete, his reputation for “throwing potatoes” spread amongst several Indy locker rooms. In June of 2014 during a match against “Playboy” Julian Reynolds at the National Guard Armory in Burns, Indiana…Dylan struck Reynolds in the face, fracturing his right orbital. Reynolds lost consciousness for an extended period of time and the injury later required three rounds of costly reconstructive surgery. This incident earned him the nickname “Dangerous” (which he despises).

 

Dylan does not speak of the incident but continues to keep in contact with Reynolds, whose family was thrown into financial crisis by the injury. Following the injury, Dylan stopped competing and went on public hiatus. Privately, he sought remedial training in pro wrestling strikes from 2008 Austrian shadowboxing champion, Adlar Habic. He is once again confident in his ability to work safely and is excited to return to the ring.

 

Upon entry to OCW, Dylan has no existing relationships in the federation. He’s a complete stranger in the locker room, relying only on his morals and internal compass to keep him from going astray. He’s dedicated, loyal, and never stops working to improve. He is most likely to connect with other competitors that display similar traits. Dylan will steadfastly oppose rule-breakers, cheaters, and those who fail to display the level of respect and humility he’s grown to expect in the business.

 

Dylan is no cheater, no liar, and he’s no backstabber. He’s loyal, if anything...maybe to a fault. You can depend on Dylan to operate within the confines of the rules, treat others (even his opponents) with respect, and approach federation dealings as a staunch professional. He’s always the designated driver. Funny, great to be around…but straight-edge. Dylan won’t disrespect his father’s memory by cutting corners in the search for his brother, it has to be done the right way.

 

Unfortunately, he is also a bit gullible and far too trusting. His attempt to find his brother can sometimes border on desperation…not all those who offer help are helpful. “Friends” before have betrayed him. It hurts. Yet, somehow he just keeps trusting the wrong folks!

In order to find his brother he must wade through the challenges and distractions that are bound to arise in OCW during his quest to reach the top and find his brother; he needs all eyes on him; he needs visibility from the highest peak to see his goal come to fruition. He knows doors have a tendency to open a bit wider when you’re wearing 15 pounds of championship gold around your waist.

 

Dylan Graves lives a simple, humble life down at the Cherry Grove RV Park and Marina. You can find him in his 1994 Fleetwood, Lot 17. He is occasionally sidelined to rest his body from chronic shoulder injuries and is unusually prone to male yeast infections. He eats an obscene amount of low-fat yogurt.

[B-17]

Oral sex, are you kidding me!

[Sophia]

Ouch, prone to male yeast infections! Lol

 

Cue commericial music:

"Activi-aaaaa"

[Cody Storm]

WRESTLER NAME: "The Son of God" Cody Storm

HOMETOWN: Detroit, Michigan/Silver Spring, Maryland

HEIGHT: 6'4

WEIGHT: 245LBS

THEME SONG: I Want it All/We Will Rock You Mashup - Queen (Feat Armageddon)

 

SIGNATURE MOVES(S): Spinning Backfist/Terrapin DDT

 

FINISHERS(S): The Crucifix (Crucifix Powerbomb)/The Hebrew Hammer (Powerslam)

 

NOTABLE FUEDS: Cody Storm vs Tobin Frost, Cody Storm vs Jacob Trance, Cody Storm vs Sean McGee, Cody Storm and his pursuit of the A-Team

 

ACCOLADES: 1x OCW World Heavyweight Champion, 1x International Champion, 2013 King of OCW, 2011 Future Investment winner, 1x T.V. Champion

 

Biography: Cody Storm was born in Detroit Michigan, but his stay there would not last long. Around the time that Cody was five, his mother and father would divorce. Cody and his mother would move to Maryland, while his brother, Jake, and their father would stay in Detroit. The divorce was traumatic enough that Storm blocked it out as he grew older. His mother soothed him by telling him that God was his father. Most would assume she was speaking figuratively, but being the emotional wreck that he was, Cody took her words literally. Any opinion or evidence against this newly formed fact would be met with strong opposition and, on more than one occasion, violence.

 

Cody Storm made his way to OCW as part of the great rookie influx of 2011. While most joining the company during this time would be sent to Ambition, where the likes of Tiberius Dupree, Dimsmore, Ryu Matsumoto, Patolomai, and Matsuda would form the tight knit core of the "Ambition Era", Storm would show up on Riot and defeat returning veteran, Josiah Cross, for a roster spot on OCW's flagship show. Most of his first year was spent trying to find his place in the back; Storm would form a short lived tag-team with Brandon Hostile, come close to beating former World Champions Aries and Trevor McManus on separate occasions, have a very brief stint with the Television Championship, and win the Future Investment in his first Wrestlelution match (Wrestlelution VI).

 

The end of Storm's first tenure in OCW would come quickly after his big F.I. win as he grew frustrated and in a spat with OCW owner Mr. Sensation would be unceremoniously thrown out of the company. Cody was thrown into a dumpster and driven out in the busy New York street where he was most likely hit by at least one car. All of this coming after being attacked backstage by Patolomai who stole his F.I. briefcase.

 

In the summer of 2012 Cody Storm would return to OCW to form a tag team with Jacob Trance. Cody's fickle nature would rear its ugly head again as Storm would bring in his brother, Jake Storm, his wife Cherese Lee-Storm, and turn on Jacob Trance before The Storms would set their sights on OCW Tag Team Champions: The A-Team.

 

It wouldn't take long before The Storms would grab the attention of the champions, but Jake Storm was a no show on the evening the title match was to be held. Cody entered the ring opposite The A-Team and did the best he could on his own, but the company would later decide the match was not fit for T.V.

 

This match-that-never-was would be the first in a set of events leaving Storm once again frustrated and feeling under utilized: Over the next month or so, Storm, Sean McGee, and K.D'Angelo found themselves on the receiving end of several sneak attacks. Each man suspected the others and they would spend their time interrogating and intimidating each other right into a triple threat match at the 2012 edition of Chill Faktor. The match ended when Cody Storm slammed K.D. with the Hebrew Hammer as McGee looked on.

 

After the match, as K.D. got to his feet, footage would roll showing that it was Storm and McGee who attacked D'Angelo backstage in the prior weeks. They had faked their own attacks to throw off any suspicion. The duo would lay D'Angelo out once more after the match, attacking him with steel chair shots as a returning Leonheart watched on applauding. Thus Cerberus was born.

 

Cerberus was formed out of the mutual discontent of Storm and McGee regarding their place in the company. Leonheart returned to mentor them and help them achieve their potential. He would start by helping his proteges force their way into the business of, then Hardcore champion, Paul Pugh and, then International Champion, Tyro Kraven. A tag team match was set up between the two sides, if Pugh/Tyro lost then the person that was tapped out/pinned would be forced to put their title on the line at the 2013 edition of The Clash. If Pugh and Tyro won, Cerberus would be banned from interfering as the two champions would put their titles on the line in a one on one match. Tyro would end up being pinned and the International Championship put on the line in what was essentially a glorified 1 v 1 v 2 elimination match as Cerberus would use their numbers advantage to first eliminate Paul Pugh, then Tyro, and then settle the match between themselves to crown a new champion. Cody Storm would eliminate each man himself, becoming the new International Champion.

 

Cody would continue his run as International Champion as the 2013 King of OCW tournament began. Cody would make his to way to the final night of the tournament at OCW's Road 2 Glory by defeating Jookie Marley, then Tobin Frost in the semi-finals, and Jacob Trance in the finals to become OCW's King of the Ring (and thus far the last crowned King).

 

This match between Cody Storm and Jacob Trance would prove to reignite the feud between the two as Jacob would go on to become the number one contender to Cody's International Championship. The Riot after the KOCW tournament concluded Cody Storm would come out for his coronation, only to be surprise attacked by Jacob Trance. Trance tied Cody up in the ropes and broke Cody's new crown into a jagged mess. Trance would pick up the contorted metal and stab it into Cody's head, effectively crucifying Storm with his crown of thorns, taking a jab at his proclaimed lineage. Jacob would go on and dub himself wrestling's anti-christ, the foil to Cody's Son of God.

 

The two would face off at Wrestlelution VIII in a Through Hell match where a winner could only be determined after one of the competitors was thrown through the top of the Steel structure. Cody would put Jacob Trance through Hell and retain his title, but his trouble with Trance wouldn't end there. Mr. Sensation found Storm and his constant complaining about not being given his fair shake at main eventing to be abrasive. Further angered by Storm's retention of the title, Sensation would order a Wrestlelution rematch on the next Riot (albeit this one a regular singles match). Cody would beat Jacob Trance twice in one week, but would not walk out of Riot that night with the championship. After the match Mr. Sensation would walk down to the ring and personally strip Storm of his championship before shoving a pink slip into his hands.

 

The Son of God wouldn't be kept out for long, being brought back into the company by his Cerberus teammate, Leonheart, the two would team up to challenge the A-Team for the OCW Tag Team Championships at 2013's Summercide. The match would end in controversial fashion as a referee involved himself a little too directly in the match, stepping in front of Cody as he tried to finish off Mez Murdock. Mez would take advantage of the distraction by booting Storm in the face before he could even figure out what was happening.

 

After the match Leon and Cody found themselves at odds eventually leading to Leon's departure from Cerberus. Sean McGee and Cody Storm would continue Cerberus on their own for the next few months, but eventually found themselves at odds as the two men each tried to climb their way up the OCW ranks to the main event. Storm reminded management that he had never received his OCW World Championship shot that he earned by winning the King of OCW crown, and despite being fired from the company earlier, management decided that they would honor his shot at a later date. Sean McGee grew jealous and pushed Cody again and again until Storm was so focused on fighting McGee one on one that McGee was able to convince Cody to put his title shot on the line. The brawl would be long and bloody, but Cody would come out on top.

 

Cody would receive his title match at Riot 370 against World Heavyweight Champion Paul Pugh. It was little secret that there was no love lost between the World Champion and his challenger. The two had been at odds backstage since Cerberus had stuck its nose in Pugh's business with Tyro. Pugh ditched his normal ring gear for this match, opting instead to wear a plain black singlet in an effort to get inside his challengers mind and mock him. Rather than submit to the mind games, Storm channeled his anger and became OCW's new World Heavyweight Champion, only the fourth different champion in the past two years.

 

The fans hated Cody Storm. Cries of "boring" were shouted everywhere he went. He was often compared to Trevor McManus, a man formerly known as the most boring Champion in OCW history. But backstage the response may have been even worse. Cody was a terror in the ring, but it was a widely held belief that he lacked the required charisma to carry OCW. He wasn't the full package. He never should have gotten near the championship.

 

Storm would use this to fuel his competitive nature. Cody knew that if the rest of the roster wasn't going to support him, he was going to have to bring in outside help. Storm invested the help of his friends from federations long past, The Blacklist (consisting of Jonny D and Wheeler), to watch his back. The Blacklist made their Riot debut by donning black masks to obscure their identities and attacking Cody's opponent in his first title defense: Tobin Frost. The duo jumped the barricade on Riot and put Tobin through the announce table.

 

Tobin, not one to back down from a fight, found himself waging psychological warfare with the World Champion. Storm sent The Blacklist to abduct Frost's mentor, trainer, and father figure, Samuel. In an attempt to even the playing field Frost made his way to Maryland and dragged Cody's mother to Riot. He forced Mrs. Storm to step into the ring, face to face with her son, and break the news to him that he was not The Son of God. Tobin threatened to return Mrs. Storm only after Sam was let go. Storm instructed The Blacklist to release Samuel, but it was what he did afterwards the shocked the OCW Universe: after Tobin ran backstage to find his mentor, Cody Storm would pick up and Crucify his own mother. Showing his number one contender that no one and nothing was going to derail his World Championship reign.

 

Frost and Storm would main event Wrestlelution IX in a no-disqualification match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Blood, sweat, and tears would be shed by both men, but Storm would manage to retain after crucifying Frost on top of a set of steel steps.

 

After coming down from the high of successfully retaining the World Championship on the grandest stage of them all, Storm once again found himself in the cross-hairs of one Jacob Trance. Trance sicked his newly formed Family on Storm and The Blacklist, coming out on the post-'Lution Riot to challenge Cody at the next PPV: Damnation 2014. During the leadup to Damnation Cody Storm would lose his first singles match in over a year to a still up-and-coming Drago Cesar before losing his World Championship to Jacob Trance.

 

On the post-Damnation Riot Cody Storm walked to the middle of the ring, stood silently in front of the packed house, and slowly untied his wrestling boots. He tied the laces of the two boots together and left them in the center of the ring, walking back to the backstage barefoot. Cody Storm hasn't been seen in a wrestling ring since. At least not of his own volition.......

[B-17]

Jesus. Another two years here and you can write a walmart no seller.

[Seth Morrison]

Jesus. Another two years here and you can write a walmart no seller.

 

Lmao these mother fuckers writing autobiographies about fake wrestlers!

[The Monster]

Sorry, I'm away from home and got bored at 1 am in the hotel room. Couldn't sleep, so I wrote.

[Edward the 18th]

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