Origin of your current screen name?

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O-Blaze

O-Blaze

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Well basically I'm Blaze no matter my name, so i always try to have Blaze in my name.

Right now its O-Blaze because Athena's move being the O-Face, and she's one of my favorite women in wrestling right now. So yeah.

For Blaze, its just a name i started using forever ago, and it's stuck with me.
 
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Deadd2009

Deadd2009

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I joined the site Justin.TV (now known as Twitch) when it was mainly an IRL site with some gaming sprinkled in back in 2009 under the name "The Deadman". Why that? Because Ive been an Undertaker fan since I was a child and had nothing else witty to go with so I chose that lol. When Twitch split off as it's own entity is when I chose Dead2009 and it's been the same every where I go since.
 
Mr. PrettyGood

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I started watching wrestling in late 1992. Mr. Perfect had recently turned face and his former manager, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, was on commentary. Heenan claimed that the wrestler was no longer perfect without his assistance, and referred to him as "Mr. Pretty Good" for heat purposes.
 
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