D.O.A
Name: D.O.A / Dead On Arrival
D/O/B: June 12th, 1999.
Height: 5’8”.
Weight: 139lbs.
Billed From: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Alignment: Face.
Backstory: D.O.A is a young athlete of mixed Australian/Brazilian heritage, currently causing a bit of a ruckus along the Australian independent scene. Having debuted in 2021 under her real name, D.O.A utilized her capoeira background to create a unique nonstop motion of evasiveness and attack within the ring. Quick, flashy, with an insane level of cardio, D.O.A operates under one core rule: If you’re resting, you’re not fighting. And if you’re not fighting, you’re losing. This resulted in a series of matches within Coastline Circuit Combat, an otherwise unremarkable promotion in Queensland, where D.O.A’s matches were so fast-paced and violent that it often ended with either her or her opponent looking like they were on their way to an emergency room, or in the more extreme cases, the morgue. This series of matches earned her the namesake of Dead On Arrival, or D.O.A for short, a nickname she embraced wholeheartedly.
Of course, that’s not to say D.O.A hasn’t received criticism for her preferred way of operating within the ring. Several elder wrestling talking heads on various podcasts, most notably famed historian/piece of shit Tim Bornette, have routinely discouraged D.O.A’s nonstop attacking sprint focus, many times requesting that she should ‘slow down’ and ‘grab a resthold’, along similar terms. And to their point, D.O.A has very little, if any, wrestling technique - for all her sprint striking prowess, she has never bothered to put someone in so much as a headlock. But, in the same way a giant never ascends to top rope, that’s just her preferred style. To D.O.A, fighting is a competitive combination of attack, evade, endurance, and cardio, and a resthold is the antithesis of all of those terms. The second the bell rings, you should be in a war to decisively dismantle the other person, something D.O.A is very good at. So far, none of her matches within CCC have gone over nine minutes, and are typically touted as the hottest matches on the card.
Her making the cut to Ground Zero, especially in this hardcore focused season, may be the true test of her ideology and abilities.
Gimmick: Capoeira-based Sprint Artist.
Finishing Move/s:
Razorblade Rhythm - Falcon Dice Kick (Step-up Cartwheel Scissors Kick)
Signature/s:
Silken Slicer - Cartwheel Death Valley Driver
Capoeira Cadance - Handstand Helicopter Kick/s
Entrance Music: Catgroove - Parov Stelar
Base Pic: Janai Kai
Other Information: Fond of using tables, especially with the Silken Slicer. Has been known to glue thumbtacks or glass to the soles of her shoes.
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