[CHARACTER INFORMATION]
Ring Name: Chris Alexander
Nickname(s):
- The Dragon
Billed From: London, Ontario, Canada
Height: 5' 10''
Weight: 190 lbs
Debut: Few years back
Alignment: Babyface
Wrestling Style(s): - Striker
- High flyer
Twitter Username: I have no interest in this
[TALENT INFORMATION]
Birth Name: Alexander Reid Cochrane
Date of Birth: May 11th, 1991
Place of Birth: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Currently Residing: London, Ontario, Canada
[PERSONALITY DESCRIPTION]
Gimmick: Muay Thai Warrior
Not a strong personality, normally puts on too much of a nice guy act in effort to win opponents approval but often gets scolded or jipped. Think old Ricky Steamboat.
Taunt(s):
- Celebratory muay thai dance.
- Point to the turnbuckle before frog splash.
- Kung Fu stance before CA Strike
Catchphrase(s):
- He who seeks to tame the dragon meets the flame.
[APPEARANCE DESCRIPTION]
Name of Your Picture Base*: AJ Styles
Image of Your Picture Base*:
[ENTRANCE DESCRIPTION]
Entrance Theme: Mura Masa - Lotus Eater
Entrance: Light blue strobe lights flicker as Lotus Eater by Mura Masa hits the PA system. Shortly afterwards, Chris Alexander comes out from behind the curtain wearing a muay thai head dress along with arm bands under his shoulder bows to his left, right and centre then saunters towards the ring.
(Announcer notes here, be creative please, tell a little background story about recent events or about my wrestler himself.)
When Chris finally reaches the ring he saunters up the steps and enters the ring between the top and middle rope. Once in the ring he does an honorary muay thai dance (see video below) then removes his head dress and awaits either the start of the match or the arrival of his opponent.
(Obviously not as long)
Champion Entrance: No difference than the regular entrance.
[WRESTLING INFORMATION]
Basic Maneuvers:
- Backhand chop
- Mid section kick
- Back body drop
- Dropkick
- Thai kicks (usually to the leg or the body)
- 5 strike combination (punch to the head, punch to the body, leg kick, then push kick to the chest)
- Snap suplex
- Leg lariat to running opponent (can be used as a slight momentum shift)
- Flying back elbow from second rope, preceded by rope assisted big boot to a running opponent
- Running forearm smash
- Shooting star plancha
- Tilt-a-whirl back breaker
Signature Maneuvers:
- Sitout facebuster (large scale momentum shift, can also be used as a come from behind finish, running counter)
- Running knee drop
- CN Towerbomb (Double underhook sitout powerbomb with pin)
- Guillotine leg drop (used mostly during unsanctioned/hardcore matches)
- Moonsault slam while holding opponent in fallaway slam clutch off the top rope
- The Cleansing (Flips opponent from back suplex over his head to a front face drop, used to set up Frog Splash)
- Frog Splash
Finishing Maneuvers:
- CA Strike (High Impact Roundhouse Kick, with Kung Fu stance as hype.)
- Toronto Twister (Regal Stretch then flips opponent over to apply more pressure.)
- Chris Cross (Style Clash - used every once in a blue moon)
[PROFILE DESCRIPTION]
Character Biography: Alexander Reid Cochrane (b. May 11th 1991) better by his ring name Chris Alexander is a Canadian Muay Thai kickboxer, mixed martial artist, stunt man, and professional wrestler. He is best known for winning the W.K.A World Cruiserweight Championship and for his stint in World Series of Fighting.
Kickboxing/Muay Thai
Alex started kickboxing at the age of 17 under the tutelage of Eric Bettancourt at Suffer System MMA in London, Ontario. He amassed a professional record of 17-0 with 15 knockouts over the course of 5 years defeating the likes of Daniel Cruise, Amir Abdullah, and Ronan McCarthy.
Mixed Martial Arts
Turning pro shortly after his 20th birthday, Alex began his journey into MMA fighting for Provincial Fighting Championship and later Score Fighting Series, amassing a 7-0 record and defeating the likes of Jesse Ronson and Alex Ricci all within the first round.
World Series of Fighting
Alex Cochrane made his debut for World Series of Fighting at WSOF 1: Arlovski vs Cole against Brian Cobb, he won the fight via TKO in 54 seconds after a knee to the body.
Cochrane's next fight was against Gesias Cavalcante at WSOF 2: Arlovski vs Johnson. He won the fight via unanimous decision.
Cochrane faced Lyle Beerbohm at WSOF 3: Fitch vs Burkman, he won the fight by Submission via Guillotine Choke in Rd. 3
Cochrane faced Justin Gaethje in a rematch at WSOF 4: Spong vs DeAnda, he lost the lop sided fight via Unanimous Decision.
Cochrane's next fight was against Roger Alves at WSOF Canada 2: Louiseau vs Lewis. He won the fight via KO in at 44 seconds of Rd. 1 after connecting with a flush front kick to the jaw.
Cochrane then faced Chris Horodecki in a featherweight bout at WSOF 14: Ford vs Shields, he won the fight via unanimous decision by taking Horodecki down and constantly pressuring him with relentless ground and pound.
Deciding to stay at Featherweight, Cochrane next faced Saul Almeida at WSOF 20: Branch vs McElligott. Despite nearly being finished in Round 1, he rallied in Round 2 and eventually securing a Rear Naked Choke win at 58 seconds of Round 3, choking Almeida unconsious. The win was highly praised to fight outlets everywhere.
Cochrane made a quick turn around and faced Jimmy Jones at WSOF 22: Palhares vs Shields, Cochrane controlled the fight with his striking and takedown defense, eventually winning the fight by TKO in at 4:20 of Rd. 2 with a kick to the body.
Cochrane then faced Lance Palmer for the WSOF Featherweight title at WSOF 26: Palmer vs Cochrane. The first round saw Palmer take Cochrane down and look for a rear naked choke but Cochrane scrambled and got back to his feet. Cochrane was able to take Palmer down and rock him with a head kick in Round 2. In Round 3 Cochrane was able to land a flush left hand and knock Palmer down nearly finishing him, Cochrane continued to control Rd. 4 with superb take down defense and striking. In Round 5 Palmer rallied and eventually choked Cochrane unconsious with a rear naked choke with 32 seconds left in the fight. The fight was praised by MMA outlets everywhere, and shortly afterwards Cochrane announced his hiatus from MMA.
Professional Wrestling
Cochrane made his pro wrestling debut at Smash Wrestling in his home town of London, Ontario, Canada kayfabe knocking out Tyler Tirva in a promo.
Shortly after his MMA hiatus, Cochrane announced he'd signed with World Wrestling Syndicate under the alias Chris Alexander.
Previous Experience (If any): You know the deal.
Title History (If any): Nah
Injury History (If any): Nah
Sample Promo: I'll do this when I have more spare time.
[MANAGER INFORMATION]
Manager: No
Manager Name:
Manager Base:
Manager Gimmick:
Manager Alignment:
[HANDLER INFORMATION]
Name: Alex
Age: 24
Experience: Been here before
Preferred Method of Contact: Forum PM
Have you read and do you understand the WrestlingSmarks Rules and Regulations?: Not yet, I'll get to it though.
----------------------------------------------------------------
Keep in mind, I am currently working two jobs and can't participate in any other aspect other than roleplaying. Unless emergency purposes arrive.
Ring Name: Chris Alexander
Nickname(s):
- The Dragon
Billed From: London, Ontario, Canada
Height: 5' 10''
Weight: 190 lbs
Debut: Few years back
Alignment: Babyface
Wrestling Style(s): - Striker
- High flyer
Twitter Username: I have no interest in this
[TALENT INFORMATION]
Birth Name: Alexander Reid Cochrane
Date of Birth: May 11th, 1991
Place of Birth: Guelph, Ontario, Canada
Currently Residing: London, Ontario, Canada
[PERSONALITY DESCRIPTION]
Gimmick: Muay Thai Warrior
Not a strong personality, normally puts on too much of a nice guy act in effort to win opponents approval but often gets scolded or jipped. Think old Ricky Steamboat.
Taunt(s):
- Celebratory muay thai dance.
- Point to the turnbuckle before frog splash.
- Kung Fu stance before CA Strike
Catchphrase(s):
- He who seeks to tame the dragon meets the flame.
[APPEARANCE DESCRIPTION]
Name of Your Picture Base*: AJ Styles
Image of Your Picture Base*:
[ENTRANCE DESCRIPTION]
Entrance Theme: Mura Masa - Lotus Eater
Entrance: Light blue strobe lights flicker as Lotus Eater by Mura Masa hits the PA system. Shortly afterwards, Chris Alexander comes out from behind the curtain wearing a muay thai head dress along with arm bands under his shoulder bows to his left, right and centre then saunters towards the ring.
(Announcer notes here, be creative please, tell a little background story about recent events or about my wrestler himself.)
When Chris finally reaches the ring he saunters up the steps and enters the ring between the top and middle rope. Once in the ring he does an honorary muay thai dance (see video below) then removes his head dress and awaits either the start of the match or the arrival of his opponent.
(Obviously not as long)
Champion Entrance: No difference than the regular entrance.
[WRESTLING INFORMATION]
Basic Maneuvers:
- Backhand chop
- Mid section kick
- Back body drop
- Dropkick
- Thai kicks (usually to the leg or the body)
- 5 strike combination (punch to the head, punch to the body, leg kick, then push kick to the chest)
- Snap suplex
- Leg lariat to running opponent (can be used as a slight momentum shift)
- Flying back elbow from second rope, preceded by rope assisted big boot to a running opponent
- Running forearm smash
- Shooting star plancha
- Tilt-a-whirl back breaker
Signature Maneuvers:
- Sitout facebuster (large scale momentum shift, can also be used as a come from behind finish, running counter)
- Running knee drop
- CN Towerbomb (Double underhook sitout powerbomb with pin)
- Guillotine leg drop (used mostly during unsanctioned/hardcore matches)
- Moonsault slam while holding opponent in fallaway slam clutch off the top rope
- The Cleansing (Flips opponent from back suplex over his head to a front face drop, used to set up Frog Splash)
- Frog Splash
Finishing Maneuvers:
- CA Strike (High Impact Roundhouse Kick, with Kung Fu stance as hype.)
- Toronto Twister (Regal Stretch then flips opponent over to apply more pressure.)
- Chris Cross (Style Clash - used every once in a blue moon)
[PROFILE DESCRIPTION]
Character Biography: Alexander Reid Cochrane (b. May 11th 1991) better by his ring name Chris Alexander is a Canadian Muay Thai kickboxer, mixed martial artist, stunt man, and professional wrestler. He is best known for winning the W.K.A World Cruiserweight Championship and for his stint in World Series of Fighting.
Kickboxing/Muay Thai
Alex started kickboxing at the age of 17 under the tutelage of Eric Bettancourt at Suffer System MMA in London, Ontario. He amassed a professional record of 17-0 with 15 knockouts over the course of 5 years defeating the likes of Daniel Cruise, Amir Abdullah, and Ronan McCarthy.
Mixed Martial Arts
Turning pro shortly after his 20th birthday, Alex began his journey into MMA fighting for Provincial Fighting Championship and later Score Fighting Series, amassing a 7-0 record and defeating the likes of Jesse Ronson and Alex Ricci all within the first round.
World Series of Fighting
Alex Cochrane made his debut for World Series of Fighting at WSOF 1: Arlovski vs Cole against Brian Cobb, he won the fight via TKO in 54 seconds after a knee to the body.
Cochrane's next fight was against Gesias Cavalcante at WSOF 2: Arlovski vs Johnson. He won the fight via unanimous decision.
Cochrane faced Lyle Beerbohm at WSOF 3: Fitch vs Burkman, he won the fight by Submission via Guillotine Choke in Rd. 3
Cochrane faced Justin Gaethje in a rematch at WSOF 4: Spong vs DeAnda, he lost the lop sided fight via Unanimous Decision.
Cochrane's next fight was against Roger Alves at WSOF Canada 2: Louiseau vs Lewis. He won the fight via KO in at 44 seconds of Rd. 1 after connecting with a flush front kick to the jaw.
Cochrane then faced Chris Horodecki in a featherweight bout at WSOF 14: Ford vs Shields, he won the fight via unanimous decision by taking Horodecki down and constantly pressuring him with relentless ground and pound.
Deciding to stay at Featherweight, Cochrane next faced Saul Almeida at WSOF 20: Branch vs McElligott. Despite nearly being finished in Round 1, he rallied in Round 2 and eventually securing a Rear Naked Choke win at 58 seconds of Round 3, choking Almeida unconsious. The win was highly praised to fight outlets everywhere.
Cochrane made a quick turn around and faced Jimmy Jones at WSOF 22: Palhares vs Shields, Cochrane controlled the fight with his striking and takedown defense, eventually winning the fight by TKO in at 4:20 of Rd. 2 with a kick to the body.
Cochrane then faced Lance Palmer for the WSOF Featherweight title at WSOF 26: Palmer vs Cochrane. The first round saw Palmer take Cochrane down and look for a rear naked choke but Cochrane scrambled and got back to his feet. Cochrane was able to take Palmer down and rock him with a head kick in Round 2. In Round 3 Cochrane was able to land a flush left hand and knock Palmer down nearly finishing him, Cochrane continued to control Rd. 4 with superb take down defense and striking. In Round 5 Palmer rallied and eventually choked Cochrane unconsious with a rear naked choke with 32 seconds left in the fight. The fight was praised by MMA outlets everywhere, and shortly afterwards Cochrane announced his hiatus from MMA.
Professional Wrestling
Cochrane made his pro wrestling debut at Smash Wrestling in his home town of London, Ontario, Canada kayfabe knocking out Tyler Tirva in a promo.
Shortly after his MMA hiatus, Cochrane announced he'd signed with World Wrestling Syndicate under the alias Chris Alexander.
Previous Experience (If any): You know the deal.
Title History (If any): Nah
Injury History (If any): Nah
Sample Promo: I'll do this when I have more spare time.
[MANAGER INFORMATION]
Manager: No
Manager Name:
Manager Base:
Manager Gimmick:
Manager Alignment:
[HANDLER INFORMATION]
Name: Alex
Age: 24
Experience: Been here before
Preferred Method of Contact: Forum PM
Have you read and do you understand the WrestlingSmarks Rules and Regulations?: Not yet, I'll get to it though.
----------------------------------------------------------------
Keep in mind, I am currently working two jobs and can't participate in any other aspect other than roleplaying. Unless emergency purposes arrive.
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