Terry McKenna

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Your Name: Jay
Your Age: 25

What is the best way to reach you - Twitter, Facebook, Etc.? (If Twitter, please include twitter handle so we can follow you with the CW account ) twitter.com/TerryFnMcKenna

How did you hear about Carnage Wrestling? Twitter


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Wrestlers Name: Terry McKenna
Nicknames/Aliases:
Desired Picture Base: Zack Sabre Jr

Age: 30
Height: 6’1”
Weight: 185 lbs.
Hometown: South East London, England

Your Wrestlers Biography:
A true student of the game, Terry McKenna devoted his entire teenage years into wrestling, making his debut when he was 15. Not wanting to continue with his schooling, McKenna, much to his parents' disapproval, moved out when he was 16 and became a full-time wrestler. McKenna spent the majority of his early career abroad, a brief year in Germany was followed by 8 years in Japan, and it was largely through these dojos where McKenna developed his throwback World-Of-Sport style. Known for his breathtaking submission and technical style, McKenna quickly rose up through the ranks, becoming one of the more popular gaijins across Japan. Accomplishing all that he could in Japan, McKenna returned full-time to England, though found himself on the move once again, this time to America, an audience where he was largely unknown. McKenna found it tougher to get going in America, though he did find some success. Competing in various promotions across the United States, it was largely in a small Texas promotion that McKenna called home. Once the company folded, visa issues resulted in McKenna once more returning to England, this time for a longer stay, though he continued to do brief tours of Europe, Japan and the United States. McKenna has been largely inactive the last three years, suffering a serious knee injury and multiple setbacks since, McKenna has almost removed himself from the wrestling world entirely, moving back to America with his wife and new-born daughter.


Desired Starting Alignment: Babyface
All new wrestlers in CW start out Neutral. Their actions, both in Promo and in segments/matches on the shows determine how the crowd reacts over time.


Entrance Music: “Morning Glory” by Oasis
Entrance Description: The opening beat of “Morning Glory” blasts through the venue as the lighting dims slightly, awaiting the arrival of Terry McKenna. They do not have to wait long however, as McKenna comes backpedalling out through the curtain and, in tune with Liam Gallagher’s vocals, spins around, popping the collar of his jacket before punching the air, screaming ‘let’s fuckin’ ‘ave it’. With a focused look on his face, McKenna wastes little time in making his way down to the ring. Hopping up onto the apron, McKenna wipes the sole of his boot onto the apron before entering the ring and retreating over to his respective corner. McKenna removes his jacket, pops his gumshield into his mouth and gets his final few stretches in, waiting for the match to get underway.

Move Set: (Optional)
Abdominal Stretch
Bridging German Suplex w/ Flashy Pin
Cattle Mutilation
Cross Armbreaker
Crossface
Crossface Chickenwing
Double Knee Backbreaker
Lariat
Multiple Brainbuster Variation’s
Multiple DDT Variations
Multiple Suplex Variations
Octopus Hold
Pele Kick
Pop Up European Uppercut
Rolling Elbow, from multiple set ups
Running Bicycle Knee
Running European Uppercut
Set-Piece (Football kick to opponent’s chest/back)
Spike Hurricanrana, sometimes transitioned into an arm-bar
Stamp of Approval (Gutwrench Powerbomb released into a double knee backbreaker)
Surfboard Stretch

Signature Moves:
Ana Special (Running Single Leg Dropkick)
London Bridge Experience (Croyt’s Wrath)
Richardson Special #1 (Richardson Special #1 – Multiple stomps on opponent's limbs, with heavy focus on the fingers. Final blow comes in the form of a stomp to opponent’s arm in a bent/contorted position)


Finisher(s):
The Lion’s Den (Modified Triangle Choke, usually applied out of nowhere)
Lion’s Roar (Boma Ye, desperation move when all else fails)

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Create your Wrestler - Tell us about your characters strengths and weaknesses. These points do not determine whether your character wins or loses, only your promos (RPs) can do that. This is designed more to aide the match writers, but also totally optional.

Each Category is 0-10 (0 being the least possible, and 10 being the most possible). You have 35 Points to spread out between these 5 Categories. Use them wisely.

Power (Slamming and Striking): 7

Toughness/Stamina: 7

Speed/Agility: 7

Charisma: 4

Wrestling Knowledge: 10