Post by pete on Apr 9, 2018 12:57:36 GMT -5
COYOTE
PERSONAL INFORMATION
REAL NAME: Unrevealed
GENDER: Male
PICBASE: Rey Fury
RACE: First Nations
NATIONALITY: Kainai (Canadian)
D.O.B./AGE: September 22, 1995
HOMETOWN: Blood 148, Alberta, Canada
RESIDES: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
PROFESSIONAL INFORMATION
RING NAME: Coyote
NICKNAME: Coyote VIII
BILLED FROM: The Wilderness
HEIGHT: 6’
WEIGHT: 203lbs
TRAINED BY: South Street Gym, Toronto
CROWD AFFILIATION: Face
PROFESSIONAL DEBUT: 2018
EXPERIENCE: Fresh out of training
ACCOLADES: Top of the class of the 2017/2018 class at the South Street Gym, Toronto.
STATISTICAL INFORMATION
STRENGTH: 7
SPEED: 3
TOUGHNESS: 7
INTELLIGENCE: 8
CHARISMA: 5
STAMINA: 6
SPIRIT: B - He’s got a lot of heart, a lot of passion… and a lot of expectation sat on his shoulders.
HONOR: B - Coyote often feels like a bad guy trying to be good. He tries not to go too far… but there’s certainly a feeling he might at any point. Especially considering his more famous predecessors.
MALEVOLENCE: D - See above.
TALENT: C - Talented enough to be top of the class at South Street Gym, but there he was a big fish in a small pond.
VIOLENCE: B - The Kainai are better known as the Blood Nation, and with good reason. Coyote channels that heritage in the ring, but is keen to never go too far.
POTENTIAL: A - Fresh out of training and still learning, he has so much room for growth.
WRESTLING INFORMATION
WRESTLING STYLE: Coyote is a cunning, wily wrestler. Of all of the Coyote lineage, he most embodies the Trickster spirit the original Coyote, and the Coyote of legend. He’s heavily technical, but definitely has the strength to back it up, picked up from his earlier attempts at forging a hockey career. He attributes his famously stiff Shoulder Blocks to this training, where he learned to distribute his muscle and weight to cause the most disruption. He definitely has to wrestle at his own pace.
MATCH TACTICS: Confuse, disorient, break down, win.
CHARACTER PERSONALITY: Passionate, strong willed, Coyote carries the weight of a nation on his shoulders. He tries his best to be a good person, an icon for the younger people of his nation, but at times it’s a struggle.
CHARACTER ANALYSIS: Conflicted young man, Coyote has an idealised image of the man he thinks he should be, and obsesses on that. He’s stoic to a fault, passionate, and can often go a bit overboard in pursuing his cause.
GIMMICK DESCRIPTION: The Coyote gimmick is well known; a young wrestler, the top of the class at the South Street Gym, is gifted the identity of Coyote. They must wrestle masked, and be mute in all public appearances, for a year, but in exchange are gifted an identity which now, after 8 years, carries a degree of weight in the industry. In addition to this, this Coyote proudly incorporates elements of his First Nations heritage into the identity, further expanding the concept the original Coyote, Wulf Erikssen, devised.
MOVESET INFORMATION
FINISHERS
PRIMARY FINISHER: Call Of The Wild - Elevated Cradle Neckbreaker (On wrestlers sub-210lbs)
SECONDARY FINISHER: Coyote Lock - Straightjacket STF
SIGNATURES
1. Body Check - STIFF Shoulder Block (standing, running, cornered, whatever)
2. Coyote Breaker - Swinging Straightjacket Neckbreaker
3. Coyote Choke - Grounded Straightjacket Choke
4. Coyote Suplex - Bridging Straightjacket German Suplex
5. Okan - Cartwheel Death Valley Driver
REGULAR MOVESET
1. Arm Drag
2. Armbar
3. Chinlock (Bridging, Bridging Rear, Rear)
4. Chop (Knife Edge, Mongolian, Tomahawk)
5. Coyote Feint Kick - Tiger Feint Kick
6. Coyote Spin - Tiger Spin
7. Drop Toe Hold (Submission)
8. Fireman’s Carry (Neckbreaker, Rolling, Slam)
9. Flying Mare
10. Indian Deathlock (Inverted, Standing)
11. Jumping Knee Strike
12. Leg Grapevine
13. Monkey Flip
14. Neckbreaker (Diving, Hangman’s, Slam, Swinging)
15. Pin Variations (Backslide, Dos Caras Clutch, Infinity, La Magistral, Sunset Flip, Victory Roll)
16. Samoan Drop
17. Suplex (Back, Fisherman, German, Northern Lights)
ENTRANCE INFORMATION
ENTRANCE THEME: A Tribe Called Red ft. Northern Voice - Suplex
ANNOUNCER INTRODUCTION: | ERIN LAMBERT: … from the Canadian Wilderness… tipping the scales at 203lbs… he is the eighth of his name… he is COYOTE!
ENTRANCE DESCRIPTION: As the tribal chants heralding the start of A Tribe Called Red’s “Suplex” begin to echo throughout the arena, the lights around the entranceway pulse in time to the drum beat. As the beat drops, however, out from the back comes Coyote, accompanied by a burst of smoke. He poses at the top of the entranceway a few moments, before heading down to the ring at a steady pace.
He makes the time to slap hands with the fans on the way down, never taking his eyes off of the ring. As the reaches the apron, he spins out, posing arms spread, letting loose the signature “Silent Howl” of the Coyotes, before rolling in under the bottom rope.
In the ring, he picks up his pace, bouncing between the ropes as he warms up for the match, before stretching out in his corner, awaiting the bell.
CHAMPIONSHIP ENTRANCE DESCRIPTION: As the tribal chants heralding the start of A Tribe Called Red’s “Suplex” begin to echo throughout the arena, the lights around the entranceway pulse in time to the drum beat. As the beat drops, however, out from the back comes Coyote, championship belt hung about his waist, accompanied by a burst of smoke. He poses at the top of the entranceway a few moments, before heading down to the ring at a steady pace.
He makes the time to slap hands with the fans on the way down, never taking his eyes off of the ring. As the reaches the apron, he spins out, posing arms spread, letting loose the signature “Silent Howl” of the Coyotes, before rolling in under the bottom rope.
In the ring, he picks up his pace, bouncing between the ropes as he warms up for the match, before giving his title a final kiss on the face plate, before handing it off to the referee.
BIOGRAPHY
As is the way with the Coyotes, very little is known about VIII. What is known is that he’s of First Nations Heritage, and is a member of the Blood Nation. He had a somewhat promising hockey career as a youth, but at some point moved over to wrestling. The reason for this is not known.