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Another trio of wrestlers have been added to the workshop, this time there's two for DCW and one for AOW!

El Hijo del Sol is a third generation luchador. His father started in the American cruiserweight boom of the 1990s before him and before that, his grandfather was somewhat of a legend in Mexico. El Hijo del Sol has definitely taken a different path from his two predecessors, choosing to take on the Japanese circuit, which has led him to Dropkick Championship Wrestling.

To say Karabo Nkobolo's road to the show in DCW was a long and winding one is somewhat of an understatement. Born and raised mostly in rural Botswana, Karabo had very little exposure to professional wrestling mainly due to the big feds on the continent being hundreds and possibly even thousands of miles away from her in South Africa, as well as the odd feds in northern African countries like Nigeria or Egypt. It wasn't until her family moved to Canada when she was 17 that she got her wrestling exposure and immediately fell in love with it. After a few long, hard years, she has become a very respectable young prospect and is about ready to go with anybody.

Laura Eriksen is the most recent signee of All Out Wrestling. Hailing from Aarhus, Denmark, Laura was training in the Performance Center before getting swooped up by AOW. She caught the eye of scouts within the company for her very technical style, mainly focused on stretching and testing the limits of her opponent's joints. (credit to Fuee on the fishnet top parts)

I've finally started work on some more additions to ETB/ETW's roster! they are as follows:

Storm Ström is a Swedish wrestler who wrestles in a similar vein to somebody like WALTER/Gunther. Big damn chops and unreal power. Storm definitely stands out within ETB's more high flying/technical approach to wrestling, to say the least.

"Greek Lightning" Spyro Giannopolous hails from... well, Greece. He never knew quite where he'd be, but here he is in ETB. Most of his work is of the more high-flying variety with some brawling mixed in here and there to keep opponents on their toes.

Hayley O'Hara is a high flyer/technician hailing from Ireland. She found her way into ETB about eighteen months ago and has made a pretty solid impact so far. Her grappling is very well-refined and she has a bright future with the company.

A self-proclaimed wrestling artist, Vincenzo Durante is a fairly mat-heavy wrestler hailing from Monza, Italy. Vincenzo has been a part of ETB since 2019 and has at one poitn held their world title, although he has decided to take on some more midcard-level booking for the time being.

Kotryna Žiūkas is ETB's newest member. Hailing from Lithuania, Kotryna worked mostly indies in the Baltic states for a few years before she got her shot at a bigger stage. Most of Kotryna's work is of a more high-flying style and some higher-ups within ETB think that she could be as big as Kadri Kivioja in due time.

Annika Herzbruch hails from Mannheim, Germany. She works mainly as a brawler, which in the general landscape of ETB, is fairly rare. At least, brawling being the main style is, anyway. She worked mostly hardcore-based promotions before she signed up with ETB, so she's taking time to adapt to ETB's more traditional ruleset.

And along with Teye, three other DSPW wrestlers have been uploaded with her. They are:

To call Oliva Nogueira's offense a blur is an understatement. Olivia is known for never letting the pace of her matches slow down unless her opponent forces it, always having an endless flurry of kicks and flips to keep her opponents on their toes and moving all the time. Hails from Curitiba, Brazil.

Scotty Skaggs is a high flying wrestler who has recently started becoming more and more involved in working deathmatches. He has been in the upper levels of DSPW's booking for a while and felt like it was time for a change of pace within the company. Hails from Anaheim, California.

Even though hes never held the world title in DSPW, Hideo Kawabata is nonetheless considered THE face of the company. Known for his very violent deathmatches, Hideo has helped define the line between the deathmatches and the main event's more traditional style.

Introducing a new pair for DCW's roster!

ULTRA TSUCHIHASHI is a mysterious fellow in the scope of Dropkick Championship Wrestling. Most know that he's from Japan, but most seem to think he's some sort of superhero gimmick. Whether that's the case or not, It's known that TSUCHIHASHI works a very strong technical style in the ring, mixed in with some agility, and it allows him to put on his fair share of good matches, even if he ends up on the losing side a bit.

(Note: Kimiko does look a bit different now than when this screenshot was taken (ie now having the female abs waist instead of the regular female waist and taping on her feet)

Kimiko Queiroz is a capoeira fighter who has tuned her style to match what can be done in a wrestling ring. Her father was a capoeira fighter before her and came to Japan from Brazil before she was born. Most of Kimiko's style outside of the capoeira she has learned from her father consists of equally acrobratic displays as her kicks, if not even more acrobatic. She's a very electric talent that has a long career ahead of her in the pro wrestling sphere.

I have a new group of people up on the workshop! Seven this time, two from DCW, one from ETW and four from DSPW!

Despite what her name or nickname say when you say it out loud, Jen Ericsson is anything but that. A very talented wrestler hailing from Whitehorse, Yukon, Jennifer Ericsson mostly knew very harsh winters and snow for most of her life before she started wrestling. Her family moved down to Calgary for her to train to wrestle and she found herself in Dropkick Championship Wrestling after a few years of training. Jen has become known for her solid grappling during her time in DCW, as well as a lack of fear for big spots.

Tamiko Itokawa, in a sentence, can be described as "flies around then breaks your arm". Itokawa is a rookie on the Dropkick Championship Wrestling roster, but she's also become known very quickly for her aggressive joint manipulation during her matches. She will do her best to rip your arm out of the socket, no matter what it takes. She got into the ranks of DCW thanks to some help from a close friend of hers, Saeko Maeda. Originally from Taito, Japan.

Rose Diamond is a superhero who comes to us from... Vancouver. Just... Vancouver. She has come to stop something terrible from happening in... an unspecified amount of years. And she's doing this by wrestling in a little indie company based out of Fresno whose claim to fame is that they scouted Hideo Kawabata. Ignoring that though, Rose has a very good combination of power and agility in her moveset, and she could be a very promising figure for DSPW if booked right.

Ingrīda Krūmiņš

A rookie wrestler from Riga, Latvia, Ingrīda Krūmiņš is a young up-and-comer in the European wrestling scene, so much so that European Triumphant Wrestling are willing to give her a potential title at some point in the very near future. Ingrīda Krūmiņš is generally more of an agile type, moving about as fast as she can and could have a lengthy career ahead of her if everything goes right.

JONATHON. is a master of professional wrestling. JONATHON. (allegedly) cannot be beaten. JONATHON. is five feet tall- wait we weren't meant to say that part. Well anyway, JONATHON. (the punctuation is important) is one of DSPW's mainstays in their more comedic division. He's particularly known for his antics with spinning people around with dollys or disappearing under the ring. He wants all the gold.

Dinamo is a luchador who is part of DSPW's main event scene. He's known for his particular flair in the ring when it comes to his moves, especially his personal take on the Michinoku Driver. Dinamo worked in some Mexican indies before joining up with DSPW and has become a pretty regular world title contender, although he is yet to outright win the title.

Cameron Maeda is DSPW's resident shoot-style expert. Originally from La Habra, California, Cameron's mother moved to the Golden State a few years before Cameron was born, and Cameron has never known her father. Cameron has taken classes for multiple martial arts since she was a child and looks to try and intergrate them into her style in the ring.

Cameron's main style of choice is very kick-heavy, trying to mix in kicks from various arts, but she is also capable of going to the ground and attempting submissions as well. Since her arrival, Cameron has had a heated rivalry with Izumida-gun member Rebecca Lee, with the two having very intense matches all-around.

Additionally, three wrestlers have received alternate attires! Karabo Nkobolo, Kimiko Queiroz and Honami Kawabata.