I posted a bunch of new guys a few weeks ago but never posted them here. There's sixteen new guys mostly as a result of making two entire stables and some guys I'd just been forgetting to upload. you can find all of them all
here to download whenever the workshop issue's fixed.
The new edits include:
The Degenerates (Kara Nicholson, Aurora Duarte, Dahntay Underwood and Imogen Cormier) (DSPW):
Consisting of two less-than-honest heels, a high flyer and a deathmatch wrestler, the Degenerates of DSPW have become known as quite the nuisance for anyone who steps into their path. Ruthless, remorseless and donning more leather than a busy biker bar (except Dahntay), this quartet of heels are making it their mission to wreak havoc on the company any which way they can.
The Firing Squad (Barney Henderson, Omar Carter and Vera Jones) (DSPW):
If the East Coast Wrecking Crew are DSPW's answer to the babyfaces of the 1980s, The Firing Squad are their answer to the heels of the '80s. Led by the very Arn Anderson-inspired Barney Henderson, this trio of dastardly heels bring everything they can to come out on top in their battle against the pink and purple boys.
Jason Gomez (DSPW):
Jason Gomez is the third member of the East Coast Wrecking Crew. Compared to his teammates in Doug Mathis and Caleb Peterson, Gomez is a lot more about the flashy side of wrestling. Notable for his use of sports goggles while in the ring, Jason has become very eye-catching to the DSPW faithful very quickly. A lot of the main moves of Gomez's are very flippy and high flying, although the high-octane pace can potentially come back to haunt him late in the match.
Deathmatch Dominic (DSPW):
"Deathmatch" Dominic Hansen is part of the Super? Friends in DSPW, although you'd be forgiven for thinking he wasn't. Compared to his friends' more heroic styles, Dominic's brawling can only really be described as "brutal vigilantism". He's not exactly the most noble guy around, but his heart's there. Mostly.
Miguel Martinez (LMLL):
Miguel Martinez has been a top star for LMLL since he joined the company. Son of a soccer megastar in Mexico, Martinez has never really had much to worry about in life. Some think his push within the company has been partly because of nepotism due to his dad's stardom, but Martinez has proven that he has genuine star power. Martinez has resorted to a more aristocratic persona out of the ring, playing as a heel that uses his influence to get his way in kayfabe, although it tends to backfire against more high-tier babyfaces.
Tausa'afia Mata'afa (RWA):
A top-tier wrestler within the Reckless Wrestling Association, Tausa'afia Mata'afa hasn't really gotten her chance to shine on the wrestling circuit until she was discovered by the RWA when they were scouting around indies in New Zealand. For the most part, there were not many wrestling companies on Tausa'afia's home island, so she struggled to find a gateway into the business. She'd joined the New Zealand indie scene after she moved away from home and mostly was attempting to recreate moves she'd seen other wrestlers do. She received proper training while in New Zealand and started to flourish after completing it. These days, Tausa'afia is regularly in the upper card of RWA shows and living her best life.
Feargus Michaels (DCW):
One of DCW's more unconventional shootfighters, "Super Trooper" Feargus Michaels has become known in the division for his usage of high flying moves in his fights. So much so that he's made appearances outside the division, in more regular-style matches with the pro wrestlers of the company. Most of Feargus' big moves in the ring are more agile than they are based around strikes, throws or submissions, but he does utilise a backfist and a uranage as finishers.
Eddie Anderson (DCW):
At 7'1", Eddie Anderson is a lot taller than your average shootfighter. He's drawn comparisons to Stefan Struve from DCW's higher-ups during his time training in their dojo due to his sheer size, and has become notable for his combination of striking and ground game within the division. Eddie has been thought of as a very important part of the division as it continues to grow over time, being up there with the likes of Mike Calderwood, Okimoto Takayasu and Nozomi Ohtani.
Hidenori Ueshiba (DCW):
An electrifying presence in the DCW shootfight division, "The Heart of Fuji" Hidenori Ueshiba has become known for his very strong striking game. Known for his frequent usage of enzuigiris in his matches, Ueshiba works a kick-heavy style most of the time, but has some striking with his fists in certain situations. Ueshiba is considered one of the most accomplished strikers within DCW and has stood toe-to-toe with some of the shootfight division's toughest grapplers, such as Jamie Peralta and Mike Calderwood.
Rogério Isomura (DCW):
Rogério Isomura is a capoeira fighter. In DCW, he teams up with fellow capoerista Kimiko Queiroz, a team known as Capoeira Carnage. Isomura is a Brazilian fighter of Japanese descent, with his father having moved to Brazil about a year before he was born. Rogério's inspiration to get into capoeira was through playing Tekken with his friends as a kid, being enamored by the style through Eddy Gordo. Isomura and Queiroz are about ready to take the growing tag team division in DCW by storm.
Jessie Giroux (DCW):
Jessie Giroux is one of DCW's shootfighters who transitioned into being a pro wrestler full-time within the company and it has paid massive dividends for her. As of 11/17/2022, she is DCW's world champion. Jessie's shootfighting training was mostly in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which she still tries to maintain somewhat in her ground game, using a variety of complex chokes, but she has taken to high-impact offense when standing up. Kicks, flips and some submission attempts. Giroux's proven to be a very electric talent and is most likely going to be a main event talent for a while.
Also, here's some guys who are ready to be uploaded, but I'm waiting until the workshop issue's fixed:
Buster Groves (DCW):
Breakdancer and pro wrestler Ryan Ferguson, known to DCW fans as Buster Groves, has become known for his flashy style in the ring. Groves has been rumored to be preparing to represent Canada at the Olympics in the breakdancing competition. Groves is more of a midcard guy in DCW, challenging for the Pacific title here and there.
Shoko Fujibayashi (DCW):
The Tiny Terror, Shoko Fujibayashi is a notably fierce talent in DCW's shootfight division. When she's in the ring, there's going to be a lot of blood-curdling screams as Fujibayashi attempts to kick the life out of her opponents. Part of Shoko's nickname comes from her very short frame, being as much as two and a half feet shorter than her fellow shootfight competitors.
Andriy Fesenko (ETB/W):
Andriy Fesenko is a wrestler who won't take any guff from anybody. If they try it, they'll get suplexed to hell and back. Fesenko was an amateur wrestler for a few years before training with ETW's coaches to become a pro wrestler. Debuting recently, Fesenko has become known for the ways in which he's able to use opponents' weight against themselves to lift them up for suplexes. Andriy has a lot of potential to become a top talent in ETW for a long time.
Donnie Duncan (DSPW):
One half of the Duncan twins in DSPW alongside his sister Winona, Donnie Duncan has become a notable figure within the deathmatch division of the company. The connection between the twins is strange, as Donnie works a more heelish style, compared to Winona's high flying style which leans more in a babyface direction.
Ed Harlan (DSPW):
Ed Harlan is generally considered the first major babyface DSPW had. The company's first world champion, Harlan has been a top dog for a while. While he's taken somewhat of a backseat to Cameron Maeda recently, Harlan is still one of the most beloved guys with the fanbase. A very high-flying talent, Harlan is one of the people who helped define DSPW as more than just a deathmatch fed.
Kyra Browne (LMLL):
Hailing from Trinidad and Tobago, Kyra Browne came to prominence in LMLL through her association with Dirk Van Buren. The two have been the gateway for LMLL starting to grow in popularity within the Caribbean, particularly in the two's native countries of Suriname and T&T. Kyra and Dirk are becoming an electric tag team, helping LMLL become more known outside of Mexico.
Sumiyaa Altantsetseg (RWA):
Sumiyaa Altantsetseg is a high flyer within the Reckless Wrestling Association. Originally from Mongolia, Sumiyaa has been living in New Zealand for about ten years at this point. Born in the capital of Ulaanbaatar, Sumiyaa started learning submission grappling at a young age and has become an expert in it at this point. Most moves she goes for to finish matches are submissions, although she can bust out agile moves if need be.
BONES (RWA):
New Zealand native BONES has gained a reputation within the RWA as a monster who's pretty tough to overcome. The only guy who's really got one over on him was Hajime Koshinaka from DCW, but that was Koshinaka taking advantage of his less than stellar submission defense. Even if he works a slower offense utilising his size and strength, BONES has been known to put on some all-timer matches.
And additionally, there's some guys for another new fed by the name of Motor City Championship Wrestling! Some talent from this company include:
Elden Strickland:
MCCW's home-grown superstar, Elden Strickland has made his name known around Detroit. He assisted in getting the company off the ground and has been showing up for them regularly. Strickland has grown up around Detroit and is a major world title contender in MCCW's infancy.
Caitlin Jung:
MCCW's resident superhero, Caitlin Jung is known for her extreme high flying to the early fanbase of MCCW. Hailing from Grand Rapids, Caitlin has recently debuted on the scene. Caitlin is known out of the ring for being very rowdy and tends to act as a hype woman betweet matches due to her high energy on the mic.
The Darkest Carnival (Skull Buster & Nina Rasmussen):
A juggalo and a post-apocalyptic raider is probably not the team you would think of in most companies. But MCCW is not a normal company when it comes to its tag division. Skull Buster and Nina Rasmussen are a combination of brawling and power that appeals to the fans that are more into hardcore wrestling. Skull Buster is known as the mouthpiece of the duo, always trash talking his opponents both in and out of the ring.
