Post by Lex Collins on Dec 17, 2020 19:28:15 GMT -5
Name: Jax
Age: OLD AF
How best to contact you: smoke signals/morse code (Twitter DM or Discord)
Character Name: Lex Collins
Real Name: Alexandros Jude Collias
Nicknames: Sin City sAINT
The Architect, Fearless, The Nomad, ABSOLUTE ZERO, Maxwell Murder (former)
that Greek grappler (what the critics call him)
Character Age: 37
Twitter handle: @lexcollins
Picture Base: George Stroumboulopoulos [with beard and full sleeve tattoos] (http://darkhorseonline.net/jackson/fed/lex2017.png)
Height: 6'
Weight: 195 lbs
Hometown: Sin City
Alignment: Lawful Neutral Anti-Hero (generally booked as a face)
Entrance Music: "One Finger And A Fist" by Drowning Pool
Entrance Description: The lights dim, and "One Finger And A Fist" by Drowning Pool erupts at ear-splitting volume over the arena sound system, getting an ear-splitting huge pop from the female fans in attendance. Lex Collins bursts through the curtain and sprints towards the ring. Midway there, Lex stops and shrugs out of his Brutal Apparel hoodie, tossing it into the crowd. He pauses for a few selfies with fans before hopping up on the apron and wiping his feet. Grinning at the crowd, he presses his right fist over his heart to a huge pop before turning and springing over the rope.
Wrestler Style: brawler/strong style
General Moves (up to 15):
Standing:
– various punches/strikes (including but not limited to: European uppercut, jabs, rabbit punches, palm strikes)
– backspin DDT
– stomach breaker
– drop toehold
– snap/scoop slams
– running single leg high knee
– running enzuigiri (shining apprentice)
– stiff elbow strike to the face (grapple break)
– basic arm drag (can use this to transition to WRECKAGE)
– standing dropkick
– basic reversals (including but not limited to: hip toss, speedy roll up)
Aerial & Diving:
– springboard knee strike
– moonsault bodyblock from the second turnbuckle
– leaping swinging DDT
– suicide dives to the outside
– springboard back elbow
Submission:
– MMA-style submissions (including but not limited to: figure four necklock, kimura, anaconda vise, bow & arrow, all armbars, STF)
Ground Game:
– diving knee to the back of the head
– baseball slide into a fist or elbow strike to the head
Signature moves (up to 4):
1. Mind Killer – side slam backbreaker
2. Indestructible – diving DDT *can be used as a desperation finisher
3. WRECKAGE – Fujiwara armbar (has been known to dislocate the shoulders of past opponents with this one)
4. Wrong Way Kid – leaping DDT from the second rope
Finishing moves (up to 2):
1. Systematic Breakdown 2.0 – charging high knee strike in the corner to a running bulldog
2. Bricks – hard right hook [has been known to KO former opponents with this]
Biography: Lex Collins earned every ass in the seats that cheers for him the hard way, through blood, sweat and tears. They were there when he finally cracked into the Main Event scene in mid-2013 while still employed with Full Throttle Wrestling. They were there when he fought back against injustice and insanity. They were there when he competed in a fan-chosen Turkish Death Match against Aornis Black and pounded the Devil’s Daughter into a bloody pulp. They were there when he turned his back on the corrupt company that had made him a household name after Matt Ford tried to bite his face off and they stuck with him when he chose the regional Louisville-based PCW where he finally captured his first World Championship. They were 100% behind him when PCW folded and he moved on to iiW, yet again defeating some of the biggest names in wrestling to capture their biggest prize. He held the coveted SCW Vegas Championship uncontested for more than six months before parting ways with the company. From there he moved on to New York-based Olympus, pulling off a stunning 11-1 record before claiming their Zeus Championship. Unfortunately (or fortunately for Lex), the company closed its doors, leaving Collins unemployed in October of 2016.
Until May of 2017, Lex took time off to recover from his injuries, looking to focus on his mental and physical well-being. He worked briefly for Lion’s Road, F’n Awesome Wrestling (Vengeance Pro) and the Norfolk, Virginia based Shoot Society before finding his way to the World Wrestling Headquarters, a place he believed would be his permanent home. He enjoyed a meteoric rise that saw him remain largely undefeated until defeating Alex Jones for the World Heavyweight Championship. He went on to defend a few times before losing to the returning Finn Whelan, the only man in the company Lex had been unable to defeat prior to claiming the championship. The two had a bitter rivalry and Lex refused to back down despite seeing the machinations behind the curtain and he demanded a rematch against Whelan, only to come up short again. Exactly one year to the date of his return from hiatus, Collins parted ways with the company and returned to Las Vegas. From there he ended up drifting for the latter part of 2018, taking part in Riot Star Wrestling for 10 months, capturing two of their mid-card belts before parting ways with the company due to the overseas touring schedule and the fact that they had resigned Nordic Nazi trash Dagvald Riddik to a return contract. He signed with New York-based Five Boroughs Wrestling and became their first World Heavyweight Champion. During the time he was competing in a tournament to achieve that honor, he was also working for Trinity Wrestling, having entered a battle royal when the company launched. He became the second wrestler to hold the World Championship there, defeating fan favorite Thomas Snow, only to lose the belt on his first defense. He had already tendered his notice prior to the loss and took leave from the company the week before it was acquired and dissolved by Action Wrestling.
From there, he came to Alpha Pro Wrestling at the behest of old friend Smith Jones, forming a group called The Architects based on song lyrics that Collins himself quoted in one of his first on-camera appearances for the company. The group was dominant, holding championship gold for the entirety of its existence with both Smith Jones and Damon Warrens having the World Championship while Collins managed to capture the North American championship and defend it successfully. He didn't lose the belt, opting to vacate the title before abruptly leaving APW and retiring from wrestling in May of 2020. Hoping that 2021 will prove to be a better year, he's willing to take one more chance on the industry before hanging those hero boots up for good.
Previous Championships:
EWC Atrocity Title (12/15/2009 — 01/19/2010)
PCW Heavyweight Champion (11/16/2013 — 05/18/2014) *final before company closure
iiW International Heavyweight Champion (07/26/2014 — 10/11/2014)
SCW Vegas Champion (07/12/2015 — 08/30/2015)
SVW Defiance Champion (07/13/2015 — 11/29/2015)
SCW Vegas Champion (10/25/2015 — 05/05/2016)
Olympus Zeus Champion (09/23/2016 — 10/31/2016) *final before company closure
Shoot Society Champion (08/08/2017 — 09/03/2017)
WWH World Heavyweight Champion (10/22/2017 — 02/25/2018)
RSW Legacy Champion (09/19/2018 — 01/27/2019)
RSW Anarchy Champion (10/28/2018 — 03/07/2019)
Trinity World Champion (09/10/2019 — 10/15/2019)
5BW World Champion (10/27/2019 — 02/23/2020)
APW North American Champion (02/24/2020 — 05/25/2020)
Age: OLD AF
How best to contact you: smoke signals/morse code (Twitter DM or Discord)
Character Name: Lex Collins
Real Name: Alexandros Jude Collias
Nicknames: Sin City sAINT
The Architect, Fearless, The Nomad, ABSOLUTE ZERO, Maxwell Murder (former)
that Greek grappler (what the critics call him)
Character Age: 37
Twitter handle: @lexcollins
Picture Base: George Stroumboulopoulos [with beard and full sleeve tattoos] (http://darkhorseonline.net/jackson/fed/lex2017.png)
Height: 6'
Weight: 195 lbs
Hometown: Sin City
Alignment: Lawful Neutral Anti-Hero (generally booked as a face)
Entrance Music: "One Finger And A Fist" by Drowning Pool
Entrance Description: The lights dim, and "One Finger And A Fist" by Drowning Pool erupts at ear-splitting volume over the arena sound system, getting an ear-splitting huge pop from the female fans in attendance. Lex Collins bursts through the curtain and sprints towards the ring. Midway there, Lex stops and shrugs out of his Brutal Apparel hoodie, tossing it into the crowd. He pauses for a few selfies with fans before hopping up on the apron and wiping his feet. Grinning at the crowd, he presses his right fist over his heart to a huge pop before turning and springing over the rope.
Wrestler Style: brawler/strong style
General Moves (up to 15):
Standing:
– various punches/strikes (including but not limited to: European uppercut, jabs, rabbit punches, palm strikes)
– backspin DDT
– stomach breaker
– drop toehold
– snap/scoop slams
– running single leg high knee
– running enzuigiri (shining apprentice)
– stiff elbow strike to the face (grapple break)
– basic arm drag (can use this to transition to WRECKAGE)
– standing dropkick
– basic reversals (including but not limited to: hip toss, speedy roll up)
Aerial & Diving:
– springboard knee strike
– moonsault bodyblock from the second turnbuckle
– leaping swinging DDT
– suicide dives to the outside
– springboard back elbow
Submission:
– MMA-style submissions (including but not limited to: figure four necklock, kimura, anaconda vise, bow & arrow, all armbars, STF)
Ground Game:
– diving knee to the back of the head
– baseball slide into a fist or elbow strike to the head
Signature moves (up to 4):
1. Mind Killer – side slam backbreaker
2. Indestructible – diving DDT *can be used as a desperation finisher
3. WRECKAGE – Fujiwara armbar (has been known to dislocate the shoulders of past opponents with this one)
4. Wrong Way Kid – leaping DDT from the second rope
Finishing moves (up to 2):
1. Systematic Breakdown 2.0 – charging high knee strike in the corner to a running bulldog
2. Bricks – hard right hook [has been known to KO former opponents with this]
Biography: Lex Collins earned every ass in the seats that cheers for him the hard way, through blood, sweat and tears. They were there when he finally cracked into the Main Event scene in mid-2013 while still employed with Full Throttle Wrestling. They were there when he fought back against injustice and insanity. They were there when he competed in a fan-chosen Turkish Death Match against Aornis Black and pounded the Devil’s Daughter into a bloody pulp. They were there when he turned his back on the corrupt company that had made him a household name after Matt Ford tried to bite his face off and they stuck with him when he chose the regional Louisville-based PCW where he finally captured his first World Championship. They were 100% behind him when PCW folded and he moved on to iiW, yet again defeating some of the biggest names in wrestling to capture their biggest prize. He held the coveted SCW Vegas Championship uncontested for more than six months before parting ways with the company. From there he moved on to New York-based Olympus, pulling off a stunning 11-1 record before claiming their Zeus Championship. Unfortunately (or fortunately for Lex), the company closed its doors, leaving Collins unemployed in October of 2016.
Until May of 2017, Lex took time off to recover from his injuries, looking to focus on his mental and physical well-being. He worked briefly for Lion’s Road, F’n Awesome Wrestling (Vengeance Pro) and the Norfolk, Virginia based Shoot Society before finding his way to the World Wrestling Headquarters, a place he believed would be his permanent home. He enjoyed a meteoric rise that saw him remain largely undefeated until defeating Alex Jones for the World Heavyweight Championship. He went on to defend a few times before losing to the returning Finn Whelan, the only man in the company Lex had been unable to defeat prior to claiming the championship. The two had a bitter rivalry and Lex refused to back down despite seeing the machinations behind the curtain and he demanded a rematch against Whelan, only to come up short again. Exactly one year to the date of his return from hiatus, Collins parted ways with the company and returned to Las Vegas. From there he ended up drifting for the latter part of 2018, taking part in Riot Star Wrestling for 10 months, capturing two of their mid-card belts before parting ways with the company due to the overseas touring schedule and the fact that they had resigned Nordic Nazi trash Dagvald Riddik to a return contract. He signed with New York-based Five Boroughs Wrestling and became their first World Heavyweight Champion. During the time he was competing in a tournament to achieve that honor, he was also working for Trinity Wrestling, having entered a battle royal when the company launched. He became the second wrestler to hold the World Championship there, defeating fan favorite Thomas Snow, only to lose the belt on his first defense. He had already tendered his notice prior to the loss and took leave from the company the week before it was acquired and dissolved by Action Wrestling.
From there, he came to Alpha Pro Wrestling at the behest of old friend Smith Jones, forming a group called The Architects based on song lyrics that Collins himself quoted in one of his first on-camera appearances for the company. The group was dominant, holding championship gold for the entirety of its existence with both Smith Jones and Damon Warrens having the World Championship while Collins managed to capture the North American championship and defend it successfully. He didn't lose the belt, opting to vacate the title before abruptly leaving APW and retiring from wrestling in May of 2020. Hoping that 2021 will prove to be a better year, he's willing to take one more chance on the industry before hanging those hero boots up for good.
Previous Championships:
EWC Atrocity Title (12/15/2009 — 01/19/2010)
PCW Heavyweight Champion (11/16/2013 — 05/18/2014) *final before company closure
iiW International Heavyweight Champion (07/26/2014 — 10/11/2014)
SCW Vegas Champion (07/12/2015 — 08/30/2015)
SVW Defiance Champion (07/13/2015 — 11/29/2015)
SCW Vegas Champion (10/25/2015 — 05/05/2016)
Olympus Zeus Champion (09/23/2016 — 10/31/2016) *final before company closure
Shoot Society Champion (08/08/2017 — 09/03/2017)
WWH World Heavyweight Champion (10/22/2017 — 02/25/2018)
RSW Legacy Champion (09/19/2018 — 01/27/2019)
RSW Anarchy Champion (10/28/2018 — 03/07/2019)
Trinity World Champion (09/10/2019 — 10/15/2019)
5BW World Champion (10/27/2019 — 02/23/2020)
APW North American Champion (02/24/2020 — 05/25/2020)
