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Updated Jarvis King
Topic Started: Jan 16 2011, 12:08 AM (188 Views)
Jarvis King
The Hall of Fame Hallmark
Wrestler's Name: “The Internet Icon” Jarvis King

Alignment: Face

Wrestler's Gender: Male

Height: 6’1”

Weight: 250 lbs

Hometown: Halifax, Nova Scotia

Wrestling Style: All-rounder - One part Luchador, one part Puroresu Junior Heavy, one part British technician

Entrance Music: “King” by Iron Solomon

Wrestler's Gimmick: A champion of the people

Finisher 1: “Royal Mutilation” – The Regal Stretch

Finisher 2: “Straightjacket Suplex” - Essentially a Danger German Suplex(Overhead German),except the opponent's arms are crossed across their chest and held by the Jarvis for extra leverage, and to make the bridged pin that often follows harder to kick out of.

5-10 Signature Moves:

Name a suplex and he’ll do it (Most notably – uranage, fisherman, capture, exploder, German and butterfly)
Canadian Cloverleaf (Texas Cloverleaf from a Haas of Pain angle)
Superkick
Dropsault(dropkick into a backflip), falling into pushups
Rapid-Fire Chops (Ala Eddie Kingston)
Cattle Mutilation
Spinning Backfist
“Macho King” – a tribute to Randy Savage; a simple, measured flying elbow drop
Running Yakuza Kick in the Corner
Crucifix Driver – by quickly shifting his weight, Jarvis turns a normal Crucifix Pinning combination into a driver-style move before trying for the pin

Wrestler's Biography/History/Pic-base:
DOB – August 20, 1984
Years Pro – 7 (as of 2011)
Appearance – Jarvis is of medium build, and has short, brown hair. In-ring, he wears black, full length trunks with "KING" written in white on the left leg and plain black boots. Out of the ring, King is usually found in very stylish garb, be it an elegant suit or something more casual.
Picbase – Brad Pitt

Jarvis King is a name already on the shortlist for consideration of who is the best of all time. Originally a minor Internet celebrity, Jarvis used the arrival of web 2.0 websites like YouTube to chronicle the very beginning of his wrestling career. Fans tracked his progress, taking interest from his first class to his first match, weighing in on his every move, and cheering him on all the way.

After a successful high school wrestling career, a switch to professional wrestling wasn’t that much of a stretch. Tenacious and determined, fans further took a liking to the charismatic young star, as he began to form a reputation for having some of the best suplexes in the game. Quickly, his in-ring game was noticed by more than just fans. After a few short years on the independent circuit, Jarvis signed with CWF.

Once again, Jarvis quickly built a reputation as one of the hottest rising stars in the business by becoming the most promising new signee of 2009. Within one year, Jarvis amassed an incredibly impressive resume, the likes of which usually only seen on veterans of the sport much older than King. He captured the Paramount championship, raising the stock of that title significantly with the quality of competition he brought. He secured a place in the history books as World Champion, defending that belt successfully against more opponents than anyone had ever before. He held the Impact Title, defeating a former GCWA champion in the process. Finally, he captured the World Tag Team titles, securing the elusive Grand Slam in the CWF.

All of this success (which also included a 4 month stint of not being pinned), along with a short run as CWF commissioner, earned Jarvis a place in the 2010 class of the CWF Hall of Fame. King’s place in history certainly is set, but his desire for competition and his love for the business will certainly mean many more history-making moments to come.

(Note - the change in appearance will be explained this week. I just wanted to get this done, as it's been on my proverbial plate for some time now).
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