2021 Trios Tournament

2 RP per character in Trios Tournament

3500 word max per RP

Deadline: 11:59:59 pm ET Wednesday, October 20, 2021

2021 Trios Tournament

2 RP per character in Trios Tournament

3500 word max per RP

Deadline: 11:59:59 pm ET Wednesday, October 20, 2021

2021 Trios Tournament

2 RP per character in Trios Tournament

Deadline: 11:59:59 pm ET Wednesday, October 20, 2021

2 RP Limit per singles match

3500 word max per RP

Deadline: 11:59:59 pm ET Wednesday, October 20, 2021

2 RP Limit per singles match

3500 word max per RP

Deadline: 11:59:59 pm ET Wednesday, October 20, 2021

2021 Trios Tournament

Kez, Jordan Majors & Christy Matthews
Vs.
[b]Asher Hayes, Tommy Valentine & Kennedy Street [/b]

Selena Frost, Cid Turner & Purity Pixie
Vs.
Kandis, Ricky James & Ace Marshall
 
Tsunami, Shilo Valiant & Minerva
vs.
Nicole Kinneck, Gavin Taylor & Xander Valentine
 
Lucas Knight, Holly Adams & Glory Braddock
Vs.
Crystal Zdunich, Autumn Valentine & Katie Steward
 
 
 
Jaxton Matthews in action
 
Marie Caedes vs. Konrad Raab
 
2 RP Limit per singles match; 2 RP per character in Trios Tournament; word limits in play for EVERY match
Deadline: 11:59:59 pm ET Wednesday, October 20, 2021

Breakdown will be up today (Sorry for this - had every intention to get it done yesterday; was a long day trying to help others and some other unforeseen issues);

Breakdown card will be up shortly too. There will be some changes to the Trios Tournament field. Breakdown will offer some background to some of this too. (To those wondering, this will only be resulting from discussions I've had with handlers who due to OOC issues requested to be removed to ensure their teammates would have the best opportunity to succeed in the tournament; there are no random people being pulled out).

PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Wrestler's Alias:
Lexy Chapel
 
Wrestler's Real Name:
Alexandra “Lexy” Chapel (née Adams)
 
Pic Base:
Bobbi Tyler
 
Height:
5’3”
 
Weight:
109lbs
 
Birthdate:
October 26th, 1993
 
Billed From:
North London, England
 
Birth Place:
North London, England
 
Current Residence:
Los Angeles, California
 
Physical Description:
At only 5’3” tall, Lexy Chapel is not physically imposing. However, she makes up for her small attire with loud outfits and an even louder voice, happy to scream at the top of her lungs in crowded arenas to be heard over the roar of the fans. She’s a natural blonde but has spent time with red hair in the past.
 
Ring Gear:
Lexy no longer competes actively in the ring. When she did, she wore CHAPEL SHOW branded ring gear in the red/black colours that the YouTube show was known for.
 
Clothing Outside the Ring:
When at arenas, Lexy is often seen in form fitting outfits. She’s known for pairing jeggings with sloganed t-shirts representing her clients, or with custom t-shirts with messages printed on them relevant to that week only.
 
WRESTLING INFORMATION
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Wrestling Style:
When she competed, Lexy mixed British strong style with high flying to create a hybrid style of both of her parents. Even prior to finding out that CHBK was her father she was known for her use of Superkicks inside and outside of the ring in what her and tag partner Kat Kelly dubbed “The Superkick Soiree”.
 
Turned Pro:
December 27th, 2013
 
Primary Finishers:
1) Explicit Content (Package Piledriver, used on smaller opponents she can lift)
2) Something Wicked (Superkick)
3) Raising The Standard (Phoenix Splash)
 
Theme Song:
“Cynics & Critics” by Icon For Hire
 
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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EPW International Champion
IWC Evolution Champion (Undefeated)
IWC Tag Team Champion (w/ Kat Kelly – Undefeated)

CLIENT LIST
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Crystal Zdunich (former)
Autumn Valentine
Ace Marshall
Kat Kelly (injured)
Katsumi Yashidi
Dancing Bear
Hairless Penguin
 
BIOGRAPHY
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Throughout the 1970's, 1980's and 1990's the name of Union Jack was synonymous with the British wrestling scene. A multiple time British Heavyweight Champion, Union Jack made a name for himself early in his career with a rivalry against fellow British star Victor Vicious, a rivalry they took to Japan in the 1980's as well. What started as a rivalry between the two of them turned to complete hatred between the two men when Victor's manager, Panther, left Vicious to join forces with Union Jack in the early 1980's, and the bad blood between the three individuals would never be calmed. This led to several encounters over the years between Victor and Union Jack, as well as Union Jack’s long-time tag team partner, Jacky Knight.
 
Born on October 26th, 1993, Alexandra Adams was the youngest daughter of Union Jack (Damien Adams) and Panther (Helen Brooke-Adams), the youngest of three children including older brothers Damien Adams Jr. and Harry Adams, both of whom entered the wrestling business in the mid-2000's, as Britannic and The British Lion respectively. Lexy grew up in the middle of the feud between her family and the Chapel family, which made it incredibly weird for her when she found herself at the same university in North London as Victor Vicious' youngest son Nathan. Despite the initial distrust between the two of them they quickly started to become friends, much to the chagrin of their fathers. Damien went so far as to forbid his daughter to be friends with the son of his rival, forcing Lexy to keep her distance from Nathan.
 
After his in-ring career came to an end and unwilling to give up on a career spent in front of cameras and fans, Damien made a deal with a small UK TV network to begin airing a documentary about his family. Due to its popularity, this soon ballooned into a reality TV show, with a young Lexy Adams as part of its cast. Lexy lacked popularity on the show at first, but after her father walked in on her in a compromising position she played into her newfound reputation and quickly gained popularity amongst British fans. The clip of her father walking in on her is regularly found by wrestling fans even today and distributed across social media.
 
Despite not wanting to hurt her family, Lexy found it almost impossible to avoid Nathan completely and soon the two of them started to fall for each other. When the situation started to get out of hand and their personal lives began to unravel, Nate and Lexy decided to run away together and eloped to Las Vegas to start their own life together, where they were married on November 1st, 2013. With no money however and no way they could now return home to face the wrath of their families, the two second-generation stars elected to begin their own careers together in the United States. Changing her name to Alexandra Chapel, the two began to form what would become The Chapel Show, an independent tag team and YouTube reality show of their adventures together.
 
After an injury to Nate early in his career, Lexy was forced to go solo on the independent scene. She struggled to make much money, having to work part-time as a waitress while also wrestling. This led to a building resentment in her due to the high profile, high money contracts that others seemed to be signed to. Despite her struggles financially Lexy managed moderate success on the independent scene, but she wanted more. In early 2015, after a growing resentment toward many things began to build in her, life-long family friend Lucas Knight offered to help her. He put her in touch with the Independent Wrestling Cartel and used his contacts within the company to acquire a contract for her. With the tutelage of Lucas Knight, and her partnership with fellow newcomer Kat Kelly, the duo formed Wicked Intent and dominated the tag team scene.
 
The antics of Wicked Intent also brought The Chapel Show to a new level of viewership. With Kat as part of the cast, the trio of young stars cemented a niche for themselves on the independent scene and in IWC until it’s eventual closure. During this time, Lexy’s mother Helen passed away and in the wake of her death Lexy discovered that Damien was not her biological father, but rather her biological father was “The Canadian Heartbreak Kid” Alex Desoubrais. After the closure of IWC, Lexy announced she wouldn’t be continuing her independent wrestling career and attempted to get to know her biological father better. This led to her being hired as an interviewer and backstage personality by Supreme Championship Wrestling, where she dreamed that she would one day get an opportunity to sit behind the announce table.
 
With her airtime limited due to limited opportunities for interviews, and her uncanny ability to get on the bad side of her boss, Mr. D., due to her zany antics, including a stint as the self-professed solver of SCW’s greatest mysteries, Sherlexy Holmes, Lexy found herself struggling to fulfil her dreams. She started her own podcast, The ChapelCast, to replace The Chapel Show YouTube show, but still found herself unfulfilled. That was until she embarked on a plan alongside Autumn Valentine to create a new character in SCW, the Dancing Bear. Lexy found herself with numerous television opportunities while Autumn masqueraded as the Dancing Bear. When their fun finally came to an end, Lexy shifted her focus to following in CHBK’s footsteps, determined to become a manager.
 
After a short and ultimately unsuccessful stint as manager of Crystal Zdunich (Crystal turning against her having grown tired of Lexy’s antics), Lexy debuted her client Autumn Valentine. Much to the surprise of everyone in the company, she then added former SCW World Champion Ace Marshall to her list of clients, and soon led the duo to World Tag Team Championship success. Still not satisfied, Lexy is now seen every week on Breakdown as the manager of her various group of individuals, either named LexyCorp, Lexy’s Angels or Lexy Worldwide (honestly, at the time of writing we cannot nail down an actual name as she seems to change it every week). This group includes Ace Marshall, Autumn Valentine, and Katsumi Yashidi along with newcomers and children’s entertainers Dancing Bear and Hairless Penguin, collectively known as the “Happy Farmstead Friends”, for whom Lexy is now producing a new YouTube show.

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PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Wrestler's Alias: Jaxton Matthews
Wrestler's Real Name: “The American Kaiju” Jaxton Matthews
Twitter Handle: @JaxtonMatthews
Pic Base: SCHAFF
Height: 6’4”
Weight: 286 lbs
Birthdate: April 17, 1991
Birth Place: Fort Worth, TX
Current Residence: Euclid, OH

Physical Description:  Tall and burly bruiser, with long black hair and a shaggy beard

WRESTLING INFORMATION
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Wrestling Style: Powerhouse Brawler
Alignment: Heel
Years Pro: 3
Theme Song: “DOA” by I Prevail

Finishing Moves
1. Fall of Man - Reverse Spin Scoop Powerslam
2. Wrath of God - Suplex Clutch transitioned into a Piledriver (Rarely used, only used if EVERYTHING else has failed in a big match

Signature Moves
1. Reaper's Scythe - Discus Clothesline
2. Hand of God - Chokeslam
3. Spear 
4. Spartan Kick - Bicycle Kick
5. Judas’s Cradle - Spinning Fisherman's Neckbreaker

Regular Moves
1. Fall Away Moonsault Slam
2. Mishinoku Driver II
3. Sidewalk Back Breaker
4. Pumphandle Flatliner
5. High Impact Spinebuster
6. Belly to Belly Suplex
7. German Suplex
8. Snap Dragon Suplex
9. T-Bone Suplex
10. Gutwrench Powerbomb

Strengths: Physical Strength, Brawling Ability, Agility

Weaknesses: Quickness and Flexibility

Entrance Description: "DOA" by I Prevail plays, echoing through the speakers that surround the arena. A single spotlight shines down on the stage, a hulking man silhouette stands in the middle of the stage. And as the bass drops red and white lights fill the arena, revealing Jaxton Matthews. His long black hair dripping wet, his head looking down as he takes in everything. 

With one step he begins his walk down the ramp, fans raining boos down. He makes his way to the base of the ring, his gaze never wavering from it. With one swift move he leaps from the floor to the apron, wipes his feet, then enters the ring. He motions for the referee to hurry up and start the match, waiting in his corner for the bell.

Biography: Born in 1991 in Euclid OH, Jaxton never knew his family. Growing up in group homes until he was 15, where he then ran away and lived on his own on the streets. Jaxton had to literally fight for everything he had, whether it was food or even a shelter, he did what he needed to to survive. This led him to being recruited in high school wrestling, and training in MMA throughout his early 20s.  At the age of 28 he took his hard hitting style to the squared circle, and now to the UWL

HANDLER'S INFORMATION
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Handler's First Name: Tristin
Discord: On the Discord Chat

The following is the Week 41 summary of The ChapelCast with Lexy Chapel. Summary courtesy of r/ChapelShow subreddit.

Quote:Lexy introduces the show. She talks about the past week in SCW and is incredibly upset about everything that happened with the Jackals and Ravyn and CHBK. She bemoans the amount of money that she spent trying to impress her father only for him not to even give her a chance. She also says she’s grateful that the moose wasn’t there. She doesn’t want to imagine what might have happened.
 
She complains about her new boss being even less reliable than D., and then answers Twitter questions about potentially overthrowing him, which she ponders for a while before deciding it's too much work.
 
Next, she introduces the episode sponsor, BEAUTY FACTORY SIMULATOR, a game which lets you create a cosmetics business. She complains about the name, claiming it reminds her of dark times in SCW, but otherwise puts over the game and encourages all her fans to download it.
 
Her guest for the week is Han Velsing, a rising independent star. They put over his career and upcoming appearances. They talk about how tough it is on the independent scene. Lexy talks about her and Kat’s independent appearances before SCW, and how they were good friends with Han in the locker rooms. He asks Lexy for a tryout in SCW and she says that she's not taking on new clients anymore now that she's concentrating on what she promises will be her highly successful new YouTube series, Happy Farmstead Friends. They discuss her new recruits briefly.
 
Finally, she answers emails from fans, alongside her special guest. Most of them haven't heard of Han. Many fans feed her new aspects for her various conspiracies, including pointing out the pasty skin of the Cian, questioning whether he's part of the vampire conspiracy. Lexy agrees to try waving some garlic near him at a future event to see if it affects him negatively.
 
She also answers one from a man named Tid, who she’s sure she’s heard from before. He says that his 'friend' is very domineering and is bullying him into accepting her life coaching. Lexy wonders if she knows anyone who has a life coach, because she's sure that sounds familiar, but she can't figure it out, so she moves onto another email.
 
Lexy wraps up the show, thanks her guest, and reminds the fans to try the game using her special link.