Post by LLW on Apr 25, 2012 17:53:16 GMT -5
Wrestling Name: Sasha Sweet
Real Name: Samantha Sullivan
Nicknames: Lady Sasha, Lady Sweet, The Queen of Your Dreams, The Nightmare Queen, The Red Witch
Date Of Birth: February 22, 1980
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 140 lbs
Billed From: The Devil’s Playground
Theme Song: “All Mine” by Portishead
Appearance: The typical femme fatale, long raven hair, striking good looks, always well made up, curves with muscles.
Wrestling Attire: Scarlet red sports bra with flair and red straps that X around her body, scarlet trunks with flair, and black straps that connect those to black flaired out thigh high leggings. Black leather boots that rise up to her knees, black kneepads, and flaired out black arm wraps.
Casual Attire: Sexy black or red dresses, always dressed to impress.
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Wrestling Style: Mean brawler, smart, little respect for the rules, methodical, usually takes apart the opponent’s midsection.
Signatures:
*Back Breakers
*Rib Breakers
*Gut Busters
*Knockout DDT (Evenflow DDT)
*Witchcraft (Michinoku Driver II)
*Sweet Kick (running step-up enzugiri to a kneeling opponent)
*Nightwish (Reverse headlock takedown, used to set up the Sweet Dreams)
Finishers:
1. Sweet Dreams (Sleeper hold w/ body scissors)
2. Double Sledge (Polish Hammer to the face)
3. Scarlet Fantasy (Folding Powerbomb, usually using the ropes during the pin for a cheap advantage)
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Accomplishments:
-Debuted in 1998
-Has won numerous women’s championships in the U.S. and Japan
-Claims to be the most downloaded independent female wrestler in the world
-Claims to be the smartest the wrestler in the world
-Claims to be the most beautiful woman in the world
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Bio:
Sasha Sweet made her pro wrestling debut at the age of 18 and quickly made a name for herself as a jaw-dropping, head-turning, heart-breaking, femme fatale. Using her good looks and attitude she got over despite not being very good in the ring, and her fellow female wrestlers didn't take too kindly to that so they made sure that her first few years in the business were a baptism by fire. It was a very rough experience but it did force her to become a tough fighter, and she got wise to the game faster than most. Now over a decade into her career she's earned the respect of (most of) her peers, and now feels that it is her time to be the face of women’s wrestling worldwide.