Longdogger_Pete

(Once again, stats are in SWF style.) Wrestler's Name: Sydney Sky Full Name: Sydney Elizabeth Sky Nickname: Riot Grrl Height: 5'11" Weight: 170 lbs Hometown: Los Angeles, California Age: 29 yrs old Face/Heel: Face Stable: None Ring Escort: None Teammate: Occasionally tag teams with Longdogger Pete Weapon(s): Steel Chair Quote: "The Sky is Falling .. are you ready for it?" Looks: Sydney Sky is a tall woman. Lean, but muscular. She comes to the ring wearing (for a match): A pair of black vinyl pants, a purple corset top, (that shows off her belly and belly ring) and a pair of combat boots. Her hair is usually worn in a ponytail for a match, but can get loosened in some moves. If she is going to the ring as an escort, or is just backstage, she will usually be wearing a black tank top with a white button down shirt over it, tied with the ends of it so it shows her belly, a black and purple plaid 'school girl' type skirt and combat boots. Ring Entrance: "Cave" by Muse begins to play and Sydney Sky appears on the stage with a serene smile on her face. It stays there for a moment while the crowd cheers. It disappears for a more determined look, as she narrows her eyes towards the ring. Along the sides of the stage, sparkling pyros of purple, blue and white go off. She heads down to the ring with a swagger, high-fives to various audience members along the way. She slides into the ring, winks at the announcers and prepares for the match. Stats: (SWF style, no more than 10 points per stat, 20 points total) ¯¯¯¯¯ Strength: 4 Speed: 7 Vitality: 4 Charisma: 5 Style: Mostly a technical and high-flying wrestler. Strong for a woman, but very Lita-esque in her moves. With a wrestler of similar stature and strength, can pull off some powerful moves. Signature moves: 1. "Hurricane" - Standing Hurricanrana 2. "Fallen Star" - Lionsault 3. "Orbital Stretch" - Spider Stretch 4. "Sky Swirl" - Twist Of Fate 5. Hurricanrana Pin 6. Sleeper Hold and Scissors 7. Headscissor Takedown 8. Tiger Suplex Pin (for similar sized wrestlers) 9. Headscissor Rollover 10. Sharpshooter Common moves: 1. Queen Arm Scissors 2. Fame Asser 3. Senton Splash 4. STF 5. Spinning Wheel Kick 6. Rolling Wheel Kick 7. Diving Hurrincanrana 8., Diving Moonsault 9. Mahistrol Crade Pin 10. Boxing Straight Punch 11. School Boy 12. Front Dropkick Rare moves: 1. Flip Suplex with Pin (for similar sized wrestlers) 2. Superplex (for similar sized wrestlers) 3. Asai Moonsault 4. Rolling Boston Crab 5. Snap Suplex (for similar sized wrestlers) Tag moves: 1. "Tropical Depression" - Backdrop from her partner over the top rope into a senton to an opponent outside the ring. Finishers: 1. "Daybreak" - A pedigree, performed slightly faster than Triple H's pedigree as she can't support her opponent's weight for long. This move was popularized during her IGNJL career, and was later adopted by one-time ally Annie Eclectic. Bio: Sydney Sky was a sucker for the limelight. From a young age, she knew that performing, in some form, would be her calling when she grew older. She first started out as a dancer. Modern, tap .. even ballet. It gave her poise, discipline and grace. She was made to dance, as she had always been one of the tallest girls growing up. Syd attended a school of performing arts, focusing on dance. The pressures of the highly competitive school began to break her down a bit, and she turned to going to the gym to take pressure off, become stronger and to let out stress. It was there that she began learning some wrestling moves, after watching some independent wrestlers working out. It intrigued her and she took an interest in it. They helped her train, showing her the ropes and eventually, she began to surpass their ability to train her anymore. Giving up dancing, she turned her focus completely on wrestling and eventually, after a few years of hard work, she joined their league and has been working independent shows ever since. In late 2001, she was 'discovered' by veteran wrestler Longdogger Pete, who was then working for the IGNJL. He was impressed by her style, finesse and athleticism and introduced himself afterwards. Even more impressed by her attitude and personality, he convinced the IGNJL commissioner to give her a contract. After joining the IGNJL, she was quickly recruited by Longdogger Pete to the face stable, X Force 9. She spent a lot of time there, becoming an integral part of the team. But after an encounter with Jacob Helmsley and his steel pipe, she landed in the hospital in a coma and was out of commission for several weeks. She quickly made a comeback; however, she was not the same Sydney Sky that had first entered the league. She became cruel, heartless and only cared about furthering her own career and status. Syd turned on XF9, becoming heel and moving out on her own. She became known as the 'Riot Grrl' of the IGNJL (affectionately called that by Commissioner Edwin MacPhisto) and she certainly lived up to that title. During her tenure in the IGNJL, Sydney enjoyed one reign with the IGNJL European Championship, as well as one reign with the IGNJL World Championship. However, her career in the wrestling industry was not to last much longer. In 2002, Sydney took a Demonstar Driver from a returning Nathaniel Kibagami and suffered a broken neck that prematurely ended her fledgling career. ...that is, until 2006. Having been medically cleared for some time, a rejuvenated Sydney Sky has finally clawed her way back into the business, as a member of OAOAST and an ally of Longdogger Pete.

What he said.

OK - looks like Sydney won't be in action after all. However, if Syndicated doesn't come up, maybe PK will put our tag match here instead.

OK, that's two... Kidding, kidding!

Does Smackdown even have four wrestlers?

So which matches are we waiting for and have a chance of actually getting? I'm just saying, because, I was prepared to actually crank out the rankings on time this month.

Well, we can't have that. There's already been a singles wrestler named Axis. You'll have to come up with something else.

No, all characters I have ever used (in e-fedding, writing, role-playing, and simming) have aged progressively in real time. Pete was 35 when I began playing him. I was shocked recently when I realized that the infant children of one of my first role-playing characters were now nine and seven.

Well, on the other end of the spectrum, Kevin Coyote is much younger than I am.

Sydney Sky will hopefully be in action. In a related story, if someone has a character they can spare for a match, please PM me.

I, myself, turn 27 today. Interestingly, the LDP character turns 40. And thanks. Watch as I celebrate by working all day~~!

Perhaps, but by then, no one was watching.

Errrr..... SMASH!

That's "spelled."

July 24th was Ian's seventh birthday. Which means he now shares a birthday with the littlest McMahon. Go figure.

WWE.com says it was non-title.

One week after getting beat down by Peter Knight and Gibraltar, Longdogger Pete has requested some mic time this week on HeldDOWN. Will Pete answer Knight's challenge for a tag team match at Syndicated? And who will Pete choose as his tag team partner? Find out on HeldDOWN!

It is indeed a rushjob - but that match is now edited in. Also announces a match for Syndicated.

I honestly don't know when my match will be in... things are really crazy at the moment and I haven't had much time available. If it takes much longer I may send in a rushjob just to get something in, but it isn't the match I had in mind.

I'm all for tours, but occasionally. Once in awhile the SWF, as any global-sized promotion would, will have to trudge back through those random midwestern venues. The fictional world tour is silly. Yeah, it's a fantasy league, but I like to take my fantasy with some realism. Of course, I'm not active, so it matters not what I think.

I'm going with Sigil.

Bob Orton, Sr.

This question makes a whole lot more sense once I'm aware that Aecas didn't remain active. Shows how much I pay attention.

Here they are - sorry they're a bit (a bit?) late but I haven't had much online time as I've been working two jobs. Remember that these rankings only take into account matches up to June 30th, and listed champions are also accurate as of June 30th. SWF WRESTLER OF THE MONTH - JUNE 2006 WINNER: Michael Stephens RUNNERS-UP: Aecas, Jimmy the Doom JUNE RANKINGS (last month's rank in parentheses) #1. Aecas - SWF International Champion (3) #2. Michael Stephens - SWF World Heavyweight Champion (11) #3. Jimmy the Doom - SWF Hardcore Champion (5) #4. Bruce Blank (8) #5. Tom Flesher - SWF Tag Team Champion (16) #6. Charlie Matthews - SWF Tag Team Champion (21) #7. Akira Kaibatsu (14) #8. Zyon (1) #9. Wildchild (6) #10. Doomstroyer (9) #11. Austin Sly (20) #12. Amy Stephens (15) #13. JJ Johnson (2) #14. Sean Davis (22) #15. Mike Van Siclen (NR) #16. Mike Cross - SWF Cruiserweight Champion (NR) #17. Ghost Machine 3.0 (NR) #18. Kerry Staunton (NR) #19. Va'aiga (NR) #20. Scott Rageheart (NR) #21. Landon Maddix (7) #22. Bloodshed (13) #23. Ced Ordonez (NR) #24. Martin Hunt (NR) #25. Johnny Jax (NR) #26. Scotty Static (NR) #27. Spike Jenkins (12) #28. Matt Myers (NR) #29. Grendel (4) #30. Manson (18) #31. Insane Luchador (19) #32. Stryke (25) REMOVED: Jay Hawke (10), Wayne Blank (17), David Cross (23), Arch Griffon (24)

Good lord, there are a lot of matches here.