Aria Stevens-Crawford

[Scarlett]

Real Name (Optional): Aria Stevens-Crawford

Name/Nickname (if different from above): "The RingMaestro"

Twitter Handle (Optional): @AriaSCrawford

Preferred Brand: Shotgun or Livewire? If you do not care which brand, leave this blank and the staff will determine your placement based upon our needs.

Height: 5' 9"

Weight: 134 lbs.

Date of Birth: 05/16/1994

Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Alignment: Face, 8
(Face, Heel, or Tweener? Also on a scale of 1 to 10, with 1 being the worst of the worst, the most vile and evil of heels and 10 being the purest, nicest, cleanest cut of babyfaces.)

Picbase: Jayden Cole

Wrestling Style: Technical, Ground Based Catch/Submission

Entrance Theme: "Catch A Bad One" - Del the Funkee Homosapien


Finishers:

Masterstroke (Styles Clash)
Magnum Opus (Queen Angelito Stretch)
Vipress Sonata (Regal Cutter)

Signature Moves:

Double Wristlock Bridging Suplex
Overture to Victory (Release Regalplex)
Rolling Kneebar
Maple Fever (Ripcord Monkey Flip)

Common Moves: (at least ten)

Rolling Single Leg Boston Crab
Shoulderbreaker
Slingshot Suplex
Fujiwara Armbar
DDT
Russian Legsweep
Butterfly Backbreaker
Step-Up Enzugiri
Swinging Neckbreaker
Hurricanrana

Entrance Description:

The opening bars of string instruments fill the air, before the beat and lyrics of "Catch A Bad One" begin to play, as Aria makes her way to the ring with a confident swagger. She makes a Maple Leaf taunt with her hands at the top of the ramp, before heading down to the ring with intensity, awaiting her opponent.

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Gimmick/Personality:
Aria is out to live out her late husband's dream of being a star in the business, and adopted a very heavily mat focused style after her husband died from the result of an accident when he attempted a shooting star press. She will outright refuse to do moves off the top rope.

Biography:
Aria had trained under the Wristlock Academy program after a brief period of grieving. She was an exotic dancer paying for lessons at learning classical music when she met her husband, who was a fairly popular name in the Canadian independent circuit. She was very close to settling down her life, until tragedy struck, and she sworn to help live out his dream posthumously by slowly paying her dues and finally getting a chance to wrestle proper.