Post by darkhorse on May 17, 2017 4:27:14 GMT
Height: 6'2
Weight: 211 lbs
Build: Trim but athletic. However, since he has never consented to be seen unmasked, it is not entirely clear what he looks like, or indeed who he actually is
Ring Attire: Darkhorse appears in a Warrior Wrestling Ring in a full black bodysuit, covering him head to toe. He has virtually no distinguishing features from afar, although a closer look reveals that various symbols are present throughout up and down the body in a grey that is barely a shade lighter than the black backdrop. The symbols appear to be a language, although which is not immediately clear
Wrestling style: Darkhorse's wrestling style is smooth, effortless, and devastating, akin to watching a larger Georges St. Pierre. He relies on single precise strikes over uneducated haymakers, and prefers snap suplexes and leg sweeps to showy slams. To watch Darkhorse wrestle is to view not so much combat as the slow creep of inevitability made manifest. To battle him is to battle the tide.
Finisher: The Nightmare: Darkhorse lifts his opponent up for a fisherman's suplex, but then sits down into a neckbreaker (in "performance" terms it should look like the Japanese Kinniku buster, but with the single leg allowing the opponent to release somewhat more safely)
Signature Move: Sidekick to the head
Weight: 211 lbs
Build: Trim but athletic. However, since he has never consented to be seen unmasked, it is not entirely clear what he looks like, or indeed who he actually is
Ring Attire: Darkhorse appears in a Warrior Wrestling Ring in a full black bodysuit, covering him head to toe. He has virtually no distinguishing features from afar, although a closer look reveals that various symbols are present throughout up and down the body in a grey that is barely a shade lighter than the black backdrop. The symbols appear to be a language, although which is not immediately clear
Wrestling style: Darkhorse's wrestling style is smooth, effortless, and devastating, akin to watching a larger Georges St. Pierre. He relies on single precise strikes over uneducated haymakers, and prefers snap suplexes and leg sweeps to showy slams. To watch Darkhorse wrestle is to view not so much combat as the slow creep of inevitability made manifest. To battle him is to battle the tide.
Finisher: The Nightmare: Darkhorse lifts his opponent up for a fisherman's suplex, but then sits down into a neckbreaker (in "performance" terms it should look like the Japanese Kinniku buster, but with the single leg allowing the opponent to release somewhat more safely)
Signature Move: Sidekick to the head