Mia Scott
Sept 8, 2014 17:27:30 GMT -5
Post by FGA Office on Sept 8, 2014 17:27:30 GMT -5
STATS
Wrestler’s Name:
Mia Scott
Height:
5’7”
Weight:
126 lbs
Alignment:
8
Hometown:
Fulham, London, England
Pro Debut:
April 2013, Pro Wrestling: FRONTIER’s Commonwealth Carnage
MOVESET
Grappling Style:
MMA base
Finishing Moves
1. Circle Line (Leg Trap Sunset Flip Powerbomb)
2. Shining Triangle
Trademark Moves
1. Double Underhook Snap DDT
2. Reverse STO into Turnbuckle
3. Royal Treatment (Diamond Cutter) *adopted from Lacey Allen*
4. Shining Wizard
Common Moves
1. Belly to Belly Suplex
2. Bridging German Suplex
3. Double Leg Takedown
4. Harai Goshi
5. Inverted DDT (sometimes dropping opponent’s head onto her knee)
6. Northern Lights Suplex
7. Seoi Nage
8. STO
9. Uchi Mata
10. Cross Armbreaker
11. Crossface
12. Fujiwara Armbar
13. Heel Hook (primarily done to bigger opponents to try to remove their base)
14. Rear Naked Choke w/ Body Scissors
15. Dropkick to Seated Opponent’s Face
16. Leg Kicks
17. Roundhouse Kick to Seated Opponent’s Head
18. Spinning Back Kick to Opponent’s Midsection
19. Standing Dropkick
20. Thai Knees (with opponent backed into a corner)
ENTRANCE & ATTIRE
Entrance Music:
Fireflight “Stand Up”
Ring Attire
Outfit: Think this, but without the cut out of the middle of the top. Black, knee-length boots with kickpads.
Colour Combo 1
Black top, green piping.
Black tights, green waistband.
Black kickpads outlined with green piping.
Colour Combo 2
Navy blue top, silver piping.
Navy blue tights, silver waistband.
Navy blue kickpads outlined with silver piping.
Colour Combo 3
Blue top, gold piping.
Blue tights, gold waistband.
Blue kickpads outlined with gold piping.
Ring Entrance
CHARACTER BACKGROUND
Pic Base:
Alexa Davalos
Gimmick:
Rookie looking for a chance to break out (more will be revealed over time)
Strengths
1. Athletic Background: Mia was an MMA fighter at the age of 16, first amateur, then after a couple years, turning professional. Her base is still in BJJ and Judo; she knows how to control bigger opponents if she has to, and she's never let herself get too far out of shape, always training at least to keep herself conditioned, if not always for competition. It would take a lot of abuse or a very long match for Mia to start to run out of stamina.
2. Determination: Mia hates losing, and will do whatever it takes to prevent it from happening. She's constantly intent on proving herself and will keep fighting until she either wins the match or literally can't fight anymore.
Weaknesses
1. Inexperience: Mia still has less than a combined 12 months experience in professional wrestling, despite making her debut in April 2013, and she's used to competition like MMA, where outside influences aren't allowed. She hasn't had to deal with the shenanigans and distractions that come with professional wrestling, and will be prone to fall for them when she does have to. She also struggles in multi-person matches (triple threats and the like) due to never having to compete in such matches before.
2. Lack of Power: Mia isn't the strongest of the bunch; she has the skill and technique to control bigger, stronger opponents, but she doesn't have the raw power. Stronger opponents can prevent her from doing a lot of her offense just by overpowering her.
3. Easily Frustrated: Mia gets easily frustrated when things that SHOULD work, don't; when she misses a move she should hit, when a finisher doesn't work, or when she has a hold locked in and a rope break occurs, Mia gets increasingly frustrated. She'll do her best to contain it to prevent herself from getting sloppy, but the more it happens, the more likely it is to get to her.
Bio:
Born in Canterbury, England, on 20 December 1994, Mia Scott was never supposed to discover combat sports. But then, she was never supposed to do a lot of things. Her parents wanted her in academia or another "respectable profession," so when Mia opted not to go to University, her parents were disappointed with her. She doesn't particularly like to talk about the split with her family, but what she will tell people is that the final straw came when she came out as a lesbian to her parents, and they were so disappointed in their daughter that they kicked her out of the house just before her 17th birthday.
She eventually found herself relocated to London, living in hostels at first, then eventually saving enough money for a small flat, which she shared with a friend. During this time, she took up Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to help deal with her increasingly bad temper, and fell in love with the sport. As time passed, she was promoted to blue belt and began training in fairly rudimentary kickboxing, deciding she wanted to compete as a cage fighter. Still hoping to get her family back, she sent both her parents cageside seats to her amateur debut, but neither came.
Mia racked up an amateur record of 5 wins with 1 loss, and a Kent FC Strawweight Championship reign before deciding she wanted to make a career out of MMA, and turning pro. She won her professional debut by unanimous decision, but then...was never heard from again. She didn't appear on any future cards with the company, and has gone on record as saying she was done with MMA due to "a lack of opportunity" following her experience.
It wasn’t for about 18 months that the name Mia Scott was ever heard again, when she reappeared as a professional wrestler, competing in Pro Wrestling: FRONTIER. In 7 matches with the company, she rattled off 5 wins, including a victory over then-GFC Tag Team Champion Adam Stryker. But then, again, she disappeared from FRONTIER and the wrestling circuit in general. Rumors of mental health issues, financial concerns, and any number of other reasons surrounded Mia’s disappearance. Now, though, she’s apparently past whatever issues were plaguing her and is ready to try her hand at wrestling again.
Wrestler’s Name:
Mia Scott
Height:
5’7”
Weight:
126 lbs
Alignment:
8
Hometown:
Fulham, London, England
Pro Debut:
April 2013, Pro Wrestling: FRONTIER’s Commonwealth Carnage
MOVESET
Grappling Style:
MMA base
Finishing Moves
1. Circle Line (Leg Trap Sunset Flip Powerbomb)
2. Shining Triangle
Trademark Moves
1. Double Underhook Snap DDT
2. Reverse STO into Turnbuckle
3. Royal Treatment (Diamond Cutter) *adopted from Lacey Allen*
4. Shining Wizard
Common Moves
1. Belly to Belly Suplex
2. Bridging German Suplex
3. Double Leg Takedown
4. Harai Goshi
5. Inverted DDT (sometimes dropping opponent’s head onto her knee)
6. Northern Lights Suplex
7. Seoi Nage
8. STO
9. Uchi Mata
10. Cross Armbreaker
11. Crossface
12. Fujiwara Armbar
13. Heel Hook (primarily done to bigger opponents to try to remove their base)
14. Rear Naked Choke w/ Body Scissors
15. Dropkick to Seated Opponent’s Face
16. Leg Kicks
17. Roundhouse Kick to Seated Opponent’s Head
18. Spinning Back Kick to Opponent’s Midsection
19. Standing Dropkick
20. Thai Knees (with opponent backed into a corner)
ENTRANCE & ATTIRE
Entrance Music:
Fireflight “Stand Up”
Ring Attire
Outfit: Think this, but without the cut out of the middle of the top. Black, knee-length boots with kickpads.
Colour Combo 1
Black top, green piping.
Black tights, green waistband.
Black kickpads outlined with green piping.
Colour Combo 2
Navy blue top, silver piping.
Navy blue tights, silver waistband.
Navy blue kickpads outlined with silver piping.
Colour Combo 3
Blue top, gold piping.
Blue tights, gold waistband.
Blue kickpads outlined with gold piping.
Ring Entrance
The lights in the majority of the arena dim, focusing on the entrance ramp as the intro to Fireflight’s “Stand Up” starts to play through the PA system.
[div align="center"][font color="#C71585"]Look at all the lonely hearts
Shivering out in the dark
Hiding from the truth, cover up the proof...
Demons that I’ve tried to hide
Imprison me in my own lies
And all that I can do is cover up the proof...[/font][/div]
As the intro plays, the lights dim more and more, until even the entrance ramp is only barely lit. It holds that dimness for a moment or two, but the song kicks off rather abruptly, and as Mia enthusiastically runs out onto the stage, the lights kick back up to full power.
[div align="center"][font color="#C71585"]Don’t be afraid...to...
STAND UP!
Stand up if you’re broken
STAND UP!
Stand up if you feel ashamed
You are not alone when you hurt this way[/font][/div]
[b][font color="palegoldenrod"]J.A. Aldridge:[/font][/b] From London, England...weighing in at one-hundred twenty-six pounds...MIA...SCOTT!
Mia makes a quick trip down to the ring, slapping hands with any fans that might have stuck their hands out as she walks by. She circles around the ring, sliding under the bottom rope before making her way to the nearest turnbuckle, pointing out toward the fans for a moment before hopping down, settling back in the cornerCHARACTER BACKGROUND
Pic Base:
Alexa Davalos
Gimmick:
Rookie looking for a chance to break out (more will be revealed over time)
Strengths
1. Athletic Background: Mia was an MMA fighter at the age of 16, first amateur, then after a couple years, turning professional. Her base is still in BJJ and Judo; she knows how to control bigger opponents if she has to, and she's never let herself get too far out of shape, always training at least to keep herself conditioned, if not always for competition. It would take a lot of abuse or a very long match for Mia to start to run out of stamina.
2. Determination: Mia hates losing, and will do whatever it takes to prevent it from happening. She's constantly intent on proving herself and will keep fighting until she either wins the match or literally can't fight anymore.
Weaknesses
1. Inexperience: Mia still has less than a combined 12 months experience in professional wrestling, despite making her debut in April 2013, and she's used to competition like MMA, where outside influences aren't allowed. She hasn't had to deal with the shenanigans and distractions that come with professional wrestling, and will be prone to fall for them when she does have to. She also struggles in multi-person matches (triple threats and the like) due to never having to compete in such matches before.
2. Lack of Power: Mia isn't the strongest of the bunch; she has the skill and technique to control bigger, stronger opponents, but she doesn't have the raw power. Stronger opponents can prevent her from doing a lot of her offense just by overpowering her.
3. Easily Frustrated: Mia gets easily frustrated when things that SHOULD work, don't; when she misses a move she should hit, when a finisher doesn't work, or when she has a hold locked in and a rope break occurs, Mia gets increasingly frustrated. She'll do her best to contain it to prevent herself from getting sloppy, but the more it happens, the more likely it is to get to her.
Bio:
Born in Canterbury, England, on 20 December 1994, Mia Scott was never supposed to discover combat sports. But then, she was never supposed to do a lot of things. Her parents wanted her in academia or another "respectable profession," so when Mia opted not to go to University, her parents were disappointed with her. She doesn't particularly like to talk about the split with her family, but what she will tell people is that the final straw came when she came out as a lesbian to her parents, and they were so disappointed in their daughter that they kicked her out of the house just before her 17th birthday.
She eventually found herself relocated to London, living in hostels at first, then eventually saving enough money for a small flat, which she shared with a friend. During this time, she took up Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to help deal with her increasingly bad temper, and fell in love with the sport. As time passed, she was promoted to blue belt and began training in fairly rudimentary kickboxing, deciding she wanted to compete as a cage fighter. Still hoping to get her family back, she sent both her parents cageside seats to her amateur debut, but neither came.
Mia racked up an amateur record of 5 wins with 1 loss, and a Kent FC Strawweight Championship reign before deciding she wanted to make a career out of MMA, and turning pro. She won her professional debut by unanimous decision, but then...was never heard from again. She didn't appear on any future cards with the company, and has gone on record as saying she was done with MMA due to "a lack of opportunity" following her experience.
It wasn’t for about 18 months that the name Mia Scott was ever heard again, when she reappeared as a professional wrestler, competing in Pro Wrestling: FRONTIER. In 7 matches with the company, she rattled off 5 wins, including a victory over then-GFC Tag Team Champion Adam Stryker. But then, again, she disappeared from FRONTIER and the wrestling circuit in general. Rumors of mental health issues, financial concerns, and any number of other reasons surrounded Mia’s disappearance. Now, though, she’s apparently past whatever issues were plaguing her and is ready to try her hand at wrestling again.