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The House of Hill

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Wrestler Name: Sam Hill
Nicknames (if applicable):
Redneck Ninja
Height:
5'10"
Weight:
191 lbs
Hometown:
St. Paul, MN
Birthdate:
June 3, 1990

Physical appearance:
Lean and wiry, brown, shoulder-length wild hair and a slightly mad look about him.
Ring gear:
Camo pants with matching day-glo Orange boots and wristbands, a nod to his days wrestling as the masked Agent ORANGE.
Theme music:
"I am the Japanese Sandman" by the Cellos
Ring entrance:
With "I am the Japanese Sandman" by the Cellos playing, Sam Hill scurries to the ring and slides under the bottom rope He then grabs the top rope while bouncing on the bottom one, like a deranged toddler hopping in his crib.

Face or heel?:
Face
Gimmick:
Third-generation wrestler from a family that had a mediocre second generation.
Ring style:
Some technical, but mostly high spots and bumping.
Brief biography: Sam Hill is the grandson of legendary wrestler and promoter "Rawhide" Sam Hill. And the son of forgettable second-generation wrestler Sam Hill Jr. As with many son's of wrestling legends, Sam Jr. failed to live up to "Pappy's" expectations and as can be expected, it led to a familial rift.
Sam Jr. had two sons, Sam III and Simon, both of whom wished to follow in the "family business," but their understandably bitter father forbade it. As such, the Hill Boys had to train and wrestle on the sly. Donning a mask, Sam became Agent ORANGE, crazed military experiment gone wrong. ORANGE had some modest success, and all was well.
Sadly in 2012, Sam Sr. passed away, but not before making peace with Sam Jr. (and his other son, Jake, Sam III and Simon's uncle, more on him later), who finally gave his sons consent to wrestle.
Now with the mask off, Sam Hill the Third looks forward to making his family name mean something in the industry again.

Three Strengths:
Family. He has a brother and a cousin that have his back.
Tough. Not strong, mind you, but takes a lot of punishment.
Crazy. Is not easily intimidated.



Three weaknesses:
Small. You can easily overpower him.
A bit too crazy. Might get himself DQ'd or distracted a lot.
Stamina. While he can absorb a lot of punishment, he does tend to run out of gas in longer matches.



5-10 signature maneuvers:


  1. Diving crossbody
  2. Rolling cradle
  3. Bulldog
  4. Slingshot dropkick
  5. Low-blow power bomb
  6. Rope-walking clothesline
  7. Asai moonsault
  8. Shoulderbreaker
  9. Rope-assited swining armbar and drag
  10. Facebuster legsweep
  11. Superplex
  12. Arm drag
  13. Seated Dropkick
  14. Electric chair drop
  15. Front powerslam
  16. Cross Chop
  17. Diving overhead Chop
  18. Knife-edged Chop
  19. Mongolian Chop
  20. Scoop slam
  21. Spinning heel kick
  22. Spinning side suplex
  23. Atomic drop
  24. Diving double axe handle
  25. Hair-pull hangman
  26. High knee
  27. Jumping knee drop
  28. Lariat takedown
  29. Piledriver
  30. Scoop slam
  31. Snapmare



Finishing maneuver: King of the Hill (Cross-face chicken wing with body scissors).

Wrestler Name: Simon Hill
Nicknames (if applicable):
Sabre
Height:
6'2"
Weight:
231 lbs
Hometown:
St. Paul, MN

Birthdate:
Feb 26, 1988

Physical appearance:
Short brown hair, blue eyes. Well-built physique, not dissimilar from Cody Rhodes.
Ring gear:
Black pants with the word "SABRE" in silver lettering down left left, and a stylized silver line-art sabre on the right leg. Boots are black with silver trim.
Theme music: "I am the Japanese Sandman"
by the Cellos
Ring entrance:
"I am the Japanese Sandman" by the Cellos playson the DePaul Auditorium PA system. To the ring walks "Sabre" Simon Hill.

Face or heel?:
Face
Gimmick:
Third-generation wrestler and exasperated "straight-man" to his eccentric brother and cousin.

Ring style:
A mix of early-90s pre-injury Sting and Dan Jardine (the Spoiler)

Brief biography:
Simon Hill is the grandson of legendary wrestler and promoter "Rawhide" Sam Hill. And the son of forgettable second-generation wrestler Sam Hill Jr. As with many son's of wrestling legends, Sam Jr. failed to live up to "Pappy's" expectations and as can be expected, it led to a familial rift.

Sam Jr. had two sons, Sam III and Simon, both of whom wished to follow in the "family business," but their understandably bitter father forbade it. As such, the Hill Boys had to wrestle secretly, not acknowledging their lineage (this would prove to be an advantage, as Sam Hill Jr. was a punchline in the same joke as Greg Gagne and Erik Watts).
Simon with a natural talent and engaging personality did very well as the masked over-the-top villain Sabre, and looked to be on the fast track to ring success.
Sadly in 2012 "Grandpappy Sam" died, but not before burying the hatchet with sons Sam Jr. and Jake. With Sam Jr. now giving his kids assent to wrestle under their own names, Simon, his brother Sam and their cousin Jake Jr. all decided to unmask and try to rebuild a family legacy.

Three strengths:
Balance of speed and power. Yes.
Stamina. He can go the longest of his kinfolk.
Family Ties. he has a brother and cousin who usually have his back.



Three weaknesses:
Weak spot. If you take out his legs, 90% of his arsenal is removed.
Ground game. He has to stick & move or toss you around. If you get him on the ground he is less effective.
Ego. Easily goaded into getting in over his head.


5-10 signature maneuvers:

1. Drop Kick
2. Golota low blow
3. Press Slam
4. Chop block to back of the knee
5. Arm drag (Mexican, Japanese, and original)
6. Cobra Clutch
7. Fist drop
8. Powerslam
9. Knifehand chop
10. Throat thrust chop
11. Vertical suplex
12. Enzuigiri
13. Hurricarana
14. Belly-to-belly suplex
15. Anything with the prefix "Springboard"

Finishing maneuver:
Sabre Kick (super kick without the stompy theatrics).

Wrestler Name: J.J. Hill
Nicknames (if applicable):
Hangman
Height:
6'5"
Weight:
274 lbs
Hometown:
Longview, TX
Birthdate: May 9, 1987

Physical appearance:
Tall and bulky (but not fat, just not a lot of real muscle definition). Short black hair with a desperado 'stache and pointy beard-thing.
Ring gear:
Black trunks and cowboy boots with a noose motif. Sometimes wears a black hood to the ring as a nod to his wrestling alter-ego, Hangman.
Theme music:
"I am the Japanese Sandman" by the Cellos.
Ring entrance:
"I am the Japanese Sandman" plays on the auditorium sound system as J.J. Hill makes his way to the ring. He climbs the ringside steps, turns to give a double-arm salute then climbs into the ring over the top rope.

Face or heel?:
Face
Gimmick:
Third-generation wrestlers, of which the second generation was kind of a bust. Also, cowboy.
Ring style:
Big brawling tall guy.
Brief biography:
"Rawhide" Sam Hill was a legendary wrestler and promoter. Sadly his firstborn son Sam Jr. proved to be neither, but not before Sr. Sam tried to cram him down the fans' throats. Rawhide had a second son named Jake. Jake had fewer expectations to live up to and while he had the physique for it, he had neither the desire nor charisma to make it as a pro wrestler. However, Jake did have a talent for football, actually making All-American in 1983.
Jake had a son, Jake Jr. (or J.J. as he preferred) and in an odd bit of irony, he had no talent for football but was a natural for pro wrestling.
Knowing his family name would just be an albatross until he proved himself, J.J. elected to wrestle under a mask. After a few failed personae, he finally make some success as a blast mash-up rip-off of Steve Austin and the Undertaker named Hangman.


Three strengths:
Strong. He can lift and toss much bigger opponents and walk over smaller ones.
Absorbs a lot of punishment. It's kinda a family trait.
Family ties. he has a cousin Yankee kin who'll back him up when the chips are down.



Three weaknesses:
Kinda dumb. He is not the first person you'd equate with intelligence.
Low stamina. After ten minutes, he's sucking in air.
Easy to anger. Can get DQ'd or counted out a fair bit.


5-10 signature maneuvers:


  1. Bearhug
  2. Press Slam
  3. Elbowdrop
  4. Running Powerslam
  5. Superplex
  6. One-handed chokeslam
  7. Piledriver
  8. Fist drop
  9. Big Boot to the face
  10. Side suplex
  11. Punches in the corner with theatrics
  12. Corner boot choke


Finishing maneuver: The Noose (Running Diving Lariat "with Authority")
 

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Thanks, I try as long as it's not a chick micro, sheesk on them.
 

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