Iris Zervas
Name: Iris Zervas
Gender: Female
Nickname: "The Artistic Journeyman"
Age: 21
Height: 5'5 (165 CM)
Weight: 139 lbs (63 Kg)
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue eyes (contacts, natural brown)
Sexuality: Pan-sexual
Nationality: Greek
Job Out side of Wrestling: Art student/Freelance Graphic designer
Wrestling Style: Striker/Showgirl
Personality:
Iris Zervas carries herself like she was born to be seen. She has the polished confidence of a popular girl, effortlessly stylish, socially aware, and fully aware of the impression she leaves on others. There’s a sharp edge to her charm, though; quick with a cutting remark or a dismissive glance when someone fails to meet her standards. Still, it rarely feels random, more like she’s constantly measuring the world against an invisible aesthetic she expects it to live up to. Beneath that attitude, Iris has a genuine love for anything artistic. Whether it’s painting, fashion, performance, or even the theatrical chaos of wrestling, she finds beauty in expression and detail. She may act like she’s above things, but anything that feels creative or visually striking has a way of pulling her in completely.
Past:
Iris Zervas was born into a wealthy family built on business, influence, and expensive taste. From a young age, she was surrounded by private galleries, rare collections, and conversations about value, investment, and reputation. Her father believed art was no different than any collectable or luxury item, meant to be collected and traded for wealth. He expected Iris to learn the business side of the art world so she could one day help expand the family empire. Iris however, never cared about selling art. She loved creating 0it, studying it, and losing herself in the emotions hidden inside each piece. While her father saw art as a product, Iris saw it as something personal and alive. That difference slowly drove a wedge between them, and by the time she fully devoted herself to art at Savannah College of Art and Design, her father had enough. Rather than support a daughter who refused to follow the path he laid out for her, he cut her off from the family entirely.
College became a constant struggle. Iris worked odd jobs and freelance gigs, just to afford classes and rent. One of those jobs led her to LAW, where she was hired as a graphic designer to create the video graphics cards for various wrestlers. The job was quite the hassle, filled with untalented wrestlers who had huge egos and personalities, that would dismiss all of Iris's work. The only reason the girl stayed working with the company was because it paid insanely well for only a marginal amount of work.
Things changed though as Iris was interviewing one of rookie wrestlers, and she learned the girl was making 4 figures for one night of work, and that she had never even been in a ring before. A young 18 year old could have never worked a day in her life, no significant athletic accomplishments or achievements, yet LAW would still push them because they looked good, carried confidence, and knew how to capture attention. To Iris, it felt less like a sport and more like performance art with bruises attached. And if appearance and presence mattered that much, then maybe she had a place there too.
So Iris applied to become a wrestler herself, and to her surprise LAW accepted her almost immediately. If the girl was honest with herself, she wasn't here to become famous or to hone her skills, but find LAW as a way to make money while expressing herself with a new art form that interested her.
Preferred Match Types: Hentai, Humiliation, costume matches, any out there match type like wrestler's personal match types, or anything artistic.
Fun Facts:
- Currently goes to school at SCAD
- Has created the Graphics for over 30 wrestlers in the company
- Likes to claim that she will work out in the nude when the gym is free, but has only done that once and actually hates it.
- Instead of owning a car, she has a motorcycle. That being said the car has been in the shop for about 4 months now while she tries to get the money to pay for the repairs.
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