LAW Magazine Writers

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Momo Kazan

Momo

Personality: Momo is a very friendly and sociable girl. She is very lighthearted and easygoing and can almost always be seen with a big grin on her face. She is a very fun loving person and can find humour in many situations. She is also quite a prankster and loves messing with people and making fun of them, though it’s all in good fun and for the most part. Because of her fun loving nature Momo doesn’t tend to take many things too seriously and doesn’t really hold grudges against people who wrong her, for you to make Momo dislike you you'd have to do something really bad.

Preferred articles: Articles about other wrestlers, offering her opinion on them as a fellow competitor amongst other things

Approach to writing: If you are looking for a writer who strives to make articles that are professional and have no hints of bias in them then you may have to look elsewhere. Momo very much writes entirely on a whim, putting her own pure and unfiltered thoughts and opinions on whatever topic she sees fit. While this may make her articles barely count as journalism she more than makes up for it purely by how fun they are to read.

[FreestylePoet]

Ichigo Izumi

Appearance

Personality: Ichigo Izumi is the daughter of a famous war photographer who has won countless awards for her storytelling and activism. Ichigo inherited a deep respect for the art of photography -- as well as high and exacting demands for herself and others. With her own work, she's her own harshest critic; while she's developed ways to do that in a healthy way, that doesn't stop her from noticing all the little avenues for improvement in every shot. However, she also has high standards when it comes to the behavior of others, especially wrestlers. She expects them to be forthright, competent, honorable, and always on top of their career. Being unreliable is a venial sin to Ichigo.

Preferred Articles: Wrestler profiles/interviews, general news items, stuff on the business side of LAW.

Approach to Writing: From a young age, Ichigo came to appreciate the dynamism and energy associated with wrestling. Over time, she practiced both the written word and photojournalism in the hopes of having a long career in the wrestling media. Ichigo takes a no-nonsense approach to writing that highlights her subject matter. She rarely injects her own commentary, instead letting a wrestler or topic speak for themselves. As a result, her reporting is typically a reliable, objective affair. Even so, her low tolerance for bullshit and morally judgmental attitude make her a savvy interviewer when it comes to demanding incisive answers.

However, Ichigo's true talent lies in photojournalism. Whether it's a flattering image of a wrestler during their greatest moments, an action shot of two fighters giving it their all, or a candid of the many behind-the-scenes moments that fans don't often get to see, Ichigo can capture that instantaneous lightning in a bottle better than anyone on the planet. And that is really what she means to capture -- owing to her mother's background as a war photographer, Ichigo hates capturing images or subjects that are too negative. Smiles, excitement, energy? That's right in her wheelhouse.

Articles Written

1. Nothin' yet, nerds!

[Smolsquito]

Tsuki Uso



Personality:
Tsuki is a particularly cold person, both in body-heat and overall disposition. She never misses a single detail in any match she watches and reviews, not even the smallest of eye-twitches or smirks escape her sight... and she's quick on calling them out as soon as she calls the wrestler in question for an interview. She also tends to act quite uncaring and neutral when interviewing people. Some have described talking to her as feeling like "talking to a judge-y school teacher" or "filling out a survey in a shady site that you know will probably fill your email with spam, but need to use for an important school assignment."

Preferred Articles:
She often focuses on writing short, yet juicy articles on obscure wrestlers, emerging feuds, and interviews with wrestlers from all walks of life.

Approach To Writing:
Her articles tend to be worded in a particularly "matter-of-fact" manner. Her opinions are almost impossible to infer from her articles alone... that being said, however, she also records her interviews and posts them online on her own little talk-show called "Eyes on the LAW (ELAW for short)". She's also known for leaving hidden cameras near training areas and general gathering places for wrestlers within LAW and posting any footage she finds on her show as well.

Articles Written

ELAW interviews

ELAW Backstage Leaks

[Sigma Morgan]

Kaelyn Thea Williams. Wrestler, talk show host, and now writer

Personality: Can either be really friendly or very mean trying to anger people if she thinks it will get the interview or writing piece more attention.

Preferred Articles: Wrestler interviews/analysis

Approach to Writing: "I simply write, whatever gets the most traction is what and how I write" Kaelyn is a confusing person, in terms of wrestling she is not the strongest or highly skilled but in terms of interviewing she really seemed to have a talent for it, she also has a knack for getting under people's skin or head wanting to do what ever gets her writing or talk show more attention.

Kaelyn

[JaimeJohnsomXD]

Finally I took the initiative to make my Roster of people for Magazine Writers (and Another People)

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Magazine Writer:

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Caleb Hoglan
• 20 years old
• 1,76m
• 68kg
• Irish
• Personality: Despite a look that is pure punk-rocker, which might lead some to expect someone impulsive or confrontational, Caleb’s energy is the exact opposite. He is genuinely laid-back, possessing a natural calm and a sincere ability to listen. This makes people feel comfortable around him almost immediately. Throughout his time interviewing sources for stories or working with newsroom colleagues, he has never had a conflict or argument with anyone. Even when interviewing difficult, eccentric, or defensive figures, his peaceful, disarming demeanor causes any tension to vanish.

• Style of Writing: When it’s time to write, Caleb simply puts on his headphones and focuses. He avoids overly academic or complex jargon as he begins to write; despite his youth, he wants to be taken seriously and strives to keep the text straightforward enough for anyone to understand—even someone who doesn't know much about wrestling itself.

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Podcasters:

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Jonathan Walker
• 23 Years Old
• 1,75m
• 75kg
• England
• Face
• Personality: Jonathan takes the podcast very seriously because, for him, the project is an extension of his commitment to putting on a great show for his audience. He isn't there to mess around, yet his commanding presence never comes across as arrogant. Just as he seeks respect from his opponents, he treats his guests, He researches his guests and asks questions that demonstrate a genuine interest in their stories. He is intensely focused on keeping the episode engaging and dynamic. If the conversation starts to drag or becomes too technical, risking audience boredom, he uses his natural charisma to break the tension with a joke or subtly shift the topic, ensuring the show remains top-tier entertainment for fans. Even while conducting serious interviews, Jonathan never loses his down-to-earth demeanor. While he generally remains calm and focused, there are specific segments or moments that really get the audience fired up: whenever someone pushes Jonathan’s buttons. If the topic involves a glaring injustice in the music or fighting worlds, or if a hater decides to test his patience live on air, that pent-up aggression from the ring comes to the surface.



Bryan Clark
• 24 Years Old
• 1,72m
• 74kg
• England
• Face
• Personality: As a podcaster, Bryan comes across as the typical guy trying to be kind and welcoming to everyone, projecting a laid-back, approachable vibe whenever the conversation shifts from wrestling to everyday topics. To keep the show from becoming too technical or serious, he strategically employs his playful side cracking jokes and breaking the ice to maintain a lighthearted atmosphere for listeners and guests alike. However, this easygoing demeanor masks an explosive temper capable of shifting the episode's direction in a heartbeat; if the conversation touches on people close to him, Bryan completely loses his filter. When this side of him emerges, his calm gives way to intense indignation, and he begins to act and speak without regard for consequences, impulsively venting his rage live on air injecting a jolt of unpredictability and raw emotion into the podcast.