Pool Party! – The Wet'n'Wild!
"Let's get the party started!"
Members:
Erik Wallén – The Splashter and Jenny Rosenlöf – The Aquanator
Combined Weight: 285lbs (132kg)
Nationality: Swedish
Alignment: (Chaotic) Face
Entrance Music: Swedish House Mafia (ft. Tinie Tempah) – Miami 2 Ibiza
AFW CANON
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Wrestling Information
Team Strategy: Totally chaotic. Both just try to do their best, while having fun in the ring. Jenny is more mischievous, while Erik is more just enthusiastic.
Jenny’s strategy is more of “outrage, outrun, outsmart”, while Erik is more into close contact and even getting intimate with opponents.
The duo has been friends (with benefits) already for a long time, and both have traditionally been eager to do well and to help each other in the ring, while also giving the other one lots of freedom and opportunities to perform as well as they personally can. However, since their arrival in LAW, and them getting booked in individual matches too, their chemistry has become a little more chaotic, with both sometimes wanting to outperform the other in the ring, leading both of them sometimes to focus a bit more on themselves, rather than helping each other out.
Preferred Matches: Pool Party is eager to take on pretty much any challenge, however hardcore is really out of their comfort zone. Lighter matches can be more fun to them, and they are not that afraid of close contact either – Erik in particular enjoys Hentai matches. Handicap matches are fine too.
Team Attitude To Hentai: “Well, I think you should ask him..." "Oh, umm, well, we are not perverts or anything... But, they're just common here, right?“
Team Strengths:
⦁ Common history (they have actually been very good friends, and traditionally supported each other until the end)
⦁ (Positive) Chemistry (they have been wrestling together for a long time, so know each other's styles very well)
⦁ Combination of skills (should work well against a varied range of opponents)
⦁ Chaotic attitude (their opponents can never expect what's to come next)
Team Weaknesses:
⦁ Relatively lightweight (not the biggest neither strongest wrestlers)
⦁ Amateur background (their moves can lack refinement and skill)
⦁ (Slightly toxic) Chemistry (both can aim to "outperform" or "outdo" the other in a match, leading to a breakdown of teamwork and taking the pain themselves)
⦁ Getting side tracked (Jenny's mischievous side games or Erik's taste for lewder stuff can derail their matches to a worse direction from team perspective)
Team Moves:
"Damn, we need to develop some new ones…" “Yeah, we are never going to try that “Viking Hammer” again!”
Past
Spoiler
Jenny & Erik grew up in Kalmar, Sweden. They became acquainted already at a young age through their common swimming hobby, both participating in the activities of a local swimming club, but didn’t really befriend each other until high school. At the time their swimming club held a summer camp on Öland, a large island east of Kalmar, where the teenagers finally had a chance to get to know each other by a midsummer midnight bonfire on the sands of the coast of the Baltic Sea. Needless to say, they got to know each other (very) well.
The two began subsequently kinda dating, spending a lot of time with each other, but never really making full commitment to each other. For them, it was all just about having fun – and that’s indeed what they had. Lots of it. At some stage, playful wrestling came into the picture, and progressively it began constantly becoming a bit more serious business. Ultimately, the two started having serious matches (and sexfights) between them, and soon they realized wrestling to be a common interest of them in addition to swimming.
Eventually, right after finishing high school, the duo noticed an opening for wrestler positions in a British wrestling league. Being ever-excited of new opportunities, Jenny & Erik joined the league without hesitation! Adopting a Nordic Viking gimmick, the duo tried to become fan favorites – which failed miserably. Not only did they fail to become successful in the league, but also failed to appear as credible Viking characters. The duo was neither large in build, nor frightening and serious in nature!
And that’s where LAW became into the picture. Discouraged by their lack of success in the British league, the duo sought for new opportunities. And LAW offered the perfect opening! Having learnt from their mistakes, Jenny & Erik decided to drop their failed Viking gimmick, and adopt a new one that cherished their true characters – cheerfulness and a common swimming background. And that’s how Pool Party got started!
Since their start and introduction to LAW though, there have been some marked tension building between the swimmer duo. What has been new to them is the fact both of them are now booked in individual matches too... And that has brought up some newfound competition over superiority between the two, and also some feelings of jealousy for each other, especially as the "friends with benefits" -part of their relationship has been cooling down lately. This has introduced some toxicity to the relationship between them, which in turn has made their chemistry between each other a bit more chaotic.
The two began subsequently kinda dating, spending a lot of time with each other, but never really making full commitment to each other. For them, it was all just about having fun – and that’s indeed what they had. Lots of it. At some stage, playful wrestling came into the picture, and progressively it began constantly becoming a bit more serious business. Ultimately, the two started having serious matches (and sexfights) between them, and soon they realized wrestling to be a common interest of them in addition to swimming.
Eventually, right after finishing high school, the duo noticed an opening for wrestler positions in a British wrestling league. Being ever-excited of new opportunities, Jenny & Erik joined the league without hesitation! Adopting a Nordic Viking gimmick, the duo tried to become fan favorites – which failed miserably. Not only did they fail to become successful in the league, but also failed to appear as credible Viking characters. The duo was neither large in build, nor frightening and serious in nature!
And that’s where LAW became into the picture. Discouraged by their lack of success in the British league, the duo sought for new opportunities. And LAW offered the perfect opening! Having learnt from their mistakes, Jenny & Erik decided to drop their failed Viking gimmick, and adopt a new one that cherished their true characters – cheerfulness and a common swimming background. And that’s how Pool Party got started!
Since their start and introduction to LAW though, there have been some marked tension building between the swimmer duo. What has been new to them is the fact both of them are now booked in individual matches too... And that has brought up some newfound competition over superiority between the two, and also some feelings of jealousy for each other, especially as the "friends with benefits" -part of their relationship has been cooling down lately. This has introduced some toxicity to the relationship between them, which in turn has made their chemistry between each other a bit more chaotic.
Accomplishments:
LAW Tag Team Record: W: 0 L: 2 D: 0
(Ongoing: 0)
(Record as of 21st September 2026)
Match history:
1. Pool Party! gets to debut in an arena that can certainly be called their home turf - a poolside ring with Tornado tag rules! Their opponents are the Crimson Legacy, another debuting mixed tag team in LAW, who present much more serious attitudes than Erik & Jenny. Will that be the decisive factor for the win, or will The Wet'n'Wild inevitably be soaking their performance?
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Result
Loss via Double KO
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Result
Loss via "Predetermined result [Unfinished]"
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