(Ps. Ignore the Grenade Launcher)
Name: Bay Samson
Date of Birth: April 11
Height/Weight: 5'5 / 125lbs
Nationality: American
Wrestling Skills/Info
Skills: Wrestling, Agility, Coordination, Team Combat
Fighting style: Agile Striker + Support
Title/Wrestling name : None
Alignment: Babyface
Entrance Music : WIP
Wrestling Attire
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Weakness: Lower raw strength, relies on momentum
Movesets: quick snap kicks, running dropkicks, spinning kicks, forearm strikes, low sweep kicks, arm drags, headlock takedowns, roll-up pins, leg hooks, Quick snap suplex, rope rebounds, springboard attacks, leap dodges, tilt-a-whirl transitions
Signature move:
Blue Flash Kick
Sudden running kick to the head or chest
Wave Runner
Rope rebound → flying strike
Slipstream Strike
Dodge attack → spin behind → quick strike combo
Finisher Moves:
Ocean Break
Jumping kick followed by takedown
Blue Impact
Springboard attack with full momentum
Personality:
As the fan favourite of Rewind (Wrestling School), Bay is both tough and fair. She is considerate to her teammates, however is known to be stern should any of them make a mistake or for their wellbeing, within reason. She's willing to help her friends whenever they're in trouble. She suffers from scopophobia, or the fear of being looked at. Though this makes performing in front of others much harder, usually leading to her having panic attacks in the worst cases, she is excellent at holding a crowd's attention and staying upbeat so long as her audience is lively enough.
Backstory
Bay didn’t start as a natural performer, before joining Rewind (Wrestling School), she was already known as someone reliable—tough, fair, and always looking out for others. Been a cheerleader every since when she was a child, for she was hooked up with her family who been cheerleader for some time on. Now starts to trained hard, not for attention, but to become someone her teammates could depend on. But there was one thing she could never fully overcome. She hated being watched. Bay suffers from scopophobia—the fear of being stared at. Crowds, attention, eyes on her—it all made her uneasy. At her worst, her breathing would tighten, her movements would hesitate, panic would start to build. And yet… she still stepped into the ring.
Because to her, quitting wasn’t an option. Over time, Bay developed a way to cope: She focused on movement instead of the audience, turned pressure into rhythm
And used energy—both hers and the crowd’s—to stay grounded. Ironically, this made her, engaging to watch, energetic in the ring, someone who could hold attention
.Even if she feared it, in Rewind, she became a fan favorite, Encouraging teammates who are fresh and new in wrestling, helping others improve but also strict when needed. If someone made mistakes or put themselves at risk, Bay wouldn’t hesitate to correct them—firm, but always with good intention. Because to her: A team only works if everyone survives and improves together.
Bay once visited an Underground Arena. It wasn’t her world. The fights were rough, unstructured, and unforgiving. But something caught her attention. It was Clay who is pinned down at the ground letting her opponent absolutely destroying her for laying numerous punches. Bay hesitated to look away but deep down she saw Clay who is already hopeless as if she given up in life. Sad and feels uncomfortable to see Clay suffering, so she did what she had to do, as being a cheerleader as it is her job to cheer everyone able to feel happy and confident for there is someone is there rooting to person. After she cheered up, Clay open her eyes and immediately fights back for the match goes intense for Bay herself was glad to see Clay back at her feet knowing someone cheering her in this dark place.
Time passed.
Bay continued her training and eventually joined Rewind, growing into one of its most promising and well-liked wrestlers. Then one day…A new presence entered the school. It was Clay, no longer just an underground fighter but someone now standing in the same place as Bay. Their eyes met. No words needed.Bay remembered the arena.Clay remembered the one person who didn’t look away in fear—but in understanding. In that day the two is now very close at each other as watching each other back no matter what.
