Name: Gemini
Height: 6’3
Weight: 244lbs
Hometown: Parts Unknown
Alignment: Tweener
Style: Brawler
Theme Music: None.
Entrance:
Appearance: Gemini has a dark/tanned complexion and wears black and purple wrestling trunks with the left side black and the right side purple. His boots also match the color of the foot they are on. His mask is also split down the middle with purple on the right and black on the left.
Additional Description: Technically-skilled Brawler
Finisher: Gemini’s Thunder (Irish Whip into an Axe Handle to the chest.)
Signature moves:
Moveset:
elbow and knee strikes
standing shooting star press
running stomp (usually to the groin)
over the shoulder backbreaker
body slam
slingshot clothesline off the top rope
top rope flying double axe handle
left-handed bulldog lariat
Exploder suplex
running Yakuza kick
elevated cradle neckbreaker (like a muscle buster but falls to his knees and impacts the neck on his shoulder)
kataha jime
back cracker (lung blower)
Strengths: Tough as nails
Ring Savvy
Impervious to crowd
Weaknesses: Left knee is tricky and gives out from time to time.
He wants to show off all his skill at the detriment of actually winning.
Quirks/Eccentricities: Doesn’t speak; Never photographed without his mask on.
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Backstory: Not much is actually known about Gemini except that he has been in wrestling nearly twenty years. There has never been a single photograph of his face outside of him wearing the mask. Plus, even determining his ethnicity is difficult as he is dark complected and tan year-round. He wrestled for a while in TTW, which was arguably his biggest break to date before being thrown out in the 2013 Ultimate Rumble and losing his job.
He reappeared in UPW, but at an ill-fated time in its existence as the rebellion and mutiny that had begun backstage killed the league before Gemini had a chance to gain any real traction. After only a handful of appearances, he was one again without a job, until SCW formed in 2018, where he recorded two monumental upsets at the expense of ‘The East Wind,’ Alex Reyn.