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'''Lucas Black''' is an American [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit | '''Lucas Black''' is an American [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit. | ||
Lucas Black is not a compassionate man. He revels in the pain and suffering of others, drawing strength and inspiration from their tears. As strange as it may seem to objective observers, the suffering of others is ambrosia to Lucas Black. | Lucas Black is not a compassionate man. He revels in the pain and suffering of others, drawing strength and inspiration from their tears. As strange as it may seem to objective observers, the suffering of others is ambrosia to Lucas Black. | ||
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Black has remained undefeated in singles competition, ever since his debut in September at the first ever edition of WWA Glory. | Black has remained undefeated in singles competition, ever since his debut in September at the first ever edition of WWA Glory. | ||
''[[Birthday Bash]] X'' was a defining moment in the short career of Lucas Black. In one night, he lost the WWA Television title to newcomer Elvis Hunt, only to become the WWA World Heavyweight Championship later in the night. When he climbed the ladder over seventy feet about the arena floor atop the WWAtron, to capture the gold with the "Mile High" victory. | ''[[Birthday Bash]] X'' was a defining moment in the short career of Lucas Black. In one night, he lost the WWA Television title to newcomer [[Elvis Hunt]], only to become the WWA World Heavyweight Championship later in the night. When he climbed the ladder over seventy feet about the arena floor atop the WWAtron, to capture the gold with the "Mile High" victory. | ||
Black would eventually lose his World Heavyweight Championship to [[Nick Adams]] inside Ultimate Glory II at ''[[Revolution]] 2009''. | |||
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**WWA World Heavyweight Champion | **WWA World Heavyweight Champion | ||
**WWA Television Champion | **WWA Television Champion | ||
***Winner of Mile High Victory at Birthday Bash | ***Winner of Mile High Victory at Birthday Bash X | ||
***Currently Undefeated in Singles Competition | ***Currently Undefeated in Singles Competition | ||
Latest revision as of 13:29, 7 April 2009
'WWA Television Champion
Lucas Black is an American professional wrestler who currently wrestles for the World Wrestling Alliance, a former member of the Primetime Central circuit.
Lucas Black is not a compassionate man. He revels in the pain and suffering of others, drawing strength and inspiration from their tears. As strange as it may seem to objective observers, the suffering of others is ambrosia to Lucas Black.
In the ring, Lucas enjoys nothing more than hearing his opponents – or his prey, as he refers to them – cry out in pain. Often, he prolongs the agony for as long as he can, eking out every last ounce of sustenance that he can drain from his prey. Even better if he can hear them beg for the mercy that Lucas will never give. Lucas Black is not a compassionate man.
Early Life
In childhood, these tendencies led to numerous encounters with police and psychiatric professionals, but his sharp intellect and disarming charm left authorities powerless. Manipulative and perhaps even a little megalomaniacal, Lucas often employs others to do his dirty work with promises of grand rewards or terrible vengeance. As he reached adulthood, Lucas Black discovered professional wrestling. His intrigue and excitement knew no bounds. Soon, he had started the long, grueling struggle to become a professional wrestler -- a career that would allow him to grow wealthy and gain status by inflicting torment. He immersed himself not only in wrestling, but also numerous forms of martial arts and physical conditioning. Today, Lucas has transformed himself, physically, mentally, and tactically, into a phenomenal specimen.
Career
World Wrestling Alliance
Lucas Black signed a contract in July 2008, and made his WWA debut at the beginning of that esteemed organization’s 2008-2009 season and seized the WWA Television Championship weeks later, from Intrepid in just his third WWA match.
Black has remained undefeated in singles competition, ever since his debut in September at the first ever edition of WWA Glory.
Birthday Bash X was a defining moment in the short career of Lucas Black. In one night, he lost the WWA Television title to newcomer Elvis Hunt, only to become the WWA World Heavyweight Championship later in the night. When he climbed the ladder over seventy feet about the arena floor atop the WWAtron, to capture the gold with the "Mile High" victory.
Black would eventually lose his World Heavyweight Championship to Nick Adams inside Ultimate Glory II at Revolution 2009.
Within Wrestling
Tale of the Tape
- Height: 6'2"
- Weight: 230lbs
- Date Of Birth: Unknown
- Hometown: Denver, Colorado
Nicknames
- The Sadist
- The Torture Specialist
Theme Music
- "Paint It Black" by The Rolling Stones
Finishing & Signature Moves
- The Curse of Suffering (Back Mounted Inverted Face Lock)
- The Gallows (Super Three-Quarter Face Lock Bulldog performed with prey sitting on the top turnbuckle)
- The Malediction (Reverse Underhook DDT)
- Triangle Scissor Lock
- STF
- Trapezius Nerve Hold
- Claw
- Spinning Back Fist
- Variety of Martial Arts Kicks
- Swinging Neck Breaker
- Guillotine Face Driver
- Inverted Face Lock DDT
- Russian Leg Sweep
Championships & Accomplishments
- World Wrestling Alliance
- WWA World Heavyweight Champion
- WWA Television Champion
- Winner of Mile High Victory at Birthday Bash X
- Currently Undefeated in Singles Competition