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'''Inhuman Treatment''' – Occasionally used to finish off superstars under 300lbs, this move sees Tchu hoist his opponent onto his shoulders in a fireman’s carry, then push them up and out (in an F5 motion). As the opponent spins loose, Tchu keeps his arm hooked across their chest and shoulder and slams down with a Rock Bottom type finish. | '''Inhuman Treatment''' – Occasionally used to finish off superstars under 300lbs, this move sees Tchu hoist his opponent onto his shoulders in a fireman’s carry, then push them up and out (in an F5 motion). As the opponent spins loose, Tchu keeps his arm hooked across their chest and shoulder and slams down with a Rock Bottom type finish. | ||
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==Awards/Accomplishments== | |||
* N40 Tag Champion<br> | |||
* tU Immortality Champion<br> | |||
* R4W World Heavyweight Champion<br> | |||
* PRIME Universal Champion (x2)<br> | |||
* PRIME Tag Champion<br> | |||
* PRIME’s 2005 Jewel in the Crown Tournament Champion<br> | |||
* PRIME’s 2006 Dual Halo Runner-Up<br> | |||
* PRIME’s 2007 Dual Halo Winner<br> | |||
* PRIME’s 2006 Wrestler of the Year<br> | |||
* PRIME’s 2006 Co-Match of the Year (Vs Killean Sirrajin)<br> | |||
* PRIME’s 2006 Feud of the Year (Vs Killean Sirrajin)<br> | |||
* PTC Infinite Gauntlet Champion<br> | |||
* PTC #1 Contender for the Unified Championship<br> | |||
* ToC Finalists (finished 2nd Place behind Nova)<br> | |||
== New 4 Order == | == New 4 Order == | ||
In October of 2001, 4w Enterprises unleashed to the wrestling world the '''N4O'''. Present from its first Asylum Show till the final days of its existence (culminating in a spot in the '''Elite Eight''' match at the final PPV, '''Brutal Tactics'''), Tchu was a staple of the federation. | In October of 2001, 4w Enterprises unleashed to the wrestling world the '''N4O'''. Present from its first Asylum Show till the final days of its existence (culminating in a spot in the '''Elite Eight''' match at the final PPV, '''Brutal Tactics'''), Tchu was a staple of the federation. | ||
Revision as of 01:13, 6 December 2007
tU Immortality Title
R4W World Heavyweight Title
PTC Infinite Gauntlet Title
PRIME Tag Team Titles
PRIME Universal Title (x2)
Tchu (real name Matt Ward, born Aug 19, 1976) is a professional wrestler most well known for his stints in the 4w owned N4O and R4W, and most recently in PRIME. His often emotionless, machine like, demeanor... combined with his well-known aggression and talent... has earned him nicknames such as The Inhuman Being and PRIME's Wrecking Ball.
Physical Characteristics
Height: 6’2”
Weight: 244lbs
Trademark Moves
The Downfall – Tchu’s legendary finishing maneuver. A ‘Sleeping Neckbreaker’. Locking his opponent in a sleeper hold, Tchu quickly snaps to the mat, driving the back of his opponent’s skull into the canvas. The move can be hit on anyone at any time, often coming from out of nowhere to finish the opponent. The move has become synonymous with The Inhuman Being, and is rarely ever kicked-out of.
FTW – Tchu’s submission finisher of choice. The judo-choke hold known as the Katahajime.
Inhuman Treatment – Occasionally used to finish off superstars under 300lbs, this move sees Tchu hoist his opponent onto his shoulders in a fireman’s carry, then push them up and out (in an F5 motion). As the opponent spins loose, Tchu keeps his arm hooked across their chest and shoulder and slams down with a Rock Bottom type finish.
Awards/Accomplishments
- N40 Tag Champion
- tU Immortality Champion
- R4W World Heavyweight Champion
- PRIME Universal Champion (x2)
- PRIME Tag Champion
- PRIME’s 2005 Jewel in the Crown Tournament Champion
- PRIME’s 2006 Dual Halo Runner-Up
- PRIME’s 2007 Dual Halo Winner
- PRIME’s 2006 Wrestler of the Year
- PRIME’s 2006 Co-Match of the Year (Vs Killean Sirrajin)
- PRIME’s 2006 Feud of the Year (Vs Killean Sirrajin)
- PTC Infinite Gauntlet Champion
- PTC #1 Contender for the Unified Championship
- ToC Finalists (finished 2nd Place behind Nova)
New 4 Order
In October of 2001, 4w Enterprises unleashed to the wrestling world the N4O. Present from its first Asylum Show till the final days of its existence (culminating in a spot in the Elite Eight match at the final PPV, Brutal Tactics), Tchu was a staple of the federation.