Seymour Almasy

Seymour Almasy (born Jason Seymour Wilson on June 12, 1981) is a retired American professional wrestler. He is considered one of the biggest talents in the history of Primetime Central, known for both his RPG-based "Final Fantasy" character, and appearing in almost every federation in wrestling at some point or another.

Early Life

Most of Seymour's early history has been subject to modification and outright falsification due to his RPG-oriented gimmick. The best that can be ascertained from what Seymour himself has said is here.

Born on Long Island to middle-class parents, Seymour became acquainted with video games at an early age thanks to his father. Seymour and his dad would often play together after long days at work as an investment banker. His mother was a housewife and noted party girl, often abandoning Seymour alone at home to go out with her friends.

When Seymour was five years old, his father passed away in a car accident, leaving his mother alone to take care of Seymour. She proved neglectful at this task, leaving Seymour alone in the house four or five days a week until all hours of the night. Eventually, a neighbor picked up on this, and called Child Services. Seymour's mother served a short prison term for child neglect, and she and her son are not on speaking terms to this day.

Child Services placed Seymour with his grandfather, Cid Wilson, who lived in Manhattan. It was there that Seymour first met Laura Marie Winters, better known to wrestling fans as Aerith Heartilly. Seymour and Laura befriended each other quickly, in spite of Seymour being an easy teasing target for the other students in school. The pair were inseparable friends until the end of high school, when college sent them in different directions, Seymour to Penn State, and Laura to Delaware.

Jason took up history as his major, but rapidly grew tired of the college life. A local wrestling school seemed to offer a way out of the tedium for classes, and so during his sophomore year, Seymour began training for the ring.

By the time he was a junior, he left college, ready to try and make his name on the independent scene. Realizing how competitive it could be, he utilized the video games that he had always loved and played to craft himself the persona of "The Final Fantasy" Seymour Almasy, a man who believed himself to be an character in a role-playing video game.

Sending out applications to all of the federations he could find, he was summarily rejected by most for being too cartoony. A promotion called LCW: Evolution offered Seymour a contract, but folded soon after. This left Seymour to sign with the only other promotion who wanted him, the Universal Wrestling Federation.

Emoticon in Global Wrestling

With his PTC career at a standstill due to disappoints in GTT4 and CW2, Seymour decided to go under an assumed identity to take time away from the prying eyes of the wrestling world at large. He came up with the character of Emoticon, a masked man clad in a black latex bodysuit who lamented the fall of chivalry in the modern world.

Coupled with a new in ring moveset featuring flashy high-flying and lots of counter-oriented rollups, Emoticon became an almost instant success. Wins over stars such as Leinad Soma and Psycho Bunny began his career, as Emoticon worked his way into title contention.

It is perhaps Emoticon's out of ring endeavors, though, that are most notable.

Almost from the start, Emoticon found himself quite taken with Global's Dawn McFarlane. In spite of the former CW1 standout's utter lack of desire to associate herself with him, the chivalric Emoticon remained persistant in his pursuit. In doing so, Emoticon found himself head to head with Christian Zenith's Hunting Grounds faction. This group consisted of Zenith, Dawn, former WMW Ace Superior Champion Shadow, her husband Virgil Ambrosi, and Zenith's beard Vivica J. Valentine.

In spite of Zenith and Dawn's annoyance at Emoticon, he found himself forming a friendship with Shadow over the course of his stay in Global. This led to several awkward moments over the course of the following weeks, culminating in the two sharing a tender moment, much to the chagrin of Miss McFarlane. The next week, Emoticon had the unenviable task of facing one of the now two women that he held strong feelings for, surviving an incredible beating from the Mistress of the Mat to catch her off guard with a victory roll and become the Global Television Champion.

At about the same time, Emoticon/Almasy had his first ever meeting with a man who would prove to be very instrumental in his future: Rich Rollins. Emoticon pulled off what at the time was an immense upset, beating Rollins to become the PTC Infinite Gauntlet Champion.

Semi-Retirement

After his GTT6 no-show against Killean Sirrajin, many feared the Final Fantasy to be dead. This however was not the case. For six months, Almasy bided his time, attempting to adjust to a life outside of wrestling. His failure to do so, coupled with evidence leading him to believe that ex-wife Aerith Heartilly was in fact alive, led him to join FUSE Wrestling.

His stay in FUSE has been rocky, featuring a bitter feud with Damian Cruz which has left Almasy hospitalized and off-camera, his current status in regards to active in-ring competition unknown.

It is, however, strongly rumored that Almasy will be involved in some way, shape, or form with the new UiWF project.

Assorted Information

Championships and accomplishments

• Universal Wrestling Federation
  • Universal Wrestling Federation World Championship (2-time)
  • Universal Wrestling Federation World Tag Team Championship (3-time, w/ Max Queue (RPQ~!), w/ Aerith Heartilly, and w/ Clyde (The Dark Ages))
  • Universal Wrestling Federation North American Championship (2-time)
  • Universal Wrestling Federation Intercontinental Championship (1-time)
  • Universal Wrestling Federation Insert Name Here Championship (1-time, as the Gagazet Champion)
  • Universal Wrestling Federation T(he) H(ardcore) C(hampionship) (2-time)
  • Universal Wrestling Federation Television Championship (3-time)
• Global Wrestling
  • Global Wrestling Television Championship (1-time, as Emoticon)
  • 2005 Global Wrestling Unsanctioned King of the Death Match (as Emoticon)
• All-Star Championship Wrestling
  • ACW World Championship (1-time)
  • 2005 End Game Match Winner
  • ACW Scorpion Fighting Championship (1-time)
  • ACW Television Championship (1-time)
• Primetime Central
  • PTC Global Championship (3-time, most prolific holder of the title)
  • PTC Tag Team Championship (1-time, w/ Aerith Heartilly as Unholy Matrimony)
  • PTC Infinite Gauntlet Championship (1-time, as Emoticon)
  • GTT3 Bracket 7 Champion
  • Primetime Invitational Tournament Winner
  • PTC Cruiserweight Tournament 1 Winner
  • GTT5 Mrs. Warr Bracket Champion

Finishing Moves

• Universal Wrestling Federation
  • The Fallen One (Backmounted sleeper/leg scissored armbar submission)
  • Shockwave Pulsar (Fireman's carry swung into a fisherman's buster)
  • Time Compression (Straitjacket piledriver)
  • The One-Hit Kill (Head-spiking variant of the Styles Clash)

• All-Star Championship Wrestling
  • Ultima (Springboard shooting star press)
  • Ultima IX (Springboard 450 Splash)
  • real Emotion (Inverted Shiranui)
  • The Chrono Cross (Cross-legged half-boston crab)
  • Glory to Airyglyph! (630 Splash)

Theme Songs

As Almasy:

"Clash on the Big Bridge" by THE BLACK MAGES (FUSE Theme) "Terra in Black" by Ailsean (ACW Theme) "Otherworld" by Nobuo Uematsu (UWF Theme)

As Emoticon:

"My Heart Will Go On" by Celine Dion (1st Global Theme) "Sakura Saku" from the Love Hina OST (2nd Global Theme)