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Wrestler : Money Mac

Nick Names:Franchise Player, Mac Daddy.

Wrestling Style:Technician

Hometown:Luthers Mills, Pa

Training:Mac was trained by a little known indy wrestler back home. Money Mac always claimed that his trainer could of made it big was never given a shot at the pro's.

Theme Music:Money Talks by AC/DC

Height: 6'1"

Weight: 245 lbs.

Motto:You can take that to the bank!!!!

Allies:HotShot RL Bream, Albino Redneck, Max Idol

Finisher:"Bank Roll" A perfected version of the sharp shooter. "Chapter Eleven" a sick version of the diamond cutter.

History:Money Mac was found by Parker Lewis 3 years ago in a little town called Luthers Mills. Mac was trained by a local wrestling superstar in the basement of his house along with the Albino Redneck and the Brickhouse. Lewis saw Money Mac wrestle in a Indy show and made him an offer to join a new Fed in the @IW called the GPW. Its all history from there. Money Mac is the first and only @IW Heavyweight Gold Quad champion winning the heavyweight title in all four of last remaining @IW feds. Mac was given the name @IW Franchise Player for his accomplishments. Money Mac had entered the IEW on his last streach before retirement. Mac beat HotShot RL Bream and Toetagger Tony Eriole in he last match of his prime career.

Accomplishments:
1st ever GPW Interstellar Champion
nWe Tag Team Champion
nWe Heavyweight Champion
GWF Heavyweight Champion
SCW Heavyweight Champion
BCW Heavyweight Champion
@IW United States Champion

Future Goals: March 28th 2004 Money Mac has officially retired. He bought a home in Pennsylvania and plans to open a wrestling school for indy wrestlers. NEW: Money Mac has made a return no one in the business expected. Mac has returned to James Hunt's "Machine" only to watch the fed close weeks later. Money Mac did a brief stint in the SWA until himself and the owner became sour with each other over storyline control. Mac has taken a major roll with Flipsidewrestling.com behind the scenes. Money Mac still considers a full retirement but would like to maybe give the old ring one last shot. Who knows, you might see Money Mac sooner than later?