| Brute |
| Height: 6'05" Weight: 232 lbs. Gender: Male Theme Musics: 'Devil Without a Cause' by Kid Rock, 'Bawitdaba' by Kid Rock, "Turn the Tables" by Saliva, 'Man Without Fear' by Drowning Pool featuring Rob Zombie Alignment: Neutral Record Since 3/8/03: 4-1-0 1-5 Weak Manuevers: Horizontal Chop, Ax Kick, Russian Leg Sweep, Running Drop Kick, Reverse Chop 1-3 Powerful Moves: Bearhug Front Slam, Diving Hurracanranna, Judo Kick 1-3 Comeback Moves: Spear, Crusader's Slam (Rock Bottom) 1-3 Submission Moves: Wolverine Bite (Squats with opponent's arms behind his knees and squeezes their head with his legs while holding their legs like in the Walls of Jericho), Brutal Arm Twister (Stunt Rider Suplex), Bearhug 1-2 Finishing Moves: Wolverine Bite, Wolf's Decapitator (Dangerous DDT) Past E-Fed History: Extrodinary World Wrestling (EWW) Hardcore Champion EWW Tag Team Champion EWW World Cruiserweight Champion (x2) EWW World Heavyweight Champion (x3) XWF Titles Held: Tag Team Champion (?) Hardcore Champion (Unknown, at least 7) Middlweight Champion (x3) X-Treme Champion (x1) Career Length: Friday, March 2nd, 2001-Tuesday, April 1st, 2003 |
| Brute debuted with the beginning of XWF. In the first Maxi-Rumble, he took third place and earned the right to face AP for the title at the first Wrestlefest. Though he lost, it was actually the kickoff for his career. His team with Lance, Kidman, and Videl dominated XWF for the first month or so. But after Kidman left, the rest of them started to go through some rough times. After a fight with Lance, he and Videl left, leaving Brute on his own. Brute was on hot pursuit of the X-Treme title, as well as any other he could get his hands on. He dominated XWF with little competition, getting several more X-Treme title shots but never coming out successful. Soon he teamed with Ghost. After Bad Kill joined them, they went into a feud with a 2k1 and took them down. From then on Brute and Bad Kill were an unstoppable team. Soon after Lance and Videl returned, they formed a friendship with Ghost, who introduced them the NGH as well as a newcomer named Allman. Soon though Ghost became cocky and was kicked out of the group, and not long after Bad Kill left. The four were on top again, and struck fear into the hearts of all their opponents. But soon problems between Lance and Videl began to form. Brute and Allman tried to stay out, but were dragged in and almost destroyed NGH altogether. But former stable member Kidman stepped in and rescued Videl, ending the fight and winning her heart. She became his boyfriend, and a disgruntled Lance quit NGH to go solo and eventually team wtih Fire Lord. With nobody else distracting them, Brute and Allman brought up NGH yet again, winning the tag titles a couple times. Brute went on to win the Maxi-Rumble and get another X-Treme title shot at Wrestlefest while Allman got hurt. To help his friend, Brute left, only to return in March for his title match! Afraid that AP might try something to screw him out of the match, he began trheatening him. AP hired a personal bodyguard, but got into a fight with him. During Brute's match the bodyguard revealed himself to be EWW's Zombie-X! He ran down and easily took out Essess and the rest of Kliq, helping Brute win the title! Brute took out several more opponents, but soon turned his sites to the number one contender for his title, K-Train! And so a huge feud between himself and K-Train, as well as K-Train's friend Rusty, erupted. It contined to the Pay-Per-View, and ended when Brute pinned K-Train for the win. A few days later, Brute, who was now officially number one in XWF, announced that he was leaving to find new challenges. And so his legacy came to end... or did it? "Call within the next 40 seconds and you'll get this free lifesize cardboard cuttout of me for only 10 dollars extra! That's a $40 value for only $39.99! To order Brute's Ballads of Workout for only $39.99, call 1-800-EventhoughthisisascamIshouldstillcall! Sorry, no COD's." -Brute |