Information

Name: Supreme Wright

Hometown: Sherwood Forest, Louisiana

Height: 6'3"

Weight: 225lbs

Alignment: Face

Style: Technician

Entrance

Entrance Music: "Step into a World(Rapper's Delight)" by KRS-One

Wrestling Ability

Move Set:

• 1.multiple pinning variations- Supreme has a multitude of pinning moves to surprise his opponents with. No matter how out of it he may appear to be, opponents need to stay on their toes, as he can reverse holds into sudden flash pins with alarming speed.
• 2. dropkick variations- He doesn't take to the air too often, but the sheer vertical lift he gets on a standard dropkick shows that Supreme could be an amazing high flier if he ever wanted to. Watch out for his missile dropkick to the knee...the damn thing could dislocate a kneecap.
• 3. Armbreaker variations- From a regular over-the-shoulder armbreaker to repeated over-the-shoulder armbreakers to several other more unique variations, Supreme has several ways to smash your arm across things.
• 4. Forearm smash- He doesn't throw punches. He uses forearms and elbow strikes.
• 5. extremely fast arm wringer takedown -Basically, Supreme will execute an arm wringer and then pull down on the arm hard enough to cause his opponent to slam face-first into the canvas.
• 6. hammerlock DDT ->Kimura lock
• 7. ipponzei
• 8. uranage suplex
• 9. STF variations- If you're lying facedown on the canvas while wrestling Supreme Wright, expect to be put into a variety of painful submission holds involving your body bending at an unpleasant angle. That's just how it goes.
• 10. knee to the back ->kick between the shoulders -> elbowdrop inverted bulldog - All done in one fluid motion, of course.
• 11. overhead belly-to-belly suplex into the turnbuckles
• 12. leg DDT - That's right...he DDTs your LEG
• 13. bridging hammerlock Northern lights suplex
• 14. repeated hard kicks to the thigh
• 15. running European uppercut to an opponent in the corner
• 16. Dragon screw legwhip
• 17. rolling koppou kick
• 18. front suplex onto the top rope -> bounce off the ropes -> running elbow strike to the head of the opponent while they're hanging across the top rope
• 19. snap suplex -> floatover pin
• 20. roundhouse kick to the head
• 21. "Gator roll" - An amateur wrestling hold...Wright grabs his opponent into a front-facelock while both are in a kneeling position, and then barrel rolls while keeping the facelock cinched in. This can be transitioned into a number of submission holds.
• 22. crossface forearms to the face
• 23. kneebreaker variations - Yeah, he knows a lot of ways to smash your knee into things, too.
• 24. jujigatame
• 25. Russian legsweep into a grounded Octopus hold

Signature Moves:

• 1. "The Gnaw Bone Clutch"- The signature hold of his college wrestling coach and former professional wrestler, Matthew Lowney. It's a stretch muffler with a headscissors applied at the same time.
• 2. Rear-naked choke suplex - Probably a finisher in its own right. When Supreme hits it, it's the prelude to the end. His set-up move of choice for the Supremacy or Reign Supreme
• 3. "The Big Easy"- A grounded head-and-arm triangle choke submission, most often set-up by a STO
• 4. Guillotine suplex - A front-facelock suplex. Different from a regular vertical suplex, in that Supreme literally suplexes his opponent solely by the neck. He'll usually complete the move by rolling through and applying a seated guillotine choke.
• 5. "Fat Tuesday"- A fireman's carry double knee gutbuster. He throws them over his head and falls onto his back, raising both knees and causing the opponent to drop across both of his knees stomach first.

 

Finishing Moves:

• 1. "The Supremacy"- An inverted version of the Texas cloverleaf, also known as a Gorilla clutch, where the person applying the move is facing the same way as his opponent. Sometimes, Wright will drop down and apply a bodyscissors to the hold to prevent his opponent from escaping/reaching the ropes. The move also leaves the opponent wide open to getting kicked in the torso repeatedly...but he'll only do that if he's feeling mean. Supreme's mastery of the move is such, that he can even apply it with his legs!