Blyss Lockhart

Wrestler Name
Blyss Lockhart

Real Name
Melyssa Lockhart

Nickname
The Bodacious Blonde/Brunette
The Wrecking Crew

Age
23

Hometown
Chicago, IL

Height
5’8”

Weight
120 lbs

Picture Base
Amber Heard (currently brunette)


Favorite Specialty Match
Fall Counts Anywhere (so she can go up on high places to perform her finisher)

Specialty Weapons (IF ANY)
None at the moment.

Entrance Music
“Dead To Me” by All For Nothing

Alignment
Tweener

Years Wrestling
6

Finishers
Blyzzard
Hart Beat!

Finishers Description
Blyzzard Shooting Star Press that is either performed after blowing a kiss to the opponent from the top of the turnbuckle or to the outside opponent from the top rope.

Hart Beat! Straight Jacket Neckbreaker that is either performed as a quick surprise anywhere or after beating her chest over her heart and raising a fist when the opponent is sitting on the turnbuckle facing the crowd.

Signature Move(s):
BKO aka Blyss KnockOut (Running Busaiku Knee Kick)
Oh Sweet Bliss! (Inverted STF)

Attire
Black sports bralette, black shorts and black mid-calf wrestling boots with red-taped fists.

Fighting style
High flying/technical

Wrestler's Favourite Moves

Front Moves: Slap, multiple punch variations (including spinning backfist and uppercut), multiple elbow strike variations (including uppercut elbow and reverse horizontal elbow) multiple kick variations (including roundhouse kick and axe heel kick), multiple knee strike variations (including straight knee strike and curving knee strike) , multiple foot-thrust (including slapping foot-thrust and jumping foot-thrust), split-legged hangman’s neckbreaker, inverted leg drop bulldog, Gory neckbreaker, multiple suplex variations, DDTs, arm drags

Behind Moves: Russian leg sweep, sitout full nelson atomic drop, face crusher, slam opponent’s head down to mat, sleeper slam, schoolboy pin, back body drop, reverse bulldog, half nelson slam, hip toss, pumphandle slam, falling head kick, neckbreaker, overhead kick

Running Moves: Headscissors takedown, running high knee strike, hurricanrana, DDT, neckbreaker, tilt-a-whirl headscissors armbar, arm-trapped neckbreaker, crossbody (including corner Gail Kim style and flying off the turnbuckle), lou thesz press with punches, leaping reverse STO, crucifix to pin, handspring back elbow, dropkick to knee

Aerial Moves: Diving double knee drop, suicide dive (sometimes transitioning into a DDT), diving moonsault, 450 splash, diving leg drop, frog splash, front missile dropkick, diving hurricanrana, diving knee drop, tope con giro, no hands space flying tigersault, flying double foot stomp, suicide somersault senton

Submission Moves: Sleeper hold (jumping on the back with bodyscissors), rear naked choke, head scissors, butterfly lock, STS, flying cross armbar, headscissors armbar (sometimes tilt-a-whirl version), kimura to armbar, abdominal stretch, bow and arrow hold, surfboard, Damascus head-leglock, straight jacket, rope hung boston crab


Career Accomplishments
Rising Phoenix champion (after retiring the QoW and unifying Phoenix and Uprising titles)
for 126 days (March-July '13)

Ring Entrance
The arena dims and as the music starts, lights start flashing on and off like crazy all over the place until the vocals kick in and the lights go to normal with Blyss popping out of the curtains and jogging down the ramp. She yells at the crowd to get them pumped and hops onto the apron, hanging off the rope with one hand as she poses for the crowd and cameras. Then she jumps over the ropes and runs up the turnbuckle, bending down and then slowly straightens herself up just as the music screams “I won’t bow to weakness!” She smiles and poses before jumping back down and waits for her opponent.


Biography
Blyss Lockhart is a 23-year-old girl from Chicago whose dream is to leave her mark on the wrestling world as one of the all-time greatest females to ever step in the ring. Dubbed “The Bodacious Blonde” because she’s smart and sexy as well as a bit reckless at times. A perfectionist yet she’s willing to take any risk to win (jumping off the top ropes or higher places just to prove she can do it). She’s cunning and always seems to have some sort of agenda (which she does).

It may now be known that she constantly struggles with her inner demon when dealing with certain issues. It is the sole reason why she would unnecessarily retaliate hard at times, always feeding her with negative thoughts and attempting to make her break relations with people she care and who care for her in return. It first became apparent to her when dealing with her mother’s death and feeling neglected by the rest of the family for sending her to therapy.

‘First Lady of the Empire’
Lockhart first entered the IWF divas division when looking for more competition outside of WEW. Right off the bat, she made a shocking first appearance when she attacked Tiffani Michaels whom the then Queen of Wrestling champion Angelica Monroe had already hit with the title belt. Despite losing her debut match the next week against Michaels, Lockhart continues to put herself in the middle of the championship rivalry. At New Year’s Evil, following Monroe’s unfortunate accident, Corey Casey presented Lockhart with the Queen of Wrestling championship title after announcing that she’s the newest member of the Empire. However, that was short-lived as Monroe attacked her from behind which meant that the triple threat title match with Michaels was back on. Casey’s plan to bring home the title to the stable didn’t fall through as Lockhart was knocked out by Michaels’ California Dreamin’ finisher and lost the match. Since NYE, Lockhart has been given poor match bookings as she faced the newest Insurgency signees and was tormented by Ruby Winters who claimed to be the true First Lady of the Empire. This frustrated Lockhart to no end, had even gone on to declare a “Bitch Hunt” where she vowed to decimate every diva who got in her way until she would meet Michaels once again for the championship at Rising Monarchy. It seemed to go well for Lockhart, wrestling-wise. Then Chuck Matthews came along to warn her about Casey’s hidden agenda in which Winters would be thrown into the title mix at the PPV. Lockhart refused to believe but the week before the PPV came the announcement by Casey where he added Winters into her match with Michaels. This obviously didn’t go over so well as Lockhart refused to work with the person who’s made her life in the Insurgency like hell. However, during the match, the two women worked together despite their hatred towards each other. Just as Casey’s second attempt to bring home the title into the Empire seemed to be working, Winters accidentally knocked her out with her Beauty Sleep finisher and then was in turn knocked out herself after Michaels delivered her finisher. This was a double blow for the Empire as two members couldn’t even win the triple threat in which they had seemed to be dominating at first.

‘Leaving the Empire’
Lockhart was more furious than ever and believed that she had been betrayed by her own stable mate, to which Winters denied it to be on purpose. On the following Battle Grounds episode, Lockhart went on to lose to Philip Joseph, a fellow Empire member, who ridiculed her by knocking her out with a foreign object given by another Empire member Axle Vengeance. Believing that she was being punished by Casey for two failed title matches, she secretly decided to take up on Matthews’ offer. On the same night when she lost the match against Cage and Walker, she wreaked havoc as she trespassed Casey’s office and attacked Joseph and Winters after their match with a kick to the head and her Blyzzard finisher respectively. She even had Winters taken away on a stretcher. Having had enough, Casey called her out to the ring and fired her from the Empire but Lockhart only laughed in response. It turned out that when she had given him a manila folder containing her letter of grievances and resignation from the stable which he just threw away. The Matthews siblings entered to back her up and handed her a new contract with The Order, granting her a winners-take-all mixed tag match (High Impact and Queen of Wrestling championship titles) at Ascension in March and for something closer to date, a payback singles main event match against Winters which she won despite an interference by The Empire.

‘On Her Own’
Lockhart had already begun exchanging bitter words on Twitter with Molly Reid some time back before both even joined The Order. The animosity between them grew even more when Reid beat Michaels for the Queen of Wrestling title at Nowhere To Run, meaning they would face off at Ascension. Gearing up for Ascension, Lockhart trained with Gordon Fury and they had a successful first tag match against the team of Steel Angel and Jaxx Ryder, The Human Highlight Reels. She then went on to beat Baron Blaze single-handedly the week before the PPV (while Fury made an open challenge to his title and won), adding good momentum to her team for the title match. This proved well against their opponents Reid and Blaze after weeks of heated verbal exchange on Twitter and in promos as Lockhart secured the winning pin for her team, winning the championship title she’s been chasing for since her debut in the Insurgency (and allowing Fury to retain his title). Celebrating the victory with them were her friends Tim Patrick, Jacob Figgins, Brandon Macdonald and Chuck Matthews singing Backstreet Boys “I Want It That Way”.

The world tour started the week after in Tokyo, Japan where Lockhart made the announcement of retiring the Queen of Wrestling title and renaming it the Phoenix championship, allowing competition from both male and female challengers. Afterwards, she extended the challenge to rookie Cassidy Smith at the upcoming PPV ‘Homecoming’. Later that night, she and Fury continued to pair up against new tag team champions GrandSlam in a title match. It resulted in a draw when Lockhart pinned Steel Angel while Parker Wayde did the same to Fury at the same time so the champions retained their titles. The following week in Brisbane, Australia, Lockhart did not compete but was booked in a random tag match with partner Figgins against Aries Armadaist and Ethan Cage in Belfast, Ireland where her team lost. In the final stop of the tour in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, it was announced that Smith had been stripped of his title match opportunity with her and was to be replaced with her friend Storming Raven. Later that night, she beat Wayde in a singles match, shocking everyone and proving her worth as champion.

[TBC]