Faith Skyler

Character Real Name - Faith Elizabeth Skyler

Character Ring Name - Faith Skyler

Birthdate - May 4th, 1996

Hometown - Staten Island, NY

Billed From - Cameron, NC

Resides - Cameron, NC

Weight - 135lbs

Height - 5'4"

Alignment - Face

Picture Base -
Abigail Breslin


Out of Ring Attire - Faith tends to rock a sort of combination of Girl Next Door meets Popstar vibe. She doesn't often do the dresses, skirts, and heels, favoring jeans, albeit expensive, designer jeans, and a variety of tops, tank tops and t-shirts being her preference.

In Ring Attire - A short sleeved, midriff baring top in aquamarine trimmed black, flare legged pants to match with 'Faith' written down the legs. Black boots laced in aquamarine.

Fighting style  -
Overloading MMA Striker. IE, she comes out the gate hitting hard and fast with high impact kicks and rapid strikes in a bid to get her opponent down and finish a match quickly. Once she gets good momentum going, she’s a force to be reckoned with. Almost purely strike based rather than grappling. Faith relies very heavily on a style that allows her to hit hard and fast, then quickly disengage. Whenever possible she’ll rely on the superior speed granted by her smaller size to wear down larger opponents, striking, then fading. While she does make use of more traditional strikes, she does tend to put more of an emphasis into knee strikes and kicks.

Wrestler's Common Moves (Min 10)

1. Lightning Fast Jabs
2. Muay Thai Kicks to the chest
3. Low Kicks to soften up legs
4. Clinching Knee Strikes to the gut
5. Flying Elbow Strikes
6. Spinning Back Kick
7. Double Leg Takedown and Mounted Strikes
8. Fore-Arm Strikes
9. Uppercut
10. Suicide Dives off the apron

Signature Moves (Max 3)

Signature 1 - Leap of Faith
Description - Cro-Cop Style Headkick

Signature 2 - Redeeming Faith
Description - Tornado DDT

Finishing Moves (Max 2)

Finisher 1 - Crisis of Faith
Description - Knockout Flying Muay Thai Knee

Finisher 2 - Blame Skyler
Description - Leaping Corkscrew Roundhouse Kick

Entrance Theme -
Enemies - Shinedown

Entrance

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[code]The arena lights fade down almost to total darkness, but not quite. Total silence for the span of a heartbeat before the intro of Shinedown’s “Enemies” hits the sound system, bringing with it a burst of pale blue pyro, two actually, from either side of the stage. As the smoke clears, a single figure steps out onto the stage, pausing to survey the crowd with a small smile. It’s a smile that quickly grows into an ear to ear Cheshire grin before flipping a brief, excited wave at the crowd. And then it’s down to business, her steps measured and confident chin held high until she gets about halfway down the ramp. Then she breaks into a sprint that carries her to the ring, allowing her to first leap up onto the apron before scaling the ropes to perch precariously on the top, walking two or three steps along it in mimic of a high wire performer. And this just before she throws herself in a side gainer dismount, straightening with her arms outstretched after landing.  [/code]

Champion Entrance  

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[code]I'm not even sure this is relevant at this point. So I'll cover it when and if I really need to.[/code]

Biography -
Honestly, if you’re looking for a sob story, you won’t find it here. Faith’s only real hardship in life is the fact that her mother had her at a very young age. Syn was in fact, only fifteen when she had Faith, the product of sexual abuse from Syn’s adopted father. And as in any circumstances where a mother is remarkably young those early years were difficult. They were a struggle, but there was always the escape. Sydriana Skyler started wrestling at 16. And Faith was always right there with her. From day one, in the gym for training, at the shows. And when, Syn inevitably broke into the professional world, well, Faith was right there with her then too. During the highest years of Syn’s career, she might have perhaps made the mistake of getting Faith too involved, too early. She’s been chokeslammed, slapped, kidnapped, and performed a high angle frog splash. But the problem lies in the fact that from the age of four, professional wrestling has been the only dream that Faith Skyler has ever known. It’s the one thing that she’s always been passionate about, spending years in martial arts, gymnastics and ballet not because she really liked these things but because they gave her a stronger sense of discipline, greater strength, and technique for the day she eventually climbed between the ropes on her own. And it may be a passion she comes by honestly.

Faith has spent the last three years finishing high school while living in Cameron, NC with her mother Syn, and a childhood idol, Jamie Lockheart. Syn and Jamie share a close relationship and while Jamie doesn’t hold the official title of ‘father’ for Faith, he’s certainly the only real father figure she’s ever had. She feels that she has a legacy to carry on, with Jamie holding multiple championships in the highly competitive environment that was the Volatile Wrestling Alliance, and Syn having held multiple champions across the several promotions that she worked with. Faith entered training at sixteen and has spent the last year working towards the end goal of getting herself into the ring. One year and two months later she finally convinced Syn that she was ready...or at least convinced her enough that Ms. Skyler finally put her signature on the paperwork. Weeks of sifting through promotions brought Faith to the door of Code Red Wrestling, where, after a mountain of paperwork she finally signed her first professional contract.

People will find that Faith is a bit of a purist. There’s nothing in her life that she’s more passionate about than what she does. She is the starry dreamer reaching for the moon. She’s passionate and dedicated and regards being a professional wrestler almost like a sacred trust. However, while she regards the business with almost fanatical reverence, she is exceptionally confident in her own abilities. Which isn’t to say that she thinks that she’s better than anyone, because that isn’t the case. She simply knows the amount of work that she’s put in, the amount of training she’s done, and she’s confident in that.

Accomplishments -
1st Dan Blackbelt in Karate at 16
First professional contract at 17