Basic Information

Legal Name: Joseph Wilson
Gimmick Name: Joe 6-Pack
Nickname(s): Captain Badass, The King of Kings, The Rebel of Buffalo, The Horror of Hardcore, The Fighter for Hire

Face: Bradshaw (A.P.A.)
Hometown: Buffalo, New York
Birthday: November 19, 1975
Height: 6'5"
Weight: 275 pounds
Theme Song: "God Gave Me Everything" - Mick Jagger ft. Lenny Kravitz

Charismatic Make-up

Distinguishing Features: hairy chest, worn white tape around fists and wrists
In Ring Attire: blue jeans, black boots, taped up wrists, large black elbow pad on his right arm

Crowd Affiliation: Heel
Primary Psychology: Brawler
Secondary Psychology: Roughneck
Style:  6-Pack is a straight up fighter like Finlay or Kennedy. He just wants to beat as much ass as possible, though he values winning very much. 6-Pack will do anything and everything to beat the hell out of his opponent.

Coin Phrase(s): "Don't take this ass-whuppin' personally."
General Attitude: Pissed off in the ring, funny, cocky, and calm out of the ring
Absolute Do(s) and Don't(s): DO: He's a powerhouse wrestler and he's always looking to lay down a nasty clothesline. He doesn't use weapons during important matches. DON'T: Joe isn't an angry guy outside of the ring, only if he feels threatened will he get angry. He likes to drink

Favorite Match(s): Hardcore, Hell in a Cell, Last Man Standing, First Blood
Least Favorite Match(s): Submission

Taunt: He beats his chest and raises his arms to the crowd, usually saying something along the lines of how great or unstoppable he is.

Professional Wrestling Background/Career Tendinces

Wrestling Background: wrestled in W2K for a few months before it closed

Trained By/At: fighter for hire in the streets of Buffalo for 12 years

Claim to Fame: debuting on demented by beating the hell out of DVD, NLCS, and Wallstreet.

Misc Info: Joe 6-Pack was formerly in cahoots with David Van Dam until he left W2K
Weapon of Choice: Joe's trusty lead pipe

Current Wrestling Info

Manager/Managing: ----

Moves ( AT LEAST 15, NO FINISHERS!) *What that means is that you can't use the RKO, Pedigree, Sweet Chin Music, or any other moves of that sort as one of your regular moves. And you ABSOLUTLY can't use ANY ICWA performer's finisher as one of your regular moves*

1. various suplexes

2. various backbreakers

3. hard right handed cheap shot

4. implant ddt

5. Last Call from top rope

6. Mudhole stomping in corner

7. Russian leg sweep

8. Bulldog from the top rope

9. various low blows

10. spinebuster

11. Diving Headbutt

12. Mounted punches

13. Tbone suplex

14. Sharpshooter

15. Sleeper hold

Signature Moves: Sixth Drop - Last Call modified into a Rock Bottom; Power of the Punch - a punch to the mouth with brass knuckles

Finisher(s): 6 and Rising - Back drop modified into a Rock Bottom (also known as Jindrak's "Mark of Excellence")

Bio: Joe 6-Pack was born Joseph Wilson on November 19, 1975 to Maggie and Frank Wilson. Growing up, his family didn't have much, and Frank made it worse by beating Maggie and Joe. He left them in 1982. Joseph was a loner in his school days. He spent time in juvi for shoplifting and violence towards his peers, one time brandishing a knife to a classmate, threatening to attack.

While Joe was skilled most of his life at fighting, he never became an actual fighter for hire until he was 20, weeks after his mother passed away with lung cancer.

Joe became regionally known for his skills as a fighter for hire, earning the nickname 6-Pack for the beginning of his fights, in which he would take off his shirt, revealing his muscular body.

Even though Joe eventually became financially secure, he continued to fight out of honor and the sheer fun of it.

This is how Joe came upon the pro wrestling world, and brings us up to today. Joe is always looking for a fight, and a way to prove himself to every other champion as the world's most dominant fighter.

Detailed Entrance: Joe bursts out from the back, the electricity coursing through his veins as his knees bounce up and down. He slows down before the ramp, stops and breathes in the audience. Joe slaps his chest one by one with each fist, then raises his fists high above his head.

Joe heads down the ramp, making any gesture towards the audience to make them hate him even more. He walks to the steps, takes in a breath, and runs up the steel steps slightly hunched over, touching every step with the tips of his fingers. He walks along the apron with his chest out, boastful. He points to an attractive woman in the audience, winks at her, and then steps through the ropes and into the ring.

6-Pack climbs up to the second turnbuckle, and points to his chest with both thumbs, as the crowd overwhelms the arena with boos.