Character Name Black Bob Height 5'11" Hometown Detroit, Michigan Theme Music "Black Bob" by Kid Rock Finishing Move Detroit Death Drop

Real Name Robert Saint Weight 205lbs. Birthdate December 2nd, 1976 Pro Debut March 10th, 2005 Poser 2-Pac

Signifigant Other - Manager - Bodyguard - Tag Team Partner(s) - Faction -

Description/Setup of Finishing Move
Somersault Top Rope Leg Drop

Trademark Moves 1. Back Alley Bomb(Double Underhook Powerbomb) 2. St. Clair Suicide(Top Rope Swinging Neckbreaker) 3. Moonsault 4. Piledriver 5. Vertebreaker 6. Spear 7. Double Arm Backbreaker 8. Neckbreaker 9. Bulldog Submission Moves 1. Elevated Boston Crab 2. Sleeper Hold 3. Armbar 4. Figure Four Leg Lock 5. Leg Grapevine

Favorite Weapon(s) Chain nailed around a wooden Ballbat(no nails are exposed) Favorite Quote(s) "I'm a fuck you up boy!" Favorites Matche(s) Anything with no rules, Street Fights especially for the name sake considering where he comes from Least Favorite Matche(s) Anything limiting his movement, cages a lil bit as it reminds him of jail

Strength(s)
Brawling tactics, Bob can hang with the big boys when it comes to a straight up brawl. He loves to fight and fight he does, hard and brutal. Is a hardcore son of a bitch as well, will break the rules to bust you up and use hardcore rules well to his advantage. Can fly in the ring if he has to, but sticks to the ground mainly.

Weaknesse(s)
His straight up wrestling skill is his big weakness as he can’t hang on the mat, plus he is still inexperienced in the ring altogether. He learned some moves from working with Mack, but he sticks to brawling, what brought him to the dance. His power is not much either and his attitude can get him in deep. Due to his past Bob doesn’t know what fear is, so he never backs down and also due to his past he refuses to give up, feels if he does that his whole life is over, so he never taps, case closed.

Biography Bob grew up on the streets of Detroit since he was around 10, got into the gang scene and soon knew the streets like a true gangsta. He got into drugs, dealing them that is and knew how to sell. In the years that followed he took his business to bigger heights and by his early twenties Bob was very successful at his venture. At the time he met and befriended a man named Daddy Mack, a man who Bob will always be indebted to. Bob was set up to take a fall, he was busted and his business was crushed, he himself was facing life in prison. But Daddy Mack stepped in and used his money and influence in the court system to help clean Bob up and do that he did. Bob never went to prison, but instead became the janitor of Mack's wrestling company called DOGG, later after a war between DOGG and SEF, Bob would end up working for SEF. He could never quit or he would go to prison. So Bob did his job and did it well, actually sold drugs in SEF as well, sort of officially at that. He did his jobs well and soon formed a partnership with a former wrestler, Shane Cobain. The two worked well together and made a great team. They would soon be promoted to commentator positions in SEF, Shane as the Play by Play and Bob as the Color, no pun intended. There they again worked well and Bob learned a lot from watching the in ring action in a front row seat, plus he soaked up knowledge from Shane. Bob would soon become the Play by Play man when Shane left and he then worked with the new Color man, Frankie Malone. The two were not friends, but made a great team. SEF would end up having finance troubles and losing airtime, Bob still did house shows, but his time working in place of prison was about up and he was having dreams of competing in the ring. He began training, a lot, worked out in the gym, learned to wrestle from Daddy Mack, worked independent shows, and now just waits for his big moment to shine. He worked house shows for SEF and once SEF got back on the air we saw Bob step up and get in the ring. He had two tag partners and held Tag gold with each, but the partnership ended when both walked out on Bob. He kept fighting away to earn a spot, but found himself on the injured list with a very serious neck injury, so Bob rehabbed, but stayed on as an interviewer for a while. He would leave that job and focus entirely on getting back in the ring, would not stop until he was a hundred and ten percent. Now is that time, February '06 and he finds himself in the SEF Rumble with a chance to make a dream happen. His life was shit, he almost ended up in a dead end cell in prison, but thanks to one man, Daddy Mack, he got a second chance on life and now looks to repay him in the form of giving is all to SEF, to help the business by using the ol' school style Mack taught him, to show that all the dreamers out there can live through one more wrestler.