Character Information:
Absolute Do's: Uh, if you... breathe, he probably likes making fun of you. Furthermore, many times, he plays the cliche hero, but in a way that gets everyone off his seat like no other. It's pretty cheesy a lot of times, but it's his deal.
Absolute Do Not's: He isn't one to like... just get in fights back stage or straight up on the spot, most of the time, unless someone really steps on his nuts.

Psychology: The title of "Tragic Hero" is pretty much the story of Ryan Cain's career and life. He's always the guy that "comes to the rescue" when the company or a person is in a time of need, but until recently, he's never really been able to accomplish his "dreams." But even when he won the W2K Championship from Nic E. Dangerously, something else happened to rain on his parade. It seems like he's just prone to things like that.

If Winning: Typically he just applies the "never let up" attitude and keeps putting it on until the closing bell rings. In anticipated, landmark match-ups, however, he reaches levels of intensity so high that they've become a kind of trademark for him. He'll pound his chest, clinch his fists, and just scream at the top of his lungs with his head thrown back because he's so into the match and what he's doing.
If Losing: Fighting against adversity and having the odds stacked against him has become typical for Ryan. He's used to it at this point, and, as such, he usually manages to keep his emotions under control when he gets in trouble, and has a way of "weathering the storm." As such, his "never say die" attitude and ridiculous level of endurance serves him well.

Favorite Weapon: Doesn't really use a weapon unless it's part of the match in which he's involved. He likes jumping off stuff, so the ladder applies to that... plus he can bash faces in with it.
Favorite Match: Really, the type of match he's involved in has never really been much of a concern as far as stipulations go. He likes to jump off ladders and cages, so maybe a ladder or cage match would be the proper answer to this. But really, he just lives for the big match situation. He longs to compete in a match that is going to be remembered for a long time, whether just due to the sheer competition the match presents or if the match is important for the company and industry overall.