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Cody's Biography
by Cody Sun Dec 15, 2013 4:54 am
Wrestler Name: Cody
Nickname: The Sovereign of Strong Style
Age: 21
Height: 6'0" (1.8288 m)
Weight: 218 lbs (99 kg)
Country: San Francisco,California
Theme Song: Cult of Personality by Set The Charge
Face/Heel/Tweener: Heel
Gimmick: Overly confident, calls himself the Sovereign of Strong Style for his mastery of mixed martial arts and submissions.
Background: Cody was born with multiple mental illnesses, this causes him to not care about anyone really. But that is only because he was given them by the insane mother that died when giving birth to him and also the years and years of child abuse from his father. So once his dad was died, Cody had to fend for himself and became under the influence of drugs. Three years later, Caster walked his way into professional wrestling. And he was merciless and violent, he was most known for the deadly punt kick he liked to deliver to any one who dared to try and stop him.
Between the first season he debuted in and his second season in Destructive Championship Wrestling, Cody had gone through drug rehab, he began to train much harder, and began to perfect his body into a true weapon of destruction. After the season, he used the money earned in the federation to by all he needed to began his conquest. And this conquest was to become simply THE BEST!
Cody feuded with the White Panther due to losing just barely in his first Destructive Ascent match for the Destructive Star Championship which Panther gained by cashing in on Teinberg. Cody claimed to be a champion that the people deserved, and that the title was rightfully his. The crowd was fully behind the White Panther in their TLC match in season four. However just when Panther looked to have his hands on the title, two masked men ran into the ring and pushed Panther off the ladder and into a set up table on the outside. The two masked men proceeded to help Caster up the ladder and win his first DCW title.
In season five of DCW, Caster announced during his Star Championship celebration that he a member of his newly formed group would participate in a tag team tournament. One member of Caster's group was already holder of the #1 Contender's hat so it could only be assumed that the other would be Caster's partner. It was later revealed that the two masked men was Reed, formally known as The Python and Crimson Deadly. This lead to the creation of the most dominate stables in DCW's history, Evolution of Attitude, lead by the self proclaimed Best in DCW, Caster. The EOA won the tag team tourney and earned a two on one handicap match against The Ultimate Rock, which in the end lead to Caster and Python becoming the new Destructive Tag Team Champions.
The Evolution of Attitude proceeded to feud with Miz Katzenjammer and the team of White Choas, The White Panther and Tylin, and despite everything The Evolution of Attitude remained victorious at the PPV and the group looked unstoppable. But it didn't end there, Miz was still a pain in Caster's side and this time he had Wildthing to back him up. But at the PPV, despite Crimson Deadly being distracting to Python and Caster during their match for the tag team titles, Evolution of Attitude retained and literally kicked out Crimson Deadly.
Crimson Deadly found himself a ally in ART-Micheal and not only were they coming for the Destructive Tag Team Championships, but also Freshmen and Teinberg were looking to claim tag team gold. Freshmen later won the Destructive Star Championship from Caster ending his reign of 148 days in a triple threat match. But this lead to Crimson cashing in on Freshman to claim his former stable member's title. Caster was in shock that he even lost to a hillbilly like Freshmen up till the PPV, and despite all the effort he put in his match to retain his Destructive Tag Team championships with his partner, Python, they did lose to Teinberg and Freshmen.
After the PPV backstage, Caster tried to keep his friend, Python positive, but Python was far too bitter and began to point fingers at Caster saying it was his fault for losing the Destructive Tag Team Championships. The two of them then agreed to part ways bitterly that night, this opened the next chapter in Cody Caster's career. No stage names, no gimmick. It was Christian Reed and Cody Caster, former friends turned bitter rivals.
Despite his good nature at heart, Cody had no friends in the locker room. No one trusted him, and they had the right not to. Cody Caster had evil intentions since day one, no one was willing to forgive Cody Caster for all of his sins. But that didn't stop Cody from trying to settle things between him and Christian. And at Destructive Ascent Six, Cody seemed victorious by sending Reed through the table, the stipulation in the match, however because the referee was unconscious the match continued. Reed was later set up top rope by Caster as he looked to put his former friend through another table, however Reed took advantage and pushed Cody off to secure the win.
When it came time for there rivalry to come to its climax, Destructive Ascent was canceled due to Phil Turner selling DCW off and creating a merger with DWW. While the show continued that night, it was not published on live TV. Cody and Reed were defeated by Crimson Deadly that night in there four stages of hell match, allowing him to retain. Frustrated and bitter, Cody looked to escape from his troubles as of late by traveling. He began a journey between the season break to find himself his true identity, if not the best, then what was Cody really? But before he began soul searching, from the shadows Cody found a interesting partner that he would begin work with, unknown to everyone else in the DCW vs DWW.
Cody began his soul searching in a country renown for its intense stiff wrestling, Japan. He began to learn more as trained with the best of Japanese wrestling, Cody trained hard with his new found teachers in Japan, focusing on striking and kicks as well as Jujutsu. Cody's final take away from Japan was his devastating new finisher, the Double Foot Stomp, that could be executed from nearly every position, even from the top rope. And while his trip there was successful, it was enough for him. Another visit was the Great Britain, where Cody learned from masters of the catch and Irish collar and elbow wrestling style. And as Cody traveled around the world to enhance his wrestling, he began to regrow his arrogance and wealth, through the help of his powerful hidden ally in DCW vs DWW. And with his newly honed skills, Cody returned to DCW vs DWW with a new nickname, The Golden Boy of the Golden State, in reference to his home state, California.
Now after the disappearance of DCW vs DWW as a whole, Cody finds himself a new place to call home, Totally Radical Wrestling. However his past came back to haunt him as Crimson Deadly also signed with TRW, which would cut old wounds back open. With Crimson Deadly seeking to finally rid himself of Cody, he attacked him before challenging him to match at the next PPV where the loser would leave Totally Radical Wrestling. Cody, had to accept to defend his pride in himself as a wrestler, and would continue to trade words and fists with Crimson Deadly up until the PPV. However when the time came for Cody to fight for his short career in Totally Radical Wrestling, Crimson Deadly didn't appear, leaving questions for season two.
Following the first season for Cody in Totally Radical Wrestling, Cody went to the ring to boast and brag on Crimson Deadly no showing at the PPV, claiming that after all of his big talk, that he was too scared to face Cody. This provoked Crimson Deadly to come out and dare Cody to destroy him, but Cody simply exited the ring saying that he has more important things to do then face his old rival. This would be revealed later that night as he would join CM Helm's team to defend TRW from the invading federation, TMG, in a Mr. Champion contest. But weeks later, CM Helm and Cody teamed against TMG members, in which they lost. And when, Helm offered his partner assistance back to his feet, Cody low blows Helm and spits in his face, frustrated at the result of the match. Cody explained the next week that he was sick of waiting for his time to come, were he would be at the top of company. This would escalate his actions, as he attacked CM Helm with his would seemed to be arch enemy, Crimson Deadly, sending Helm into the lighting at the top of the stage, leaving many questions for the entire roster and fans, just what is Cody's reason for aligning himself with Crimson Deadly?
Nickname: The Sovereign of Strong Style
Age: 21
Height: 6'0" (1.8288 m)
Weight: 218 lbs (99 kg)
Country: San Francisco,California
Theme Song: Cult of Personality by Set The Charge
Face/Heel/Tweener: Heel
Gimmick: Overly confident, calls himself the Sovereign of Strong Style for his mastery of mixed martial arts and submissions.
Background: Cody was born with multiple mental illnesses, this causes him to not care about anyone really. But that is only because he was given them by the insane mother that died when giving birth to him and also the years and years of child abuse from his father. So once his dad was died, Cody had to fend for himself and became under the influence of drugs. Three years later, Caster walked his way into professional wrestling. And he was merciless and violent, he was most known for the deadly punt kick he liked to deliver to any one who dared to try and stop him.
Between the first season he debuted in and his second season in Destructive Championship Wrestling, Cody had gone through drug rehab, he began to train much harder, and began to perfect his body into a true weapon of destruction. After the season, he used the money earned in the federation to by all he needed to began his conquest. And this conquest was to become simply THE BEST!
Cody feuded with the White Panther due to losing just barely in his first Destructive Ascent match for the Destructive Star Championship which Panther gained by cashing in on Teinberg. Cody claimed to be a champion that the people deserved, and that the title was rightfully his. The crowd was fully behind the White Panther in their TLC match in season four. However just when Panther looked to have his hands on the title, two masked men ran into the ring and pushed Panther off the ladder and into a set up table on the outside. The two masked men proceeded to help Caster up the ladder and win his first DCW title.
In season five of DCW, Caster announced during his Star Championship celebration that he a member of his newly formed group would participate in a tag team tournament. One member of Caster's group was already holder of the #1 Contender's hat so it could only be assumed that the other would be Caster's partner. It was later revealed that the two masked men was Reed, formally known as The Python and Crimson Deadly. This lead to the creation of the most dominate stables in DCW's history, Evolution of Attitude, lead by the self proclaimed Best in DCW, Caster. The EOA won the tag team tourney and earned a two on one handicap match against The Ultimate Rock, which in the end lead to Caster and Python becoming the new Destructive Tag Team Champions.
The Evolution of Attitude proceeded to feud with Miz Katzenjammer and the team of White Choas, The White Panther and Tylin, and despite everything The Evolution of Attitude remained victorious at the PPV and the group looked unstoppable. But it didn't end there, Miz was still a pain in Caster's side and this time he had Wildthing to back him up. But at the PPV, despite Crimson Deadly being distracting to Python and Caster during their match for the tag team titles, Evolution of Attitude retained and literally kicked out Crimson Deadly.
Crimson Deadly found himself a ally in ART-Micheal and not only were they coming for the Destructive Tag Team Championships, but also Freshmen and Teinberg were looking to claim tag team gold. Freshmen later won the Destructive Star Championship from Caster ending his reign of 148 days in a triple threat match. But this lead to Crimson cashing in on Freshman to claim his former stable member's title. Caster was in shock that he even lost to a hillbilly like Freshmen up till the PPV, and despite all the effort he put in his match to retain his Destructive Tag Team championships with his partner, Python, they did lose to Teinberg and Freshmen.
After the PPV backstage, Caster tried to keep his friend, Python positive, but Python was far too bitter and began to point fingers at Caster saying it was his fault for losing the Destructive Tag Team Championships. The two of them then agreed to part ways bitterly that night, this opened the next chapter in Cody Caster's career. No stage names, no gimmick. It was Christian Reed and Cody Caster, former friends turned bitter rivals.
Despite his good nature at heart, Cody had no friends in the locker room. No one trusted him, and they had the right not to. Cody Caster had evil intentions since day one, no one was willing to forgive Cody Caster for all of his sins. But that didn't stop Cody from trying to settle things between him and Christian. And at Destructive Ascent Six, Cody seemed victorious by sending Reed through the table, the stipulation in the match, however because the referee was unconscious the match continued. Reed was later set up top rope by Caster as he looked to put his former friend through another table, however Reed took advantage and pushed Cody off to secure the win.
When it came time for there rivalry to come to its climax, Destructive Ascent was canceled due to Phil Turner selling DCW off and creating a merger with DWW. While the show continued that night, it was not published on live TV. Cody and Reed were defeated by Crimson Deadly that night in there four stages of hell match, allowing him to retain. Frustrated and bitter, Cody looked to escape from his troubles as of late by traveling. He began a journey between the season break to find himself his true identity, if not the best, then what was Cody really? But before he began soul searching, from the shadows Cody found a interesting partner that he would begin work with, unknown to everyone else in the DCW vs DWW.
Cody began his soul searching in a country renown for its intense stiff wrestling, Japan. He began to learn more as trained with the best of Japanese wrestling, Cody trained hard with his new found teachers in Japan, focusing on striking and kicks as well as Jujutsu. Cody's final take away from Japan was his devastating new finisher, the Double Foot Stomp, that could be executed from nearly every position, even from the top rope. And while his trip there was successful, it was enough for him. Another visit was the Great Britain, where Cody learned from masters of the catch and Irish collar and elbow wrestling style. And as Cody traveled around the world to enhance his wrestling, he began to regrow his arrogance and wealth, through the help of his powerful hidden ally in DCW vs DWW. And with his newly honed skills, Cody returned to DCW vs DWW with a new nickname, The Golden Boy of the Golden State, in reference to his home state, California.
Now after the disappearance of DCW vs DWW as a whole, Cody finds himself a new place to call home, Totally Radical Wrestling. However his past came back to haunt him as Crimson Deadly also signed with TRW, which would cut old wounds back open. With Crimson Deadly seeking to finally rid himself of Cody, he attacked him before challenging him to match at the next PPV where the loser would leave Totally Radical Wrestling. Cody, had to accept to defend his pride in himself as a wrestler, and would continue to trade words and fists with Crimson Deadly up until the PPV. However when the time came for Cody to fight for his short career in Totally Radical Wrestling, Crimson Deadly didn't appear, leaving questions for season two.
Following the first season for Cody in Totally Radical Wrestling, Cody went to the ring to boast and brag on Crimson Deadly no showing at the PPV, claiming that after all of his big talk, that he was too scared to face Cody. This provoked Crimson Deadly to come out and dare Cody to destroy him, but Cody simply exited the ring saying that he has more important things to do then face his old rival. This would be revealed later that night as he would join CM Helm's team to defend TRW from the invading federation, TMG, in a Mr. Champion contest. But weeks later, CM Helm and Cody teamed against TMG members, in which they lost. And when, Helm offered his partner assistance back to his feet, Cody low blows Helm and spits in his face, frustrated at the result of the match. Cody explained the next week that he was sick of waiting for his time to come, were he would be at the top of company. This would escalate his actions, as he attacked CM Helm with his would seemed to be arch enemy, Crimson Deadly, sending Helm into the lighting at the top of the stage, leaving many questions for the entire roster and fans, just what is Cody's reason for aligning himself with Crimson Deadly?
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