Post by jgb on Oct 1, 2021 20:04:11 GMT -5
Picture Base * Mickie James 
Ring Name * Savannah Marsh
Real Name * Savannah Marsh
Also Known As:
Hometown/Billed * Nashville, Tennessee
Height * 5’4
Weight * 130
Blood Type: A
Birth Date * July 1, 1979
Debut Year *1999
Alignment * Babyface
Cheating Tendency * Rarely
Gimmick *Grizzled veteran with a down south country girl flair with some MILF appeal with how she takes care of her body
Motivations * Glory; they are obsessed with winning and will stop at nothing to avoid defeat.
Fighting Styles *
Similar To Wrestler * Mickie James
What does he/she do when seeing blood? * She panics first but gets ANGRY soon after. She starts throwing punches, throwing elbows, awakening her inner brawler.
Entrance Description * Her theme song, “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” by Shania Twain plays and Savannah immediately has classic babyface appeal. She smiles on camera the moment she steps on stage, high-fiving her fans while walking down to the ring with pep and energy. A sign that she’s fighting not only for herself but for the AWS fans that support her. In fact, she stands on the middle rope and faces the hard TV feed camera and points to it, mouthing “I’m doing this for us!” Then she stands on the middle rope facing the crowd behind her, arms spread and with a wide smile. Then Savannah gets off of the turnbuckle and awaits her opponent.
Wardrobe/Ring Gear * It’s similar to Mickie James in both her WWE and Impact Wrestling runs. She wears a wrestling top that shows off her flat, well-developed stomach and has a music note on the chest for a small cleavage window, she wears a hip-hugging wrestling trunks that have her initials “SM” in Tennessee Titans font, and cowboy style wrestling boots. All of her gear is three-toned but they always coordinate in colors.
Standard Moves * Bulldog, Float-over DDT, Tennessee Twister (Arm-trap neckbreaker), Flapjack. Lou Thesz press with mounted punches, Fireman’s Carry slam, Spinebuster, Monkey flip
Signature Moves * Tennessee-DT (Implant DDT), Bronco Buster, Cowgirl Plunge (Seated Senton to a standing opponent), Savannah-rana (Rope-aided hurricanrana from out of the corner) Music City Cross (Cross STF)
Primary Finishing Move * Savannah Slash (Spinning Roundhouse Kick)
Secondary Finishing Move * Smashville Stomp (Coup De Grace)
Title Belt Strap Design or Custom Color? (example: camo, green, cheetah, hemp...etc.) * Brown leather
All Championships & Accolades *
Brief Biography * “First show after my 40th birthday, time to kick some ass,” Savannah said to herself after properly putting on her wrestling boots. But before she left the ring she took time to check out her private wrestling pictures on her phone just to remind herself of how far she came in her 20 year career.
“Twenty years old. I was so small back then.” Savannah giggled at seeing her younger self. Skinny, looking like a Tennessee Titans cheerleader but as a wrestler in her gear. After college she balanced two jobs to fund wrestling training and kept them until she had to seriously travel outside of the east Texas circuit. Only going to her parents for help when it was absolutely necessary since she wanted to make a wrestling career on her own
“Thirty years old. Yeah this was when I actually started to have fans.” Savannah was modest about the photo she had of herself in floral-patterned gear but this was the time where she was building a positive reputation for herself as a star. She truly did have a fanbase. She had her own merch, was in prominent storylines, and of course won championship titles. By the time she was 30 the Dallasite beauty was a wrestling star. And it would only get better for her.
“This picture was taken just a few months ago after what I thought was going to be my last match. My hubby didn’t believe I was done and my son had just started watching wrestling and knew about my career.. I wasn’t in street clothes for too long.” This was the truth. This was about a couple of years ago. Savannah was 38 and was sure that she was going to retire at this point. She made her money, got her titles, and any setbacks she had from injury and being released were offset by championship wins, main event spots, and making friends along the way. Her retirement lasted about six months. The average length of some of her favorite TV shows before she got back into shape, beat the ring rust off of body in terms of fundamentals and training and was now doing live events to ease her way back to actual match work for her new home. Asylum Wrestling Society.
But she spent enough time being nostalgic. Savannah knew it was time to get to the gorilla position since her match would be soon so she put her phone down and the nostalgic pictures aside, “Time to go,” She said to herself after taking one last, final, look in the mirror. Imagining herself as 20 years young again before going out of her locker room. Savannah was a wife, she is a mother, but she is a professional wrestler and at forty years of age she isn't done yet!
Additional information that commentators can mention? *She was a Tennessee Titans cheerleader. She owns a horse ranch outside of Nashville as well as her own bar called “High Notes.
Ring Name * Savannah Marsh
Real Name * Savannah Marsh
Also Known As:
Hometown/Billed * Nashville, Tennessee
Height * 5’4
Weight * 130
Blood Type: A
Birth Date * July 1, 1979
Debut Year *1999
Alignment * Babyface
Cheating Tendency * Rarely
Gimmick *Grizzled veteran with a down south country girl flair with some MILF appeal with how she takes care of her body
Motivations * Glory; they are obsessed with winning and will stop at nothing to avoid defeat.
Fighting Styles *
Similar To Wrestler * Mickie James
What does he/she do when seeing blood? * She panics first but gets ANGRY soon after. She starts throwing punches, throwing elbows, awakening her inner brawler.
Entrance Description * Her theme song, “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!” by Shania Twain plays and Savannah immediately has classic babyface appeal. She smiles on camera the moment she steps on stage, high-fiving her fans while walking down to the ring with pep and energy. A sign that she’s fighting not only for herself but for the AWS fans that support her. In fact, she stands on the middle rope and faces the hard TV feed camera and points to it, mouthing “I’m doing this for us!” Then she stands on the middle rope facing the crowd behind her, arms spread and with a wide smile. Then Savannah gets off of the turnbuckle and awaits her opponent.
Wardrobe/Ring Gear * It’s similar to Mickie James in both her WWE and Impact Wrestling runs. She wears a wrestling top that shows off her flat, well-developed stomach and has a music note on the chest for a small cleavage window, she wears a hip-hugging wrestling trunks that have her initials “SM” in Tennessee Titans font, and cowboy style wrestling boots. All of her gear is three-toned but they always coordinate in colors.
Standard Moves * Bulldog, Float-over DDT, Tennessee Twister (Arm-trap neckbreaker), Flapjack. Lou Thesz press with mounted punches, Fireman’s Carry slam, Spinebuster, Monkey flip
Signature Moves * Tennessee-DT (Implant DDT), Bronco Buster, Cowgirl Plunge (Seated Senton to a standing opponent), Savannah-rana (Rope-aided hurricanrana from out of the corner) Music City Cross (Cross STF)
Primary Finishing Move * Savannah Slash (Spinning Roundhouse Kick)
Secondary Finishing Move * Smashville Stomp (Coup De Grace)
Title Belt Strap Design or Custom Color? (example: camo, green, cheetah, hemp...etc.) * Brown leather
All Championships & Accolades *
Brief Biography * “First show after my 40th birthday, time to kick some ass,” Savannah said to herself after properly putting on her wrestling boots. But before she left the ring she took time to check out her private wrestling pictures on her phone just to remind herself of how far she came in her 20 year career.
“Twenty years old. I was so small back then.” Savannah giggled at seeing her younger self. Skinny, looking like a Tennessee Titans cheerleader but as a wrestler in her gear. After college she balanced two jobs to fund wrestling training and kept them until she had to seriously travel outside of the east Texas circuit. Only going to her parents for help when it was absolutely necessary since she wanted to make a wrestling career on her own
“Thirty years old. Yeah this was when I actually started to have fans.” Savannah was modest about the photo she had of herself in floral-patterned gear but this was the time where she was building a positive reputation for herself as a star. She truly did have a fanbase. She had her own merch, was in prominent storylines, and of course won championship titles. By the time she was 30 the Dallasite beauty was a wrestling star. And it would only get better for her.
“This picture was taken just a few months ago after what I thought was going to be my last match. My hubby didn’t believe I was done and my son had just started watching wrestling and knew about my career.. I wasn’t in street clothes for too long.” This was the truth. This was about a couple of years ago. Savannah was 38 and was sure that she was going to retire at this point. She made her money, got her titles, and any setbacks she had from injury and being released were offset by championship wins, main event spots, and making friends along the way. Her retirement lasted about six months. The average length of some of her favorite TV shows before she got back into shape, beat the ring rust off of body in terms of fundamentals and training and was now doing live events to ease her way back to actual match work for her new home. Asylum Wrestling Society.
But she spent enough time being nostalgic. Savannah knew it was time to get to the gorilla position since her match would be soon so she put her phone down and the nostalgic pictures aside, “Time to go,” She said to herself after taking one last, final, look in the mirror. Imagining herself as 20 years young again before going out of her locker room. Savannah was a wife, she is a mother, but she is a professional wrestler and at forty years of age she isn't done yet!
Additional information that commentators can mention? *She was a Tennessee Titans cheerleader. She owns a horse ranch outside of Nashville as well as her own bar called “High Notes.
