Post by Prophet of Ash on Jun 28, 2024 5:49:01 GMT -5
WF Name:
deathmatchichiban
WFWF Character Name:
Phillip Schneider
Characters Other Aliases:
King of Gore
Your Heretic Hero
Prophet of Ash
God's Middle Child
The Forgotten Flower
Sex:
Male
Weight:
210 pounds
Height:
6'3"
Age:
33
Birthdate
June 7th 1983
Pro Debut
2001 (Insane Wrestling Federation)
WFWF Debut
2003 (under alias Devon Tatum)
2004 (under gimmick Obo the Hobo)
2010 (under real name Phillip Schneider)
Hometown
From Chicago, Illinois
Alignment:
I'm a
ing monster!
Gimmick:
Phillip Schneider has one of the most character mythology rich stories in WFWF history. Starting in late 2003 as a low card singles act, he quickly found a niche as one half of now Hall of Fame comedy tag team, the first team to win the WFWF World Tag Team Championships twice, Los Hobos. Los Hobos were best known for comedy, both in roleplays and in matches, but it was the break up of the team that defined the next part of Schneider's career. The blow off match between the two hobos was one of the most violent matches the WFWF had seen to that point.
Schneider continued on a singles career, winning a six way ladder match to capture the WFWF International championship from Okana. When ownership changed (twice) between shows and there was a large roster turnover, the title switch was declared null & void. Schneider eventually won the championship again, now branded the Ham Shank championship. By this point, violent matches and a passion to buck authority defined Schneider.
The biggest success Schneider seen in his initial run came with the introduction of an interesting paradox. In the ring, Schneider is a brutal remorseless killer, but outside of the ring he's kind and compassionate and the father of a young daughter. The introduction of Samantha led to Schneider capturing the first of two WFWF World Heavyweight championships.
In 2008, after controversy led to Schneider's tag team championship partner Pierce Deville being released from the company and the tag titles vacant, Schneider found himself very frustrated with ownership and the direction of the company. Rather than playing the political game and riding the storm out, he simply left, leaving a Heavyweight Championship PPV main event opportunity on the table.
Schneider returned to the WFWF in late 2010 very much changed. He abandoned all relics of his old personality, taking on new gear, new entrance music, a new wrestling style, and now competing under his real name rather than a gimmick name. It took an increasingly personal feud with Johnny Knight to bring the violent side back out of Schneider. Except now the violence was significantly amplified and magnified and careers were being ended. Schneider built himself a reputation as a headhunter, the man who ended careers. Johnny Knight was the first, but the list became long and took no prisoners, from the bottom of the bottom jobber nothings like Lincoln Dina, all the way up to Hutton Brown and Raider, Phillip Schneider's win loss record became a graveyard of characters no longer in the company. And to call it a win/loss record is almost a farce, because for Schneider's first 24 matches back, over an eighteen month period, he only lost a single match. During the 2010 to 2013 run, Schneider held an impressive 34-0-1 record, which included a reign as the longest WFWF Heavyweight champion in the history of the company.
To attempt to define Phillip Schneider under any gimmick would be a mistake.
Following a loss in a career versus championship match to Drakz, it looked as though the story of Phillip Schneider had come to a close, but through a series of clerical errors in a change of ownership, Phillip Schneider has reappeared in the WFWF as mean as ever.
Achievements:
* WFWF Hall of Famer as both a singles and as a tag wrestler with Los Hobos
* One half of the first team to win the WFWF tag team titles twice
* Went on an eleven months undefeated streak from December 2010 to November 2011
* First WFWF World Heavyweight champion in any of it's incarnations to hold the championship for 365+ days.
Championships
* 2x WFWF Tag Team champion w/ Percy the Panhandler Los Hobos 1/2/05 - 2/13/05 + 8/21/05 - 10/11/05
* 1x WFWF Tag Team champion w/ Pierce Deville F*ck You - 2/19/08 - 3/??/08 (stripped)
* 1x WFWF International Champion 4/xx/06? - stripped+
* 1x WFWF Ham Shank champion 6/12/06 - 8/25/06
* 2x WFWF Heavyweight champion 4/29/07 - 11/20/07, 3/12/12 - 3/17/13
* 1x UUE Undisputed Heavyweight champion 10/30/06 - present (inactive since 11/1/06)
+stripped of title with no defenses when Kyzer/Drakz took over company.
Awards
* 2005 Best Tag Team award (with Percy)
* 2005 Best Brawl award (versus Percy at Fully Charged
* 2005 Tag Team champions award (with Percy)
* Best Heel of 2006 (Runner Up)
* Best Series of Matches not part of a feud in 2006 (versus Wayne McGurk)
* Best Match not on a PPV in 2006 (6 way ladder match from final Hybrid)
* PPV Match of the Year: McGurk vs Obo vs Lee; Triple Threat-Chain-Cage match; SB IV (runner up)
* Best Heel in 2007
* Best Feud of 2007 versus Reverend Shadow
* Runner Up Best Feud of 2007 versus Wayne McGurk
* Best match not on a PPV in 2007 versus Michael Kyzer
* Best Match on a PPV in 2007 (tie) versus Shadow @ Ascension, versus Thunder @ Scars & Stripes 3
* Most Over Rated Roleplayer of 2007
* Best Chemistry in 2007 w/ Wayne McGurk
* Runner Up Best Chemistry in 2007 w/ Reverend Shadow
* WFWF Hall of Fame: Class of 2010
* Match of the Year 2011 (Match Writing)
* Heel of 2011
* __________
* __________
Record; The Re-Up Version
* 1. James Brown's Funky Christmas 12/6/10 vs. Lightening - win
* 2. Tyler Perry's Ring of Payne 1/2/11 vs. Luke Collins - win
* 3. Indiana Jones V 2/17/11 vs. Trace Demon - win
* 4. EBR Appreciation Show 3/10/11 vs. Thunder - win
* 5. Not the Bees! 3/24/11 vs. Johnny Albright - win
* 6. Rebecca Black's Friday Fun Party 4/8/11 vs. Zmaster - win
* 7. Civil War 4/23/11 vs. Lionhart - win
* 8. Hybrid 5/13/11 vs. Calvin Lee - win
* 9. Attack of the Little Green Men 2 4/6/11 vs. Johnny Knight - win
* 10. Something's Gotta Give 6/25/11 vs. Cameron Stone - win
* 11. OJ Didn't Do It 7/12/11 vs. Ace Bennett - win
* 12. That Purple Stuff 7/31/11 vs. Carter Contra - win
* 13. Before the Devil Knows You're There 8/20/11 vs. Lincoln Dina - win
* 14. Caturday 9/5/11 w/ EBR vs. Hutton Brown & Trace Demon - win
* 15. Fun Times in Cleveland 9/24/11 vs. Eric Adams - win
* 16. Down In the Treme 10/14/11 vs. Randel Benjamin - win
* 17. Superbrawl VII 11/11/11 vs. Hutton Brown (Ladder match, National title match) - loss
* 18. Loaded 12/4/11 vs. BenJa Hart - win
* 19. Loaded 12/28/11 vs. David Brennan - win
* 20. Loaded 1/23/12 vs. Reckless - win
* 21. Loaded 2/13/12 vs. Ace Bennett - win
* 22. It's Super Effective 3/12/12 vs. Michael Kyzer (Heavyweight title match) - win
* 23. Loaded 4/22/12 vs. Slanted - win
* 24. Loaded 5/15/12 vs. Mak Cross - win
* 25. Loaded 6/9/12 vs. Trace Demon - loss
* 26. Loaded 7/8/12 vs. Drake Elias - win
* 27. Survival of the Fittest 8/16/12 vs. Hutton Brown, Raider, & Michael Kyzer (Double Jeopardy Match, Heavyweight title match) - win
* 28. Revolution 9/12/12 vs. Alexis Chavente - win
* 29. Revolution 10/17/12 vs. Tommy Staxx (Heavyweight title match) - win
* 30. Revolution 11/10/12 vs. Scarlett Quinn - win
* 31. Revolution 12/2/12 vs. Mak Cross - loss
* 32. Revolution 12/24/12 vs. Braden Monroe - win
* 33. Revolution 1/20/13 vs. Yukio Blaze - win
* 34. Revolution 2/9/13 Pierce Deville, "Hutton Brown", & Joe the intellectually- disabled person vs. Scarlett Quinn & Penny Shannon - loss
* 35. Psycho Circus 3/17/13 vs. Mak Cross, Cam Nitta, & Scarlett Quinn (Psycho Circus House of Horrors cage match, WFWF Heavyweight title match) - loss to Scarlett
* 36. Superbrawl VIII 4/24/14 vs. Drakz - loss
* 37. Reborn 5/20/14 vs. Mason Dixon - win
* 38. Twisted 7/16/14 vs. Josh Dean - draw n/c
* 39. Battle at the Garden 8/26/14 vs. Josh Dean - win
* 40. The Takeover 10/2/14 vs. Dex - win
Pic Base:
![](http://i.imgur.com/B6k3xgL.jpg?1)
Charlie Hunnam
Entrance Theme:
"Shadows" by Yelawolf feat. Joshua Hedley
Entrance Description:
Wrestling Style:
A strong style striker and submission master, relies more on unorthodox joint manipulation and attacking naturally weakened points on the body rather than the traditional showmanship wrestling style. Well known as a blood and guts brawler.
Physical Look:
medium build, but very toned. Lots of tattoos and faded scars
In-Ring Attire:
Wrestling shoes, black knee pads, black shorts with "Born to Kill" on the side along with a peace sign, taped fists, and a blood spattered elbow pad adorned with "Rated X", stolen off the prone body of Hutton Brown
Out Of Ring Attire:
Baggy jeans, t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts, skull caps, basketball shorts
MOVE LIST
Finishers:
Beverly Kills 90210 (OMEGA Driver)
Cross Arm Breaker (not applied unless a submission will be obtained from it.)
Desperation Finisher:
Rise of the Dead (Tree of Woe Double Stomp) - Phillip Schneider's former finishing move. An abandoned move because of the wear & tear it's put on Schneider performing it, Schneider will only pull this move out in the biggest matches and only when all else seems to fail.. ...Or in instances where he's simply looking to injure an opponent
Signature Moves
Legitimate Japanese Business Man Kick (Yakuza Kick)
Often Used Moves
Strikes:
Dropkick to shin
Trapping headbutts
Ground and pound punches
Repeated falling elbows to back
Superman Punch
Slaps from both hands
Spinning back fist
Spinning back elbow
Rolling heel kick
Often Used Moves:
Attacks and throws:
Fisherman's Buster (Fisherman's Suplex with a brainbuster)
Tailiban Backpack (Lungblower)
Wrist Clutch Saito Suplex
Half & Half Suplex
Disregard Vertical Suplex (standing vertical suplex with a simple release at an unortodox angle)
Often Used Moves
Submissions:
Hangman's Clutch
Dragon Clutch
Spinning Toe Hold
Gogoplata
Occasionally Used Moves:
Flipping leg drop
Superplex
Shining Ignorance (step up kick to the face)
Graveyard Smash (straight jacket lungblower)
Rarely Used Moves (last ditch effort "kill moves"):
Inverted Burning Hammer (King Kraig Presents: The Calvin Lee Burning Hammer)
Running tombstone piledriver
Super Fisherman's Buster (fisherman's buster off the top rope)
Hidden syringes, barbecue skewers, pencil, or railroad spike attack[/font]
deathmatchichiban
WFWF Character Name:
Phillip Schneider
Characters Other Aliases:
King of Gore
Your Heretic Hero
Prophet of Ash
God's Middle Child
The Forgotten Flower
Sex:
Male
Weight:
210 pounds
Height:
6'3"
Age:
33
Birthdate
June 7th 1983
Pro Debut
2001 (Insane Wrestling Federation)
WFWF Debut
2003 (under alias Devon Tatum)
2004 (under gimmick Obo the Hobo)
2010 (under real name Phillip Schneider)
Hometown
From Chicago, Illinois
Alignment:
I'm a
![](http://www.wrestlingfigs.com/images/wfcensored.gif)
Gimmick:
Phillip Schneider has one of the most character mythology rich stories in WFWF history. Starting in late 2003 as a low card singles act, he quickly found a niche as one half of now Hall of Fame comedy tag team, the first team to win the WFWF World Tag Team Championships twice, Los Hobos. Los Hobos were best known for comedy, both in roleplays and in matches, but it was the break up of the team that defined the next part of Schneider's career. The blow off match between the two hobos was one of the most violent matches the WFWF had seen to that point.
Schneider continued on a singles career, winning a six way ladder match to capture the WFWF International championship from Okana. When ownership changed (twice) between shows and there was a large roster turnover, the title switch was declared null & void. Schneider eventually won the championship again, now branded the Ham Shank championship. By this point, violent matches and a passion to buck authority defined Schneider.
The biggest success Schneider seen in his initial run came with the introduction of an interesting paradox. In the ring, Schneider is a brutal remorseless killer, but outside of the ring he's kind and compassionate and the father of a young daughter. The introduction of Samantha led to Schneider capturing the first of two WFWF World Heavyweight championships.
In 2008, after controversy led to Schneider's tag team championship partner Pierce Deville being released from the company and the tag titles vacant, Schneider found himself very frustrated with ownership and the direction of the company. Rather than playing the political game and riding the storm out, he simply left, leaving a Heavyweight Championship PPV main event opportunity on the table.
Schneider returned to the WFWF in late 2010 very much changed. He abandoned all relics of his old personality, taking on new gear, new entrance music, a new wrestling style, and now competing under his real name rather than a gimmick name. It took an increasingly personal feud with Johnny Knight to bring the violent side back out of Schneider. Except now the violence was significantly amplified and magnified and careers were being ended. Schneider built himself a reputation as a headhunter, the man who ended careers. Johnny Knight was the first, but the list became long and took no prisoners, from the bottom of the bottom jobber nothings like Lincoln Dina, all the way up to Hutton Brown and Raider, Phillip Schneider's win loss record became a graveyard of characters no longer in the company. And to call it a win/loss record is almost a farce, because for Schneider's first 24 matches back, over an eighteen month period, he only lost a single match. During the 2010 to 2013 run, Schneider held an impressive 34-0-1 record, which included a reign as the longest WFWF Heavyweight champion in the history of the company.
To attempt to define Phillip Schneider under any gimmick would be a mistake.
Following a loss in a career versus championship match to Drakz, it looked as though the story of Phillip Schneider had come to a close, but through a series of clerical errors in a change of ownership, Phillip Schneider has reappeared in the WFWF as mean as ever.
Achievements:
* WFWF Hall of Famer as both a singles and as a tag wrestler with Los Hobos
* One half of the first team to win the WFWF tag team titles twice
* Went on an eleven months undefeated streak from December 2010 to November 2011
* First WFWF World Heavyweight champion in any of it's incarnations to hold the championship for 365+ days.
Championships
* 2x WFWF Tag Team champion w/ Percy the Panhandler Los Hobos 1/2/05 - 2/13/05 + 8/21/05 - 10/11/05
* 1x WFWF Tag Team champion w/ Pierce Deville F*ck You - 2/19/08 - 3/??/08 (stripped)
* 1x WFWF International Champion 4/xx/06? - stripped+
* 1x WFWF Ham Shank champion 6/12/06 - 8/25/06
* 2x WFWF Heavyweight champion 4/29/07 - 11/20/07, 3/12/12 - 3/17/13
* 1x UUE Undisputed Heavyweight champion 10/30/06 - present (inactive since 11/1/06)
+stripped of title with no defenses when Kyzer/Drakz took over company.
Awards
* 2005 Best Tag Team award (with Percy)
* 2005 Best Brawl award (versus Percy at Fully Charged
* 2005 Tag Team champions award (with Percy)
* Best Heel of 2006 (Runner Up)
* Best Series of Matches not part of a feud in 2006 (versus Wayne McGurk)
* Best Match not on a PPV in 2006 (6 way ladder match from final Hybrid)
* PPV Match of the Year: McGurk vs Obo vs Lee; Triple Threat-Chain-Cage match; SB IV (runner up)
* Best Heel in 2007
* Best Feud of 2007 versus Reverend Shadow
* Runner Up Best Feud of 2007 versus Wayne McGurk
* Best match not on a PPV in 2007 versus Michael Kyzer
* Best Match on a PPV in 2007 (tie) versus Shadow @ Ascension, versus Thunder @ Scars & Stripes 3
* Most Over Rated Roleplayer of 2007
* Best Chemistry in 2007 w/ Wayne McGurk
* Runner Up Best Chemistry in 2007 w/ Reverend Shadow
* WFWF Hall of Fame: Class of 2010
* Match of the Year 2011 (Match Writing)
* Heel of 2011
* __________
* __________
Record; The Re-Up Version
* 1. James Brown's Funky Christmas 12/6/10 vs. Lightening - win
* 2. Tyler Perry's Ring of Payne 1/2/11 vs. Luke Collins - win
* 3. Indiana Jones V 2/17/11 vs. Trace Demon - win
* 4. EBR Appreciation Show 3/10/11 vs. Thunder - win
* 5. Not the Bees! 3/24/11 vs. Johnny Albright - win
* 6. Rebecca Black's Friday Fun Party 4/8/11 vs. Zmaster - win
* 7. Civil War 4/23/11 vs. Lionhart - win
* 8. Hybrid 5/13/11 vs. Calvin Lee - win
* 9. Attack of the Little Green Men 2 4/6/11 vs. Johnny Knight - win
* 10. Something's Gotta Give 6/25/11 vs. Cameron Stone - win
* 11. OJ Didn't Do It 7/12/11 vs. Ace Bennett - win
* 12. That Purple Stuff 7/31/11 vs. Carter Contra - win
* 13. Before the Devil Knows You're There 8/20/11 vs. Lincoln Dina - win
* 14. Caturday 9/5/11 w/ EBR vs. Hutton Brown & Trace Demon - win
* 15. Fun Times in Cleveland 9/24/11 vs. Eric Adams - win
* 16. Down In the Treme 10/14/11 vs. Randel Benjamin - win
* 17. Superbrawl VII 11/11/11 vs. Hutton Brown (Ladder match, National title match) - loss
* 18. Loaded 12/4/11 vs. BenJa Hart - win
* 19. Loaded 12/28/11 vs. David Brennan - win
* 20. Loaded 1/23/12 vs. Reckless - win
* 21. Loaded 2/13/12 vs. Ace Bennett - win
* 22. It's Super Effective 3/12/12 vs. Michael Kyzer (Heavyweight title match) - win
* 23. Loaded 4/22/12 vs. Slanted - win
* 24. Loaded 5/15/12 vs. Mak Cross - win
* 25. Loaded 6/9/12 vs. Trace Demon - loss
* 26. Loaded 7/8/12 vs. Drake Elias - win
* 27. Survival of the Fittest 8/16/12 vs. Hutton Brown, Raider, & Michael Kyzer (Double Jeopardy Match, Heavyweight title match) - win
* 28. Revolution 9/12/12 vs. Alexis Chavente - win
* 29. Revolution 10/17/12 vs. Tommy Staxx (Heavyweight title match) - win
* 30. Revolution 11/10/12 vs. Scarlett Quinn - win
* 31. Revolution 12/2/12 vs. Mak Cross - loss
* 32. Revolution 12/24/12 vs. Braden Monroe - win
* 33. Revolution 1/20/13 vs. Yukio Blaze - win
* 34. Revolution 2/9/13 Pierce Deville, "Hutton Brown", & Joe the intellectually- disabled person vs. Scarlett Quinn & Penny Shannon - loss
* 35. Psycho Circus 3/17/13 vs. Mak Cross, Cam Nitta, & Scarlett Quinn (Psycho Circus House of Horrors cage match, WFWF Heavyweight title match) - loss to Scarlett
* 36. Superbrawl VIII 4/24/14 vs. Drakz - loss
* 37. Reborn 5/20/14 vs. Mason Dixon - win
* 38. Twisted 7/16/14 vs. Josh Dean - draw n/c
* 39. Battle at the Garden 8/26/14 vs. Josh Dean - win
* 40. The Takeover 10/2/14 vs. Dex - win
Pic Base:
![](http://i.imgur.com/B6k3xgL.jpg?1)
Charlie Hunnam
Entrance Theme:
"Shadows" by Yelawolf feat. Joshua Hedley
Entrance Description:
Wrestling Style:
A strong style striker and submission master, relies more on unorthodox joint manipulation and attacking naturally weakened points on the body rather than the traditional showmanship wrestling style. Well known as a blood and guts brawler.
Physical Look:
medium build, but very toned. Lots of tattoos and faded scars
In-Ring Attire:
Wrestling shoes, black knee pads, black shorts with "Born to Kill" on the side along with a peace sign, taped fists, and a blood spattered elbow pad adorned with "Rated X", stolen off the prone body of Hutton Brown
Out Of Ring Attire:
Baggy jeans, t-shirts, hooded sweatshirts, skull caps, basketball shorts
MOVE LIST
Finishers:
Beverly Kills 90210 (OMEGA Driver)
Cross Arm Breaker (not applied unless a submission will be obtained from it.)
Desperation Finisher:
Rise of the Dead (Tree of Woe Double Stomp) - Phillip Schneider's former finishing move. An abandoned move because of the wear & tear it's put on Schneider performing it, Schneider will only pull this move out in the biggest matches and only when all else seems to fail.. ...Or in instances where he's simply looking to injure an opponent
Signature Moves
Legitimate Japanese Business Man Kick (Yakuza Kick)
Often Used Moves
Strikes:
Dropkick to shin
Trapping headbutts
Ground and pound punches
Repeated falling elbows to back
Superman Punch
Slaps from both hands
Spinning back fist
Spinning back elbow
Rolling heel kick
Often Used Moves:
Attacks and throws:
Fisherman's Buster (Fisherman's Suplex with a brainbuster)
Tailiban Backpack (Lungblower)
Wrist Clutch Saito Suplex
Half & Half Suplex
Disregard Vertical Suplex (standing vertical suplex with a simple release at an unortodox angle)
Often Used Moves
Submissions:
Hangman's Clutch
Dragon Clutch
Spinning Toe Hold
Gogoplata
Occasionally Used Moves:
Flipping leg drop
Superplex
Shining Ignorance (step up kick to the face)
Graveyard Smash (straight jacket lungblower)
Rarely Used Moves (last ditch effort "kill moves"):
Inverted Burning Hammer (King Kraig Presents: The Calvin Lee Burning Hammer)
Running tombstone piledriver
Super Fisherman's Buster (fisherman's buster off the top rope)
Hidden syringes, barbecue skewers, pencil, or railroad spike attack[/font]