TWF Wrestler Profiles (A to L)

Adams possesses a résumé unlike any other in TWF history. A promising amateur, Adams achieved a scholarship to the Iowa Hawkeyes wrestling team, which was declared by Sports Illustrated as one of the great sports dynasties of the 20th century. A finalist for the Dan Hodge Trophy and a 2-Time NCAA Team Champion, Adams was scouted by the TWF from his college days, but he held off on joining the company due to personal matters. Adams finally joined the TWF in early-2011 and wowed PWC audiences with his amazing all-round skill. As Adams rose through the PWC ranks, there was resentment from fans and wrestlers alike that Adams was excelling purely on the basis of his college past. When a PWC opponent derided him as the "Chosen One" of the TWF brass, Adams rode with the phrase, and dubbed himself as "the Chosen One". Adams finally graduated to the main TWF roster in late-2012 and quickly showed TWF audiences what he was all about, whilst still showing that he was indeed the "Chosen One".

Andre offers a diversity of different aspects of what a gimmick is. His most known gimmick in his eleven years of wrestling is his "Relentless" gimmick as he calls it. It's a tribute to a song that changed his life which is "Relentless" by New Years Day as his true motivation to continue to do what he does best. Andre is looked as the underdog due to his smaller size than the average mediated wrestler. However, he captivates the audience with his comedic, and driven attitude but also has a huge shock factor as he displays a very aggressive, and sadistic attitude to his rivals. He's a yin, and yang as he relates to the trials and tribulations of others sacrificing a lot to achieve their dreams yet a blood thirsty hound on taking out anyone who threatens what he loves. If you get personal, woe to all souls who enter into the Home Sweet Holmes.

Clay grew up in the Welsh valleys in the nineties but never really had much interest in school or sports. When he was fourteen, Clay's older sister was killed after being stabbed while on a night out with friends. Clay found it difficult without his sister and began drinking a lot, turning to a life of crime in the process. Clay's father Michael had become friendly with Newbridge Wrestling School owner, Grayson Stonelake. After telling Stonelake about his son and the trouble he was finding himself in Grayson asked Michael to bring his son to a session in the Wrestling School. Clay agreed to give it try and once he began training he found himself enjoying the competition that wrestling gave him. Not only did he begin to straighten himself out but he also excelled inside the ring. He found his passion in life and appreciated the discipline wresting gave him. Although he is still very much a rookie in the wrestling world, Colton has matured into a serious wrestler and after three years in the business learning the trade in smaller promotions he is ready to try the big time and find a "big" promotion that is willing to give him a chance.

With ancestry going back to the French revolution, David Tissot doesn't find playing a rich French aristocrat difficult. Born with a golden spoon in his mouth, he has family ties to the famous Swiss clockmaker from which he takes his surname. Tissot's promos, delivered in broken English, have given the TWF faithful ample reason to hate the Frenchman. Tissot's wrestling ability does soon quieten his critics, as his accomplished amateur background, where he was a French national amateur wrestling champion, makes him one of the TWF's finest technical wrestlers. Tissot's friendship with fellow silver-spooner, Jeremy Ellington Jenner, was dubbed "The Fortunate Sons" by Scott Hudson. The two were soon joined on the set of Jenner's Tea Room programme by his family butler, Geoffrey. With his silver platter or steel tray always in tow, Tissot became a feared competitor and eventually won the All‐Action Championship in a hellacious ladder match from Matt Aish. His reign would be the longest in the belt's history until he was upended by Isaac Dyer at Summer Break. Tissot didn't take long to get back to winning ways and became a TV Champion in late-2011. Always thinking of new, technical and devious ways to beat his opponents, Tissot will continue to carve out a legend for himself in the TWF.

The Second Generation World Warrior, the eldest son of a professional wrestler who has long since not only outgrown his father's rather lengthy shadow, but he has also surpassed it in his own way. He is a shrewd businessman and an even shrewder student of the game.

One of the best pure strikers and pure athletes in TWF history, it comes as no surprise that Eric Johnson was a former amateur wrestler. However, Johnson's amateur team was dogged by a nepotism scandal and Johnson left the team. His discipline went with it, leading to a tough time which saw him serve prison time. Managing to turn the negative into a positive, Johnson left prison and entered the world of Mixed Martial Arts, where his record was steady. Johnson however drew attention for a highlight reel of his devastating knockouts which racked up hits on YouTube. Johnson drew disenfranchised with the MMA scene however and instead turned to professional wrestling, noting that one of the few quiet times during his prison stretch was when prisoners would watch the action. Instead of trying out for more local wrestling promotions, Johnson put all his eggs in one basket, heading to a TWF event for a tryout, where his determination impressed the TWF trainers and later, Johnson signed a TWF contract. When Johnson arrived on the TWF roster, there were worries that his reputation would precede him, but in his début appearances, Johnson's impressive abilities showed no sign of disappearing, delighting fans everywhere.

Gemini Battle is the alter ego of "Livewire" Grayson Pierce. Gemini used to own an island nation, and had an army of super soldiers at his disposal before an evil genius took it away along with his cyborg boyfriend…  none of this ended up being true, merely a false reality he created in his own heard while living the life of Gemini Battle and wrestling through Japan and the WCF. Livewire is a former 2nd Generation WCF superstar with a bright future, but a bite from a wrestler named Hyena caused him to suffer through a small case of lycanthropy and ultimately forget who he was. Recently KL Henson has brought him back to reality. He is in reality a mix of the two men. Gemini Battle represents all that he could be while Livewire represents all that he wants to be.

There is no man more cool, calm and articulated than Isaac Dyer. A life‐long wrestling fan, Dyer made his name in several small independent promotions in the southern United States, where his skin colour remained an issue for some fans. Dyer, seemingly took it in his stride and was immensely popular in the TWF's development company, PWC, during his tenure there. Those who saw him there believe that Dyer has the necessary abilities to scale the highest peaks of the Total Wrestling Federation, so it only remains for this cool young star to prove them right. Dyer seemed to lack direction in his career until he found himself aligned with a group of wrestlers who were either disciples or fans of Mr. BIG. Their formation of The Cavalry largely saved their fledgling careers, but none more so than Dyer. When BIG introduced the collective to Genesis, his impromptu dubbing of Dyer as "The Symbol of Salvation" set Dyer off on a rocket ship towards the top, and Dyer upset the more technically gifted David Tissot at Summer Break XII to become All‐Action Champion. His unique wrestling style as well as his unconventional interviews, all whilst being under the eyes of the TWF legend, means that Dyer is a name that is always mentioned by fans in positive tones.

Born with a massive chip on his shoulder, Kris Kage entered the TWF with the same disposition, feeling that due to his good looks and charm, he should already be the face of the company and it's most marketable star. However his cries fell on deaf ears and Kage eventually heard of the plan to form a renegade group of TWF stars, angry at their treatment by the company. Kage joined up with eVo on their infamous début in November 2011 and eventually won the All‐Action championship as a member of the group, perhaps vindicating those who said that Kage would never make it on his own.