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Steel City Faction

Members: "Ice Man" Chuck Greene
"Superstar" Steve Miller

From: Philidelphia, PA.

Music: Fire It Up- Black Label Society

Double Team Finisher- Heavy Metal- 3D

"Superstar" Steve Miller

Height: 6'4"

Weight: 250

Style: Striking offense, Technical, some Power.

Fan Reaction: Face

Signature Moves

Miller Time- Razor's Edge

Superlock- Camel clutch/fullnelson combo.

Finishers

Phillybuster- Widowmaker (Sean O' Haire's finisher)-  Primary finisher

Supernova- Cradle DDT

"Ice Man" Chuck Greene (AKA Big Chuck)

Height: 6'8"

Weight: 300

Style: Power, Technical

Fan reaction: Face

Signature Moves

Ice Breaker- Knox Out

Ice Flow- Swinging Side Slam (Lands on his knees as Umaga did)

Finishers

GanGreene- Full Throttle (NOT the spinning side slam version)- Primary finisher

DSP- Deadlift Sit-out Powerbomb

Entrance: Fire It Up plays over the PA, starting with the Talk Box and drum intro. As it builds up, the guitars put it into full gear as SCF walk out from behind the curtain, walking to the ring with a purpose. As they enjoy the reaction (and music), they press on, with Steve almost strutting at one point to the music. Approaching ringside, Steve slides in under the bottom rope as big Chuck climbs onto the apron and steps over the top rope. Steve jumps onto the second turnbuckle at the nearest corner and holds his arms up, while Chuck walks to the other side, grabs the top rope and bears down on it, his mouth open wide to let out a yell as he shows his massive frame. The two then meet in the middle of the ring and prepare to get down to business.

Strengths

Miller

Quick

Strong

Good technical wrestler

Chuck

Powerful

Technical skill

Durable

Weaknesses

Both

First time wrestling in a global promotion means they have something to learn about dealing with much larger crowds and bigger matches. This will only improve with time.

Not as many years of experience as many others in the company.

Only loyal to each other, meaning that if there's a tag feud going on, they could get caught in the crossfire.


Superstar Steve Miller


Ice Man Chuck Greene


Notes on SCF

As good friends, they are totally loyal to one another. As such, one will never leave the other hanging, so to speak. They take the attitude of one in trouble, both in trouble.

If it comes to it, an opponent should never EVER let Chuck get his hands on a chair, if they can help it. If he hits you with a steel chair, the impact can make it wrap around your head and stay in place until removed.

Steve is the main talker of the two, but Chuck isn't stupid, by any means. He's just more laid back than his partner. It's thought by some that Chuck may actually be the brains of the two, but it's hard to tell as they can take their cues from one another just as easily as calling the shots.

Chuck is currently benching 550 lbs. Steve likes to run cross-country.

Because of his sizable beard, Chuck looks older than he actually is. Both men are in their twenties.

Though he is able to pull off a superkick, Steve only uses it when he needs to get some breathing room. Chuck can do a moonsault, but it's a rare treat, so it isn't seen very often.

Steve loves to collect wrestling t-shirts, as well as posters.

Chuck has a B.A in geography from Penn State.

Both are known to be quite excitable and are always up for a fight. Though similar in style, their different focuses (Steve is more technical and Chuck is much more powerful) complement each other well, making for a well-rounded team. All they need is more experience, especially in the ever-changing environments of the major leagues.


Other Moves

Steve Miller
Standing kicks to the calf, thigh, side, gut or chest.
Dropkick.
Cross body.
Arm drag.
Hip toss.
Vertical suplex.
Snap suplex.
Brainbuster.
German suplex.
Single leg crab.
Spear or tackle.
Back elbow (typically used when opponent is cornered or running at him).
Frankensteiner (Hurracanrana from standing) to show off his athleticism.
Side belly to belly suplex.
Sleeper hold (standing or with body scissors).
Ankle lock.
Fujiwara armbar.
Gorilla press.
DDT.
Piledriver.

Chuck Greene
Big boot.
Lariat.
Rolling elbow.
Military press.
Piledriver.
Samoan drop.
Wheelbarrow suplex.
Stalling vertical suplex.
Full nelson slam.
Spear.
Shoulder block.
Two-handed sit-out chokebomb.
Crippler crossface.
Elevated Boston crab.
Moonsault (RARE)
Back drop suplex.

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Bio and Roles

"Superstar" Steve Miller

Steve is the main speaker and the one who uses his personality to win people over. To call him the popular one would be slightly unfair, as his partner is roughly as well-liked. Steve is more technically sound and, due to his smaller frame (which isn't saying much) is faster. Steve likes to crack jokes, have a good time, and do his bit to spread the influence of the team. He doesn't mind being approached by cameras when not in the ring, as he loves to take the opportunity to get the name out there, and just have a good time with whomever asks questions of him.

Steve may be the fun-loving type, but piss him off, or his partner, and he'll put you in your place. His love of competition gains an edge when he is angry at someone and it's not long before they realise that "Superstar" is not one to stand for slights against him, or the Faction as a whole. This is uncommon, however, as he is typically laid-back, letting things happen as they will. When not looking to win people over, he is the one to tangle up the limbs of an opponent to force a submission, or to use his prowess to soften them up. On his own, he's more than capable of going the distance, but when Chuck is in his corner, he becomes even tougher, not willing to let the team down.

Iceman" Chuck Greene

Chuck is the heavy hitter. This quiet, imposing man can punch you with the force of a speeding train and if he slams you on your back, it's going to feel like you just feel out of a window. Though able to put on a clinic, he's not quite as technically proficient as Steve, making up for it with toughness and sheer power. And though he is a generally quiet man, he is the brains of the operation, often looked to for the final decision. Steve may get to make choices here and there, but he's mostly happy to let Chuck call the shots instead. The "Iceman" doesn't mind doing this, as many of his stature are stereotyped as being somewhat stupid, an illusion he shatters very quickly when he decides that being seen as an idiot is no longer necessary.

Though quiet in his nature, Chuck is by no means unapproachable. In fact, he tends to be very friendly, something of a gentle giant. It's only during a match or when pushed far enough that we see just how rough he can get with someone. After all, a man who can gorilla press someone weighing the same as himself, should not be trifled with. Chuck has no problems with wrestling in its purest form or getting into a rough and tumble slugfest. His willingness to go with the flow of a match makes him adaptable, meaning he can change his game plan on the fly. This is another example of Chuck's intelligence, knowing better than to rely on one tactic and one only. Alone, Chuck can be something of a monster, but when he has the backup of his best friend, that hard-hitting style is doubled.