B.R Ellis
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Achievements
“Gold isn’t won with power alone; it’s earned with perfect execution.”
Two-time NCAA Division II All-American; 2012 national champion at 197 lbs
“Remember the Name” by Fort Minor
Purchased Items
| Award | Period Type | Start Date | End Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Superstar of the Week | Weekly | Jun 8, 2025 | Jun 14, 2025 |
As the arena lights dim, a single spotlight illuminates the ramp. A crisp, percussive Greco-Roman–inspired theme hits—pulsing strings and heavy drums echo through the speakers. Ellis appears at the top of the ramp in a tailored blue singlet with gold trim, his wrestling boots laced high. He pauses, then performs a short, respectful bow to the crowd before marching to the ring with deliberate, measured steps. Upon reaching the apron, he slides in, adjusts his knee pads, and steps into the center of the ring, cracking his knuckles as the lights flare back up.
Snap Suplex
Arm Drag
German Suplex
Headlock Takeover
Shoulder Tackle
Mat Scholar Special - A swift snap-DDT immediately followed by a gut-wrench suplex for rapid back-to-back impact.
Chain-Link Cutter - From a wristlock, transitions into a spinning neckbreaker, emphasizing smooth technical flow.
Northern Lights Headlock Driver - Applies an arm-bar headlock, spins under the opponent, and drives them face-first into the mat.
Gut-Wrench Lift
Ellis locks both arms around a bent opponent’s waist, lifts them off their feet in a gut-wrench position, and holds for a beat—drawing the crowd’s anticipation before delivering the finishing blow.
Olympic Slam (Bridging German Suplex)
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Lockjaw Lock (Modified Fujiwara Armbar)
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Stoic Technician: Speaks rarely, lets his wrestling do the talking.
Respectful Competitor: Acknowledges opponents before and after matches.
Relentless Focus: Maintains unwavering intensity from bell to bell.
Chain Wrestling: Smooth transitions between holds to wear opponents down.
Limb Targeting: Focuses on one arm or leg to set up submissions and slams.
Counter-Based Offense: Thrives on turning opponent’s momentum into his own attacks.
Offer a sportsmanlike fist-bump or handshake post-match (win or lose).
Tape up his wrists deliberately before every match.
Look the referee in the eye when going for a pin or submission.
Cheat or resort to foreign objects.
Trash-talk excessively or taunt opponents mid-match.
Turn his back on an opponent until the final bell has rung.
Think Chad Gable as inspiration.