Abdul bin Hussain

RING ANNOUNCER: And on his way to the ring now accompanied by other members of the Arab Nations, standing at six feet and two inches; weighing in at 242 ibs. Hailing from Basra, Iraq, he is the Butcher of Basra, Abdul bin Hussain!!!

Cameras pan around the sea of anxious people who are cheering loudly at the showing of respect towards the wrestlers. Suddenly, the cheering ceases as the loudspeakers crackle, all attention is devoted to these very special proceedings. A large American Flag unfolds from the rafters and hangs majestically over the ring area, each ear expecting to hear the immortal “Star Spangled Banner”.

The big screen starts to show all sorts of American iconic sites. Children playing in the streets, baseball matches, troops in the Middle East. Those images dissolve into footage of various terrorist attacks from around the world including 9-11 until finally the Iraqi flag with two scimitars underneath filled the screen. This soon gives way to a hooded figure. The scene pulls back to fill the whole screen with this figure having sprawled at his feet American soldiers.

Crowd: USA! USA! USA!

The fans begin booing nearly to the point of an inverted standing ovation. The noise from the fans is deafening with the ferocity of the boos. The roving arm of the cameras picks out people in the crowd. As they realize there on the screen they hold the signs higher. Ice Blue strobes cut around the arena as blue smoke billows from underneath the grating on the ramp way. The whole top of the entrance way bursts into a circle of flames.

Slowly rising directly through the flames in a huge throne; the throne seems to be made of scimitars all fused together with heat forming the chair itself. Sitting atop the throne is a man dressed in traditional Arabic white thaub and kaffieh.

The throne rises fully onto the ramp way. It is none other than the Butcher of Basra, Abdul bin Hussain. Phosphorus flames blast in twin columns to the heavens behind the throne.

He sits motionless, emotionless. As “Call to Pray” by Seether begins to blare loudly through the arena, it is eerily evident that this isn’t be a time for celebration. Outraged and appalled, the almost speechless fans erupt in hatred all at once.

He stands and looks out at the crowd in slow motion as his two menacing bodyguards Ahmed and Fazil emerge through the curtains. They look about themselves at the crowds who are booing really loudly. Abdul motions towards the entrance way as the rest of his entourage comes through the curtains. Rafiq, Khalid, Nazirah and Akeed all stood behind him.

With a look of disgust Khalid swings the Arab Nations flag above his head as the group slowly walks towards the ring ignoring the boos from the crowd. Abdul climbs between the ropes and strides to the far side of the ring. Climbing the turnbuckle he lifts his arms up high to the boos of the crowd. Flash bulbs blink from all around the arena catching this moment in history. He gets down and looks around and looks at the top of the ramp way. He nods his head and stands in the middle of the ring as pyros explode behind him and the others.

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Multiple Chops

Clothesline

Body Avalanche into corner

Shining Wizard

Dropkick

Running twisting moonsault plancha

Multiple German Suplexes

Springboard Headbutt

Arabian Knight

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He Irish whips his opponent into the ropes and then bounces off the other rope with a spear to his opponent. While his opponent is rolling around on the mat Abdul goes up to the top rope and after a slight pause to measure up the distance and to give a look of disdain at the crowd he launches himself off with a twisting shooting star press.

Abdul stands over a face down opponent, facing the same direction. He then grabs one of the opponent's arms in a step over arm lock, turning 360° so the opponent's arm is bent around the leg of Abdul, he then sandwiches the arm between his own leg and the side of the opponent's body. Abdul then reaches forwards and applies a chinlock as in a standard camel clutch, leaning backwards to apply pressure to the upper back and trapped arm.

He takes hold of one of the opponent's wrists and twists that arm in an arm wrench. Then he climbs up the corner turnbuckles and walks on the top rope before launching himself at his opponent with a Tilt-a-whirl head scissors transitioned into a single arm DDT and then float over into a Fujiwara arm bar.

Arms of Allah

Abdul stands over a face down opponent, facing the same direction. He then grabs one of the opponent's arms in a step over arm lock, turning 360° so the opponent's arm is bent around the leg of Abdul, he then sandwiches the arm between his own leg and the side of the opponent's body. Abdul then reaches forwards and applies a chinlock as in a standard camel clutch, leaning backwards to apply pressure to the upper back and trapped arm.