August 24, 1996 (28) 6’2 205lbs Starluck Valley, Arizona
Backstory:
Lucky Louis Hero was never supposed to be a wrestler. In fact, he never even considered it a possibility—until one fateful day when his life, like so many of his most fortunate moments, took an unexpected turn. Louie was just a regular guy working a job at a local bowling alley, spending his free time watching wrestling on TV. His favorite pastime? Claiming that he could do everything the wrestlers on the screen did—without the need for any actual training. And for some reason, people around him started to believe him.
It all started when Louis, one night after work, wandered into a local wrestling gym on a dare from his buddies. The gym was hosting an open tryout for a reality wrestling show, and Louis, never one to back down from a challenge, decided to throw his name in the ring. Of course, he had no experience, but his lack of training didn’t stop him from flinging himself into the mix with ridiculous enthusiasm.
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The tryout, led by some tough, experienced wrestlers, was a disaster. Louis kept tripping over his own feet, missed every single spot, and nearly got himself hurt multiple times. Yet, in the chaos, his natural "luck" kicked in. He accidentally caught a falling wrestler mid-air during a botched spot, saving the poor guy from landing awkwardly—and even ended up pinning him in the process. The gym owner, completely bewildered, saw something in Louis: not talent, but potential—and more importantly, the ability to get out of sticky situations purely by accident.
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They offered Louis a spot on their training roster, and the rest, as they say, is history. But Louis was more than just a lucky fluke—he began to develop a unique in-ring style that, while still bumbling and clumsy, somehow worked. He would often luck into moves, his opponents would miss by inches, and he’d somehow avoid taking full impact from dangerous spots. He stumbled his way to wins, always with a goofy grin and an aura of bewildered charm.
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Despite his lack of formal training, Louis’s charm and sheer luck earned him the nickname “Lucky Louis Hero.” Fans adored his underdog persona—he wasn’t the most skilled, but he had a relentless, carefree attitude that made him stand out. He quickly became a favorite among fans for his antics, always finding himself in the right place at the right time. When Louis stumbled into a match for a prestigious title shot, everyone expected him to get obliterated. But in true Lucky Louis fashion, he “accidentally” delivered a fluke finish and won the title. From there, he continued his career on a series of lucky breaks, constantly winning when he least expected it, but always with a huge smile on his face.
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Now, Lucky Louis Hero is a fan favorite, known for his infectious personality and his uncanny ability to “accidentally” win big. His moves may not be polished, his techniques might be unrefined, but his charm, luck, and persistence have earned him a spot in the ring with some of the best—who now find themselves just as likely to get out-lucked as outwrestled.
Weaknesses: Lack of technical wrestling skill, overconfidence in his luck, vulnerability to high-impact attacks, easily distracted.
Ring Entrance:
The arena lights dim slightly before exploding into a kaleidoscope of colorful strobes as "Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go" by Wham! hits the speakers. The upbeat tune fills the air, and the crowd erupts in cheers for Lucky Louis Hero.
Louis strides through the curtain with an easy, confident smile, his infectious energy immediately lighting up the arena. Dressed in bright, vibrant wrestling gear with clovers and stars stitched into the design, he radiates charisma and charm.
He walks down the ramp, slapping hands with fans on both sides, making sure to interact with as many as possible. Occasionally, he pauses to share a quick dance move in time with the music, eliciting laughs and cheers from the crowd. His body language exudes an unshakable sense of fun, as if he’s just as thrilled to be there as the audience is to see him.
Reaching the ring, Louis hops onto the apron and spins around, pointing out to the crowd with both hands before wiping his feet and stepping between the ropes. Once inside, he runs to one corner, climbing the turnbuckle to pump his fists in the air. After soaking in the cheers, he hops down, leans casually against the ropes, and flashes a cheeky grin as he waits for the match to start, ready to bring both laughs and action to the ring.
In-Ring Style: Chaotic, unpolished, and wildly entertaining, Louis is the kind of wrestler who thrives on happy accidents. His style is driven more by improvisation and pure luck than traditional wrestling knowledge. While his opponents might be technically superior, Louie’s goofy, unpredictable nature keeps them on edge. Fans love him because, even though his moves may be flawed, he always manages to somehow get the job done—often in the most ridiculous way possible.
Moveset:
- Atomic Drop
- Monkey Flip
- Flying crossbody
- Comedic chain wrestling
- Wind-up punch
- Airplane spin
- Double slap to the chest
Trademark Move Name(s):
- Getting Lucky!! (Hulk up style comeback)
- Lucky Elbow (Bionic elbow used at end of Getting Lucky comeback and used as set up for finisher)
Finishing Move Name(s):
Lucky Shot - Theatrical running leg drop in the style of a peoples elbow
Super Lucky shot - big match move. top rope leg drop
Favorite Hardcore Attacks/Spots:
Lucky Coin - a big gold coin, like the ones in Super Mario, used to miraculously heal Lucky Louis when he rubs it against his head and then used like a chair then after
Box of Lucky Charms - Cereal box of lucky charms, emptied out and spilt in the ring. used like thumbtacks
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