
20 Currently Ranked
C. Mortgomery Byrnes
Record: 8 - 8 - 1
C. Mortgomery Byrnes
Alignment: heel
First Name: Mortimer
Last Name: Kjedelig
Date of Birth: 04/01/1980
Hometown: Horace, North Dakota
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 248
Manager(s):
Additional Information:
Until about a year ago, by all rights, Mortimer Kjedelig did not exist. He is very protective of his identity as he wears a mask in and out of the ring. What is known is that he trained for six months with “The Bruisin’ Butcher” Barry Lanske where he was able to master the art of the headlock, the snap suplex, and atomic drop for a small fee of $500.18. He has had, to date, two indie matches - one, a squash victory against Marty “Pee Wee” Poppers and the other, a squash loss against Bigfoot Banner.
He lives in a double wide trailer in Horace, North Dakota and succumbs to his secret shame, the only thing that helps him forget his past: romantic comedies. He would rather play games of chance and indulge in a night of drinking than fix his leaky roof. And sometimes, he will be seen conversing in hushed tones with an unidentified gentleman.
Theme Music: “You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Loves You” by Dean Martin
Setup Move Bust Out
Arm Trap NeckbreakerFinishing Move: Double Arm DDT
General Moveset:
Common Moves
Atomic Drop
Headlock
Clothesline
Snap Suplex
Punches and Uppercuts
Kicks and Stomps
Low Blow
Eye Rake
Abdominal Stretch
Bulldog
Trademark Moves
Powerslam
DDT
Diving Elbow Drop-Top Rope
Front Facelock while clubbing his opponent in the back with his forearm
Entrance Description:
The opening riffs of “You’re Nobody Til Somebody Loves You” by Dean Martin begins and the masked man emerges from the curtain as the lights dim and the spotlights shine on the ramp. Mortimer Kjedelig begins making his way down the ramp, pointing to the fans in attendance. As he walks by, he pays no attention to the fans, he’s there to a job and his gait shows it. He slides into the ring under the bottom rope, step up to the middle turnbuckle and raise his hands in the air as the spotlight shines upon him. He hops off the turnbuckle and readies himself for the match as the music fades.