The Celtic Warrior

Wrestler's Name: Sheamus
Nicknames:

• The Great White
  
• The Celtic Warrior
  

Hometown: Dublin, Ireland
Height: 6 ft 6 in.
Weight: 267 lbs
Alignment: Tweener
Character's Color Code:

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Wrestling Style: Brawler
Entrance Music: “Hellfire” by CFO$
5-10 Favorite Moves:

• Running double axehandle
  
• Shortarm clothesline
  
• Battering Ram - (Diving Shoulder Block); Sometimes while slingshotting
• Fallaway slam
• Inverted facelock backbreaker
• Running turnbuckle thrust
  
• Front powerslam
  
• White Noise (over the shoulder back-to-belly piledriver)
  
• Slingshot shoulder block
  
• Beats of the Bodhran
  

Finisher(s):

• Brogue Kick
  
• Celtic Cloverleaf (Texas Cloverleaf)
  

Biography:

Sheamus is a man who has seen nearly everything in the modern WWE. A twenty-two year veteran of the industry (counting a mishap early on,) there’s not much that Sheamus hasn’t seen or many people that Sheamus hasn’t fought, and he’s never had a fight he didn’t think he could win. Then, two years ago, everything changed. He met his future wife, Isabella Revilla, and the two hit it off spectacularly. They married and had a son, little Ciarán o’Shaunessey, and Isabella hoped it would give her devoted husband a new perspective on life.

But for as good as the married family life is, the Celtic Warrior can’t change who he is at heart. He’s home every day and he’s seeing Ciarán grow up, but every night he still hears it: the call to battle. His heart beats with the steady staccato of the Bodhran, and dreams of getting back in the ring haunt his sleeping moments. And then, one late September night, the telephone rang.

Isabella won’t be happy about it. Ciarán will grow up seeing his father on TV every Monday night putting his body on the line to build a better life for him, and to keep himself sane. Sheamus knows the risks, but his warrior heart aches for the fight and he knows he can’t stop himself in the end. So that just leaves one question: