CAW BIO: Adam Finito

by RiftedEnergy Mon May 22, 2017 4:18 am

Name- Adam Finito
Age- 26
Finisher- Finito's Fate
From- Lubbock, Tx
Background-
Adam Finito began his career working house shows for Adrenaline Unleashed out of Las Vegas, Nevada. While not particularly seasoned, his matches were often thought of as match of the night.
Unfortunately he never made it to the main card before the promotions untimely end, which caused Finito to take the road and try a traveling gig on a circuit around the Great State of Texas.
He was able to work with the "Greats That Never Were," every old timer that held on as long as they could to their passion, while crafting his skill to match those whom he was able to learn from.
He met his mentor on the circuit, an aging "Great" by the name of Dirty Ol' Cracker McCrackerson. McCrackerson had shown him the art of playing to the crowd during every match, pausing for periods of time for dramatic expression, though never saying a word. Rumor had it, due to an ad-Lib moment in Dirty Ol' Crackers young days, me made a remark that was meant to sound as a joke, but was received as wildly racist. Fans of his remain to hold that a generalization of any person isn't a stereotype of a group of type, though the resulting backlash caused McCrackerson to vow to never speak again. His matches were nothing short of fire tho.
Just before Finito was about to debut in shocking fashion to upset his mentor and subsequently retire the ol bastard, McCrackerson was rushed to the emergency room clutching his heart. He was later pronounced dead, with his rumored last words, ironically, being "I Can't Speak"

Adam Finito was set to make his main card debut during the milestone 1000th show of MCW's "Open Mic" night at the Titty Twister down in Mexico, where any challenger could step up and be recognized, if not for their hard work at least their balls. Unfortunately, fate would come knocking as two masked men wrecked shop on what he planned to be a hostile takeover of the Tag Team Championships in a handicap match.

Fate would continue to taunt Finito, as he juggled various gigs throughout the South-East, though never settling for a contract with any specific promotion as he felt his talent would be underutilized.

What will become of Adam Finito's Fate? Will he become a Great in CMV? Or a "Great That Never Was?"