Alejandro Suarez

Name: Alejandro 'The Superstar' Suarez
Nickname: The Superstar, The Brightest Star in the Universe.

Age: 24
Height: 6ft 4ins
Weight: 230lb
Hometown: Mexico City, Mexico; Based in Los Angeles.
Class: Face/Tweener/Heel: Face
Gimmick: No gimmick as such - A born and bred highflyer/risk taker who's whole purpose is to electrify and astound.

Personality: Humble, but also tough, never wanting to back down from a challenge.

Entrance Music: 'Superstar' bu Lupe Fiasco

Entrance Details: 'Superstar' plays out and sparks fall from above the entrance way, as Alejandro Suarez emerges, points to the sky, and quietly says "Dios me dé fuerzas" (God give me strength), before running down the rap and sliding into the ring, climbing the turnbuckles to salute the fans.

Finishing Move 1: Superstar Press (Shooting Star Press)

Finishing Move 2: The Star Maker (Trouble in Paradise)

Trademark Move: Canadian Destroyer. (Tequila Slammer)

Submission Move: STF - (Mexican Clutch)

Highflying Move: Split - legged Moonsault

Five - eight common moves: Headscissor takedown, Enziguri, Lionsault, Belly to belly suplex (bridged), Springboard Tornado DDT, Flying Jalapeño (Corkscrew flying forearm smash), Tiger Feint Kick (619).

Taunts/Catchphrases: "There's only room for one Superstar!"

Match Tactics: Clean

Weapon of Choice: Steel Chair (Allows for high risk moves such as the Vandaminator)

Specialty Match: TLC

History: A hardened, world weary young Mexican, who, due to family issues in his native Mexico, was forced into leaving his homeland and became an immigrant in the USA, after illegally making it over the border. He eventually made his way to LA, in which he became susceptible to the influence of the gang culture, after witnessing a particularly brutal murder - he vowed never to return to his previous life and instead, with the off chance meeting with a wrestling promoter, sought to put all his energy into a wrestling career.

After a hard, intensive year of training, he began to compete, and began to wow the local promoters with his raw, technical, high flying prowess. He went unbeaten for a year and a half - resulting in his nickname 'The Superstar', due to promoters and locals claiming him to be the greatest high flyer they had ever seen. He saw of the 6CW revival, and decided it was time to test himself on the big stage.