Real Name: Chris Caine
Wrestling Name: "Copy Cat" Chris Caine
Hometown: Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada ... but now makes his home in Colorado Springs.
Age: 25
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 243 lbs.
Eyes: Pale Blue
Hair: Short blond hair that is tapered short in the back and sides and in a preppy wave on the top and front; clean
shaven
Build: Comparable to Sting's
Complexion: Well-tanned
Theme: "Pull Me Under" by Dream Theater
Entrance: The arena lights flash multi-colors as multi-colored sparks shoot from both sides of the entry way. As well as a
video montage of Chris Caine doing various moves on different opponents.
Attire (to ring): White lace up boots, Royal blue spandex shorts with neon orange, yellow and white tiger stripes on the front and
back; black knee pads; white, orange and blue swirled athletic tape around the wrists.
Attire (in ring): Same as above.
Setup Move: "Carbon Copy" - Opponent's own finisher; if Caine cannot due the exact move, then he will be the closest
variation to the move.
Trademark Move(s): Cartwheel senton splash; Inverted Tornado DDT; Rolling (Multiple) snap suplexes
Finisher: "Copyright" - Top rope Hangman's DDT
Moves: Jumping cradle piledriver, Crane Wing punch, Cross Body Block, Frog Splash, Inverted Atomic Drop, Rocker
Dropper, Dragon suplex, Tiger suplex, Leg sweep DDT, top rope leg drop, missile dropkick, standing dropkick,
Butterfly suplex, Drop Toe Hold, STF, Enziguri, Face buster, ankle lock, High angled boston crab (Lion Tamer),
delayed suplex, Sling-shot front suplex, Japanese arm drag, knee breaker, standing figure four leg lock, Float over
superplex, Dragon screw leg whip, Superkick, Northern Lights suplex, Inverted Bridged STF, Jumping front snap
kick, Extended Back kick, Russian leg sweep, School Boy pin, Small package, top rope sunset flip, Short-Arm
Scissor armbar, Running shoulder breaker, Single Arm DDT, Diving Inverted DDT, Side Suplex, High Angle
Atomic Drop, Spinwheel kick, 450 Splash, Moonsault, Super Back Suplex (off top rope), Victory Roll, Airplane
spin into Samoan drop, Monkeyflip out of corner, snap leg drop (like X-Pac does/used to do), Hammerlock slam,
Fireman's carry takeover into DVD, Fujiwara armbar, Abdominal stretch pin, La Mahistrol cradle, bulldog headlock
(w/ Caine jumping from the top rope), top rope fist drop, flying clothesline, flying back elbow, Face Crusher,
Pendulum back breaker, Swinging neck breaker, Indian deathlock, jumping calf kick, sambo suplex, electric chair
drop, off the ropes powerslam, shoulder toss backdrop, Japanese powerbomb pin, Backslide pin, tilt-a-whirl
backbreaker, arm wrench with hook kick, sitting reverse armbar, rolling clutch pin, jump swinging DDT,
headscissor takedown, Yakuza kick, Jumping heel kick, falling neckbreaker, Sunset flip, Climb Up Wheel Kick,
Running dropkick, Handspring elbow smash in corner, Shuffle sidekick, top rope shoulder tackle, off the ropes
flying shoulder tackle, shooting star press, Surfboard, Spinning toe hold, Neck Whip, Hurricanranna, sling shot
front suplex, Crucifix, Camel Clutch, front face lock, springboard leg drop, springboard body splash, jumping
elbow drop, running knee drop.
Style: High Flying/Martial Arts/Technical
Background: Chris Caine was born on April 13th, 1975 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada to David and Amanda. The second
youngest of four children, Caine was brought up in a middle-class home, where his father worked as an author of
children's books. As a child, Caine's two favorite things were martial arts and wrestling, even going so far as to
mimic some of the flashier moves on the television, resulting at one time in a broken arm before he'd even turned
seven. His parents signed him up for free martial arts lessons when he turned 8, and soon after that he began
dabbling in karate, kung fu, and even aikido.
In school, Caine excelled in wrestling, winning several prestigious amateur awards, while at the same time
continuing his studies in the martial arts. After graduating at the top of his class and attending two years of
college, Caine decided to broaden his horizons by traveling to Japan, intent on expanding his knowledge of the
Japanese culture. While there he made the decision that would shape his future. In Yamanashi, Japan, Caine
enrolled in a wrestling school known as the Blue Dragon Dojo and soon became one of the top pupils, absorbing
all of the techniques and nuances of the art, while mixing in his martial arts skills at the same time. Soon after
enrolling, Caine found himself in competition with another student, an American named Mark Davis, who had the
tendency to brawl, instead of relying on technical abilities. The two students continually tried to out do each
other, risking life and limb inside the ring to perform moves that astonished the instructors and other students.
However, their competiveness wasn't limited to the ring and both young men found themselves scolded for
fighting each other. The rivalry came to a head, during a match, in which both Caine and Davis put on a heated 35
minute battle that raged in the ring, as well as outside. Davis, though, threw out the rules and picked up a steel
folding chair and cracked Caine in the head, twice, resulting in knocking the Canadian unconscious. The
instructors promptly expelled Davis.
Caine quickly recovered from the minor concussion and went on to the pass the class with flying colors,
becoming one of the most loved wrestlers in the local Japanese promotion as he performed under the masked
name of White Tiger, a flashy, flamboyant babyface, but after a year, he decided to answer the call of fame and so,
he returned to his homeland. In Canada he worked several shows for Stampede Wrestling, before moving on to
the States, specifically Colorado Springs, Colorado. Caine wrestled for several independent leagues, winning over
the fans with his flashy, high risk moves, and outright astounding ability, before signing on with the growing
Global Wrestling Alliance promotion.
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