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Jamie Wilson

Fictional Edit - SWA Renewal

A trailblazer on the SWA roster, Jamie Wilson was the cornerstone of the organization's women's division in the mid 2000s, her standout physique and dominant power setting her a step above her contemporaries.

Wilson was so far above the rest that she grew tired of defeating many of the same opponents over and over, and in 2012, demanded a title shot against the then-current SWA Heavyweight champion, Mr. Cobra. She was flatly rejected by the champ, who stated "Nobody's fighting for this belt unless they have a Mr. before their name." As it was, a tournament was held at the time for the chance to earn a shot at the belt, and a masked newcomer, Mr. Musclemann signed up, and managed to win the entire tournament, to the protest of Mr. Cobra.

Upon winning, Mr. Musclemann unmasked, to reveal the face of Jamie Wilson, who proclaimed "You said you don't face women, you don't face anyone who doesn't have a "Mr." before their name, but as I see it, you're up against Mr. Women now!" The rather awkward promo somehow stuck in the heads of the SWA fans, who started the "Mr. Women" movement in support of Wilson, who managed to defeat Cobra to become the first woman ever to hold the SWA Heavyweight title. While she would lose the belt a month later in a rematch with Cobra, Wilson made a definitive statement and is still considered a threat to any opponent on the roster.

It should be mentioned that Wilson has always carried herself with a chip on her shoulder, so to say, and often motivates herself by taking any perceived slights in an intensely personal way. One example of this was earlier in her career, when her opponent stated that her career was a "plummeting failure." Wilson then debuted her Screwdriver finisher, and promptly named it "Plummeting Failure."

As with all my edits, full AI-Moveset-Parameters are set.

Attire:
1. Black bodysuit with red highlight
2. Black top and tights with red and white, classic attire
3. Mr. Musclemann suit and mask
4. Street clothes