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Name Mark Mason
Nick Name The White Witch
Age 25
Height 6'0"
Weight 240
Gender Male
Hometown Dallas, Texas
Alignment Face
Character Gimmick Is a real practicing Witch
Wrestlers Style All Rounder
Manager Ali Mason
Federation European Wrestling Federation
Website Official EWF site


Bio

Mark Mason, born the only son of Robert and Carla Mason, grew up as a normal child. He enjoyed all the things other kids did, especially sports. He played little league football and baseball and excelled as an athlete. In high school, he lettered in football, basketball and wrestling. It was also during this time that he began to question his spirituality and met his high school sweetheart Ali O'Donahue. Ali was devoted to the religion of Wicca and got Mark involved as well. Their parents believed this to be just a phase the two teens were going through, though overtime, they would prove them wrong as to this day the two remain solitary practitioners of the craft. Shortly after high school, the two were married and moved to Madison, Wisconsin where they trained at the MWA House of Pain. However, before they could make their debut, Ali became pregnant with the couple's first child. Around this time, Mark joined the MWA farm league ACW where he won the ACW Rising Star title. Not long after, he was called up to the main roster where he would quickly win the MWA Legacy title. Mark then took time away to spend time with his wife and newborn child. Now, the itch has hit him and “The White Witch” once more is looking to return to the ring.

Mark recently signed with the European Wrestling Federation making his debut at their Kings of Hell pay per view in a Gantlet match, which saw team Revolution take on team Mayhem. Sadly for Mark team Mayhem lost that night all was not bad though as he had caught the eye of management, four days later he made quick work of Eric Richards who had been his partner at Kings of Hell. He was rewarded with a match for the number one contender to the Legacy title Mayhems version of the World title. Mark would battle Ryan Wisler for the number one spot but came up just short, following the match before he could exit the ring a new comer to the EWF by the name of Keith Melton would attack Mark smashing a guitar over his head. Following the attack Keith had this to say, “I want to prove that I am the best. In order to do that, I have to beat the best. Seeing as how none of them are around, I guess I'll just have to make due, which brings me to you Mr. Mason. You see, you have guaranteed yourself a spot in the EWF Legacy Championship picture, and to my knowledge, that makes you one of the top guys here on Mayhem. Well seeing as how the ink is still drying, I'm on this roster, and that means, I'm gunning for your spot. It's nothing against you, but if it's going to get me closer to the top where I belong. Well that's just something you're going to have to live with.” Now Keith Melton has a very angry Mark Mason after him.


Moves List

Flying Arm Scissor

Clothesline

Arm Drag

Drop Toe Hold

Forward Russian Leg Sweep

Figure Four Leg Lock

Full Nelson

Belly to Belly Suplex

Drop Toe Hold Turnbuckle Smash

Spin Kick

Crossface

Flying Elbow

DDT

Ankle Lock

Armbar


Finisher

Kick of Fate (Superkick)


Entrance Theme

"How Soon Is Now" by Love Split Love


Win/Lose Record

4/3/0


Ranking

Number one contender for the Legacy title.


Titles Held

ACW Rising Star Champion

MWA Legacy Champion


Matches

Team Revolution (Anton Steele, Koda Daniels, Zack Riley, Wes Carson) v. Team Mayhem (BomberBen, Freeze, Mark Mason, Eric Richards) in a Revolution vs. Mayhem Gauntlet match


"The White Witch" Mark Mason v. Eric Richards


(#1 Contendership to the Legacy Championship Title)Ryan Wisler v. "The White Witch" Mark Mason


Les Slattery v. "The White Witch" Mark Mason


Triple Threat Match

Mark Mason v. Sean Cameron v. Koda "Studilicious" Daniels


(# 1 Contender Match for the Legacy Title)

Keith Melton v. Mark Mason



Next Match


Triple Threat Match

Mark Mason v. Jon Cannons v. Glen Hendricks

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