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Spooky Doom

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Spooky Doom
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Real name {{{realname}}}
Ring Names The Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre, the Undead Superstar
Height 5 foot, 7 inches
Weight 212 lbs.
Date of birth September 13th, 1989
Place of birth Death Valley, California
Date of death {{{death_date}}}
Place of death {{{death_place}}}
Resides {{{resides}}}
Billed from {{{billed_from}}}
Trainer Old Skull, Various
Current
federation(s) 		None
Previous
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Handled by {{{handler}}}
Win/Loss Record {{{winloss_record}}}
Debut April 2006 (SWAT)
Retired {{{retired}}}

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Spooky Doom (also known as the Spooky Doom) is currently a luchador free agent. He has fought and gained gold in the ICWF, Hardkore Japan and the early SWAT umbrella project and also participated in SPW. The nephew of wrestling legend "The Gravedigger", Spooky Doom remains a well-loved babyface and is known for his irreverent attitude towards his own duties and towards the various reincarnations of his more famous uncle. Despite his appearence as a parody gimmick, Spooky Doom enjoys a measure of success comparable to those of more serious characters.

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[edit] Gimmick

Known informally as "lil' Taker", "mini-Taker" and "Lucha-Taker" (though only unofficially; as the word "Undertaker" & variants have been barred from play under pretense they could result in lawsuits from the WWE), Spooky Doom is the nephew of "The Gravedigger", a six foot ten inch supernatural grappler with a mandate to bury the souls of evil wrestlers while wearing purple gloves and a striped tie as a job requirement. Just to hammer the point home, "The Gravedigger" is also referenced as "that redneck zombie shootfighter guy", constantly listens to Limp Bizkit and has the bad habit of shooting lightning bolts out of his fingertips when he's really really angry.

The handler has stated that Spooky Doom was based as a take-off from the Death Jr./Lil' Death comics and video games; where the Grim Reaper is here replaced by The Undertaker, complete with the various gimmicks he has used in the past. In fact, Spooky Doom has often refered to himself as a "Lil' Grim Reaper thingy", and how he regarded his unearthly duties like any other (apparently, governmental) job.

[edit] Wrestling Career

[edit] Origin

Spooky Doom grew up admiring his uncle and ended up following the same path into pro-wrestling as he did, but "The Gravedigger" would not allow his nephew any free rides in the business, denying him access to his company until Spooky proved himself in battle. However, "The Gravedigger"'s endorsement opened up doors to many wrestling schools and Spooky Doom made the best of it, training at an American wrestling school before moving to Mexico to ply his trade: his small size and propensity to hit high flying moves being better appreciated there.

Since then, Spooky Doom's uncle died. Again. In a manner less embarrassing then the first three times he died, certainly, but he's dead nonetheless and SOMEBODY needs to take his place. Enter Spooky Doom...

[edit] Syndicate Wrestling And Tradition (SWAT)

Spooky Doom made his first professional appearence in the now defunct region of SWAT Arizona. There, Spooky Doom played the role of the lil' Grim Reaper thingy; too cute to be taken seriously by those he was about to defeat. His time spent there was short but productive, establishing the luchador as a likeable and hardworking babyface. The region had to close down and Spooky was soon transfered to the Springfield region of SWAT, defeating popular superstar Marty Donovan at SLAMMIVERSARY to earn the region's championship title. However, all hopes of building a division around him were dashed when the entire SWAT umbrella system closed down, citing administrative burnout. Fearing problems since awhile, Spooky Doom had already accepted bookings from the ICWF which he promptly joined for a full-time contract.

[edit] Intense Championship Wrestling Federation (ICWF)

From September 2006 to February 2009, Spooky Doom has been a fixture of the ICWF scene, making waves at the Halloween Six Feet Under 2006 event, across Japan in the Mother Of All Tournaments and in England as well. A young lucha libre prospect with a unique gimmick, Spooky Doom impressed management through his consistent work and wide popular appeal across audience groups. He has enjoyed a long undefeated streak in singles matches up until the end of the Mother Of All Tournaments and earned notoriety as having the longest TV title reign in it's history (an unprecedented 8 month reign, from November 2006 to July 2007). Normally a babyface, he has played heel when circumstances dictated; such as during his feud against Dexter Payne through Six Feet Under and Holiday Horrors 2006. Spooky Doom has truly came into his own when he dethroned ICWF World Heavyweight champion Frostbite during the Satan's Cell match at Six Feet Under 2007, finally attaining the upper card within the promotion.

In fact, during an event which pit Spooky Doom against Eraser, Kuma, Adam Northstar, Jack Venus and the champion Frostbite inside of a sinister steel structure; Spooky Doom survived throughout the event and was even instrumental in pinning the champ with his Crypt-onite Crunch. However, the match ended in a showdown between Eraser and the Spooky Doom, with both men pinning each other for the draw finish. A similar near-grab at the gold occured at Holiday Horrors 2007 during a double-elimination main event Battle Royal: the Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre managing to survive all 30 men and essentially win the bout until both Frostbite and Eraser used their rematch clauses to immediately regain the belt afterwards. A third near-win occured when Spooky Doom took Eraser out of action at Rain of Terror 2008 with a 630 senton from the top of the balcony WHILE ON FIRE, only for Frostbite to push an exhausted Spooky Doom over and gain the pinfall (along with the ICWF World Heavyweight title).
AW YEAH!!!!

Since then, Spooky Doom has greatly changed his appearence to reflect the death-defying risks he took upon himself, his darker personality attracting a newfound alliance with Angel (which would be named "Heaven & Hell") but was dropped after Angel repeatedly flaked on his promos. With a new change in management, Spooky Doom returned to his old outfit (or rather his Japanese outfit, since this was all he had left) and went into the Caged Championship Chaos event at Six Feet Under 2008, a match open to every former ICWF World Heavyweight champion for participation (a match that could best be described as Hell in a Cage meets ladder match). Spooky Doom qualified underneath his "five-minute" reign from Holiday Horrors 2007 and outlasted all other contenders for the victory: climbing up the outer cage walls, "monkey-baring" his way towards the title and reaching the belt before runner-up Eraser. Eraser could've still won by outfighting Doom, but the Deadkid wedged his feet through the cage bars and did an upside-down Spooky Sit-up to lay hands on the gold first, thus winning the match. Finally, Spooky Doom became the ICWF Heavyweight champion and no one was there to use a rematch clause to steal the belt away from him (actually, Adam Northstar tried, but he got pummeled repeatedly by an infuriated Doom).

Spooky Doom wasn't long to be Heavyweight champ: he suffered the verbal slings and barbs of a vindictive Eraser, who harried the Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre for not seeking out challenges after gaining his championship. Although Spooky Doom had answered that anyone holding a federation's top title would disrespect the belt by implying there were challenges and prizes "greater" than his own title, management seemingly didn't see it that way. At Holiday Horrors 2009, Spooky Doom defended his title against Eraser, but when Adam Northstar and RJ Souza came down the ring to interrupt the match, ICWF president D. Samantha Montague not only threw the match out but stripped Spooky Doom of his title; putting it on hold until VD14.

Spooky Doom would not make it for the PPV however, losing a "loser leaves the ICWF" match against RJ Souza inside the confines of a Caged Deathmatch (basically a last man standing match within a steel cage) during the Monday Night Dynamite preceding the PPV. Privately, it was felt that Spooky Doom did not get along with the new president and that it would be best for him to leave the ICWF for the duration of the current president's reign.

[edit] Goon Championship Wrestling (GCW)

Spooky Doom has also participated in the GWF, an e-wrestling experiment produced by the forum goers of Something Awful. These adventures are considered non-canon as they occured in an environment where few people spoke English as a first language and where e-wrestling was a novelty for those involved. Spooky Doom's character remained somewhat the same: the cupcake-eating nephew of "The Gravedigger" who apparently joined a fantasy metal rock band called DOOMWOLF (bolded and capitalised at all times) along with tag partner Joshua "The Wolf" Woulf. They specialized in lucha libre and face-melting guitar solos. Spooky Doom tried unsuccessfully to claim the Heavyweight title from babyface Mark Rickman and ended his tenure there as Goontinental Champion. The fed closed down due to general resentment against the fedhead and his inability to remember who was face and who was heel amongst the ranks.

[edit] Hardkore Japan

Hired from the ICWF so as to jumpstart the fledgling promotion, Spooky Doom was brought in as a lucha libre talent so as to show off the various wrestling styles Hardkore Japan could exhibit. The Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre soon made good on his reputation, capturing the Hardkore Japan Regional Title in his first night on the job, defeating Fearless/Shameless and CK Panic during the Iga J-Cup Tournament. CK Panic and Doom soon sparked a heated rivalry, with Spooky Doom only narrowly defeating his foe at the following Land of the Rising Blood event. The wrestling federation would fold before it's next event, Murder 1.


[edit] Shootfire Pro Wrestling (SPW)

The Spooky Doom would have left the ICWF for Shootfire Pro Wrestling, making his first appearence at the premier of the Conquest Season 10 show, entering the ring and delivering his intentions to battle for the newly instaured Fusion title. He soon came to the rescue of popular manager and AJ Black's daughter Serena Black, who found herself on the receiving end of Owen Cage's wrath for failing to net him the victory in one of his matches. As Spooky Doom accepted Miss Black's managerial services for helping out, the Deadkid became embroiled in a feud with Owen Cage culminating at Ringu Faia '09, where the Undead Luchador crashed about three stories worth in an undeath-defying dive.

Spooky Doom has since then formed a tag team with fellow luchador Colt Montana to form The Deadbeats, SPW's premier lucha libre tag team. Spooky Doom has also participated and won inside the Boneyard Brawl, a steel cage match to determine who would represent the Shootfire Army at Iconoclasm. With "Bonecrusher" Barry Baldwin managing to kick Spooky Doom off the team despite his cage match victory, the Deadkid has since been seen hanging out with IGA Invader member Orchid; although the purpose for this relationship aren't clear yet. Spooky Doom has left the company since their Iconoclasm Pay Per View.

[edit] Cross-promotional Appearences

[edit] Spirit's Glory Tournament (NJWF)

Throughout the months of September and November 2007, Spooky Doom also accepted to represent the ICWF in the Japanese Spirit's Glory inter-federation tournament. Since the tournament was an invitational and Spooky Doom was one of the last wrestlers contacted, few thought that the Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre would make it through to the end. Low wrestler turn-out meant Spooky Doom lasted far longer then most would imagine, with Spooky Doom eliminated by Jakob Volga who went on to win the event as he represented NJWF's partner at the time, the SPW.

[edit] Season's Beatings Battle Royal

A humoungous 76 person over-the-top-rope battle royale, Spooky Doom managed to get a late pick and showing some quick work against tournament favorites Barbwire Ken and Lexx Love III. Apparently, he didn't eliminate anyone.

[edit] RoughKut 2009 Invitational

It sucked: Spooky Doom lost on the preliminaries to the guy who sandbagged the competition and wrote with very bare mastery of the English language, after having his promo judged on length rather than quality.


[edit] Appearence

[edit] Physical description

Small and proeminently muscular. Spooky Doom hits the gym regularly and it shows. Well-tanned caucasian with no tattoos or other distinctive scars or markings.

[edit] Costumes

ICWF Classic: Wears a face-covering opaque black mask underneath a white cowl going down to his shoulder, with lime-greenish trim following the line of the cowl (obviously, he sees through his own black mask). Bare chested, wears white PVC wrestling pants with a black gothic cross covered in lime-greenish flame running down the right leg. His hands are covered by long white gloves reaching up to his forearms, and black skulls are emblazoned on the back of each hand. For his entrance he wears an elaborate white wide shouldered upper-body suit with bone buttons, giant skull shoulders and long flowing cape. He carries a scythe to the ring with him.
Blazing Skull: After setting himself on fire and pulling out an unreal 630 senton at Rain of Terror, Spooky Doom started sporting his new blazing skull look. A full grey one-piece bodysuit with mottled black specs all over; the collar strikes out against the outfit, forming an upright half-circle of bright red flames open only at the front and rising all the way to ear level. The mask suffered important changes, with the hood now gone and a new head-covering skull mask taking it's place, with black strips peeling off from the front; as if the original mask was burnt off to reveal the skull within. He entered the ring wearing an overly large wide-shouldered elevated cape make out of a multitude of blackened bones and the scythe had been replaced with a skull-tipped staff. The look was quickly abandonned due to it's impracticality and to give the fans the "classic" look to cheer for again.
Hardkore Japan: A sleek white sleeveless bodysuit open at the shoulders with lime-green trim along the sides and a black Pac-Man ghost design across the chest. Long white gloves extend all the way along the forearms and loose white PVC pants showcases a dark coffin sheated in green flames across the right leg. His mask similarly keeps most of it's classic features: it's now a more form-fitting black mask with green-trimmed eyelets underneath a shoulder-length white hood with black trim.
SPW "Phanto": This costume get's its name from the modified black and gold Phanto mask worn underneath Spooky Doom's trademark white Reaper's hood (the mask's lower jaw snapped off during a match against Andrew Davis, leaving the mouth clear). Bare-chested, he wears long wrestling pants: seperate black and white halves with a skeleton burning in greenish flames imprinted over the black leg. He also sports large black bicep bands, each marked by a white Pacman ghost. Long white gloves extend along the forearms, each trimmed with flaming tips similar to the flame design of his tights. Enters the ring wearing a cut-off version of his own "DOOM ROCKS" glow-in-the-dark T-shirt.
Disco Doom: Worn during momentous celebrations, with some Brothers Johnson blaring through a beatbox. It's basically an afro wig over his hood, funky glasses and a glitter jacket. They tried having him wear a sequined vest with his name spelled out in the back with a bedazzler, but Disco Doom doesn't advertise!

[edit] Entrance

[The lights suddenly go out. Silence. Darkness. And then, spotlights: illuminating the arena with a greenish hue, hovering all around before converging on a single point near the entrance aisle. A droning sound is heard-]


"We've always been this to feel all this pain!

We've always been this to feel all this pain!"


[A mysterious coffin emerges from a pit located beneath the entrance aisle, rising upwards from beneath the depths of the stage! Greenish lights from the projectors glance off from the polished finish of the coffin as the camera does a close-up. Smoke seeps from the dark pit, enveloping the sinister casket with a greenish haze as the light reflects from it. Then the sound melds into a familiar tone...]


BOOOOOOOOOH!

BOOOOOOOOOH!


["What's up People", the second opening to Deathnote rings in as SPOOKY DOOM bursts right out of the coffin, spazzing away to the gibbering music! Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre, 5' 7" muscular luchador with the must-buy DOOM ROCKS t-shirt!! White hood over the sinister mask, flaming skeleton pants showing up on TV: Spooky Doom going by the fans as he rocks away, devil horns in the air!]


[HUGE POP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!]


"Benribenri banzai benribenri banzai

Benribenri banzai ningen

Benribenri banzai benribenri banzai

Benribenri banzai ningen"


[PYROS! THUNDER!]


"What's up fuanzai ippai

Hanzai kienai towani

What's up fuanzai ippai"


[Camera finds a few kids wearing Spooky Doom masks: Spooky Doom slapping the occasional hand as he makes his way towards the ring. Climbing the ring steps, he still manages to fly past the top rope and into the ring, striking a ~SPOOKY~ pose as he lands! If nothing else, he's got style, and style impresses.]


Stone: FROM DEATH VALLEY CALIFORNIA, STANDING 5 FOOT 7 AND WEIGHING IN AT 212 POUNDS! THIS IS THE UNDEAD SUPERSTAR...

THE GRIM AVENGER OF LUCHA LIBRE...



SPOOKY! DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMM!!!!!!!!!!



[FANS CHEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!]


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The preceding was obviously the write-up for Spooky Doom's entrance in SPW, but the Grim Avenger of Lucha Libre has used "Dance of Death" by Iron Maiden (starting at three minute mark for bitchin' guitar riffs) as his theme song for most of his early career and Intergalactic Planetary by the Beastie Boys to put over the then-called Intergalactic title at one time. Spooky Doom also frequently came out to the ring with his coffin wheeled in by two beautiful women, or riding along his hellspawned DOOMRIDER! Pimped out funeral hearses and those Wrestlemania III go-cart rings were also fair game as entrance vehicles during the Undead Superstar's career.

[edit] Wrestling Style

[edit] Wrestling Background

Spooky Doom wrestles in a modern lucha libre style, emphasizing agility and high speed dives. He should however not be typecast as simply a "high flyer", since Spooky Doom's powerful body is well suited for power moves and he's trained sufficiently in the basics to never be caught off guard in a technical bout. He remains a versatile, well-rounded wrestler with an affinity for high risk maneuvers, although his short size gives him a disadvantage concerning leverage. He is quite muscular for his size and his dives hurt that much more for it: like being hit by a high speed bit of dark matter.

[edit] Strengths

  • Muscular: Possibly fueled by some sort of Napoleon complex, Spooky Doom spends a lot of time at the gym working on his body. At 212 pounds for a 5'7" frame, Spooky Doom is a little bundle of muscle that will crash into you with the increased impact that his weight affords or just lift you up and slam you repeatedly.
  • High Flying: Unlike his uncle, the Spooky Doom loves to jump and flip across the ring with amazing acrobatic agility. He is an accomplished luchador whose aerial skill are comparable to those of the top cruiserweight talents worldwide.
  • Second Generation(ish): As the nephew to You-know-who, Spooky Doom has something of a sixth sense for the business. Having learned wrestling at an outstanding pace to became a world champion at 19 years of age, consider him a wrestling genius that learns moves and tactics at incredible speed.

[edit] Weaknesses

  • Short: No matter how you look at it, Spooky Doom is still five foot seven inches tall. Opponents usually end up towering above him, using their height as leverage advantage against the Undead Superstar. Spooky usually needs a head of steam to topple his much larger foes.
  • Overconfidence: So much early success has went to the head of Spooky Doom, who pretty much considers himself invincible once inside the ring! Favoring flashy experimental moves over proven beatdown strategies, Spooky seems to perform more like a rock star then a pro-wrestler.
  • Weak Brawler: Trained in the traditional tecnico style of lucha libre, Spooky Doom has been thought to emphasise wrestling holds over rudo punching and striking. He's a bit at a loss against the more roughshod American "Southern" style and usually ends up at a loss in a brawl.

[edit] Wrestling Moveset

[edit] Finishers

The Palo Special
  • Crypt-onite Crunch (Back to Belly Piledriver with neck cradled underneath the arm)
  • Wheel of Doom (Corkscrew somersault senton)
  • Super Wheel of Doom (Elevated 630 senton, occasionally on fire)

[edit] Signature Moves

  • Palo Special (From behind, Spooky Doom jumps and wraps his legs around opponent's waist, grabbing both of their arms and pulling back - Finisher in Japan)
  • Coffin Cutter (Rube Goldberg Diamond Cutter)
  • Eerie-canrana (Opponent seated on top turnbuckle, slow ropewalk leaping to super front flying headscissors)
  • Spooky Sit-up

BASICS

  • Mid/Low kicks
  • Various dropkicks
  • Flying armdrags, including the Springboard twisting armdrag
  • Snap suplex
  • Various monkeyflips, often to outside

AGILITY

WEARDOWN/GROUND ATTACKS

SLAMS

[edit] Quotes

  • "Spooky Doom is gonna take your soul... AND ROCK & ROLL!!!"
  • "(something)... OF DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!!!!!"
  • "Infamous by name, infernal by nature!"
  • "Spooky Doom is gonna kick your ass and take your soul, play guitar and Rock & Roll!"
  • "Cuz it doesn't matter if you're in over your head, cuz our business here is to RESURRECT THE DEAD!"
  • "Well excu-uuuuuuuse me, princess!!" (to Serena Black)

[edit] Merchandise

Starting in SPW, Spooky Doom has designed his own glow in the dark T-shirt; a sure-fire best-seller.

Front
Back

There are also Spooky Doom toy scythes and replica masks alluded to in promos and videos, but no pictures of them have surfaced nor do they appear in the SPW (or any other e-fed's) merchandise section.

[edit] Accomplishments

Spooky Doom has retired quite a few opponents during his career, claiming that he has "taken their souls". These men include the "Hardcore Bigshot" Traveller (but he came back), Tommy Swinger and "Pretty Boy" Clayton Adams. Attempts to claim "Freakshow" Dexter Payne's soul have been arduous, but so far unsuccessful. He has also defeated some big names in wrestling, such as "Rising Sun" Marty Donovan, "Heartless" Jakob Volga and Frostbite. He has retired the SWAT Springfield Championship belt and held the ICWF TV title for a record eight months. He is also responsible for putting Bryce Glacier and Eraser on the shelf for a substantial amount of time, the former by aggravating a previous knee injury and the later by putting him through multiple tables with a flaming 630 senton.

In terms of championship reigns, he is the last Hardkore Japan Regional champion before the territory closed down as well as a former ICWF World Heavyweight champion who was never defeated for his title. There's disagrement on the number of times that Spooky Doom gained the World Heavyweight championship belt however, with Spooky Doom himself not acknowledging his first "reign" by calling it a phantom switch, despite the fact that it is this "reign" that allowed him to participate at the Caged Championship Chaos match to finally win the belt once and for good. As such, we have decided to split the difference and consider Doom a 1.5 times World Heavyweight Champion.

Former ICWF TV champ for a record 8 months
  • ICWF World Heavyweight champion (1.5 times)
  • Hardkore Japan Regional Champion
  • ICWF TV Champion
  • SWAT Springfield Regional Champion
  • Ranked #34 in the EWRT 200 2007
  • Ranked #70 in the EWRT 200 2006
  • Winner of the ICWF Conway Fan Favorite of the year Award of 2007
  • Winner of the ICWF Conway Fan Favorite of the year Award of 2006 (tie with Dexter Payne)
  • Winner of the ICWF Devlin Rookie of the Year Award of 2006 (tie with Seth Brower, Dexter Payne)

[edit] Trivia

  • Spooky Doom must have first studied psychology early in his life, for he correctly diagnosed fellow ICWF nutcase Havoc as suffering from Multiple Personality Disorder rather then Schitzophrenia. It was revealed that Spooky Doom did intend to study psychology in his life, but was forbidden to follow his dreams by the Marvel Comics legal department, citing Copyright Infrigement issues were he ever to receive his degree.
  • While in his first tour of Japan, Spooky Doom was hired by Honda Motors for advertising purposes, and was greatly rewarded for his efforts with his very own motorcycle! Known as the DOOMRIDER, the bike is an experiemental prototype built with various never-before-seen features. While riding the DOOMRIDER, Spooky Doom is more awesome then ever; however, on a die roll of 1, he must exit the field. He comes and he goes!
  • Spooky Doom makes occasional appearences on Tyler Hollywood's Ground Zero Radio, rebuffing his detractors and accepting all challenges on air. In his first appearence, Spooky Doom was made famous by Tyler Hollywood's "Fifteen Minutes of Fame" segment. In his second appearence, Spooky Doom went on air to accept the challenge of the "Street Samurai" Spade for a battle occuring in neutral NJWF grounds, however Spade backed out on the engagement at the last second. Finally, and sick to his stomach by the constant depreciating statements by Eraser, Chris Hopper and Spade, Spooky Doom wrote a letter challenging any of his detractors to speak directly to his face, on air. Spooky Doom's opponents promptly shut up.
  • His best friends in the whole wide world are the tag team of the Cryptkickers, reanimated zombies under the thrall of an evil voodoo doctor. Despite the team's lacklaster win-loss records, Spooky Doom is always quick to laud the greatness of Cryptkicker #2 and Cryptkicker #3 and how they are "cult heroes" to the fans, despite no clear evidence for saying such. He has teamed with them only once, during the elimination battle royal of VD14, but they have made "cameos" in multiple Spooky Doom promos since. Together, Spooky Doom and the Cryptkickers make the most darling Elite Beat Agents impersonation.
  • Spooky Doom might seem as if he takes his wrestling matches lightly, but he's always there for whom he calls his "lil' Reapers". The name comes from a match which contained no less then three ball shots and with the announcers coining the phrase "straight in the little reapers!". This makes Spooky Doom only the second wrestler to name his fans after his balls.
  • Worst moments of Spooky Doom's career: having to do the J-O-B to the Street Samurai with the Street Samurai's handler writing his own win and a beautiful 30 men double-elimination battle royal victory marred by a phantom title change and the match writer writing the Doomster as A HEEL. Nice proofreading, guys!
  • Best moment? FINALLY WINNING IT FOR REALS!!! Suck on that, haters!
  • Realizing he had to leave the ICWF ranks with one of the worst moments of his career as well.
  • Before leaving the ICWF, the Spooky Doom had arranged something of a group to participate in the VD14 Empire Cage match. To be known as the Doom House, the group consisted of himself, Phantom, Lance Perfection and "Flyking" Will Geddings; but the group never saw the light of day.
  • Spooky Doom is currently managed by Serena Black during his stay in Shootfire Pro Wrestling and he has struck up a friendship with fellow luchador Colt Montana, the three of them forming an informal tag team known as The Deadbeats.
  • It was revealed that Spooky Doom's real name is Spooksimillion J. Doomopolis. However, with Spooky Doom carefully cultivating his air of mystery, he might not have been entirely truthful when saying that. Other fake real name used in a promo: Spookerton Casper Doom.
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