No linked championship reigns or achievement wins have been recorded.
Promotion history
Promotion
Status
Role
Dates
American Wrestling Alliance
Active
Men’s Singles
Start date unknown · Currently active
Physical Description
Where his dead was a thick brawler of a man, this second generation fits a more modern scheme of what a professional wrestler looks like. Tanned and fit, athlete all the way, Wallace reeks of confidence in his swagger and demeanor. He smiles as much as he scowls, with a bad habbit of running his hand through his ruffled hair in bouts of consternation. He has piercing blue eyes and sculptured stubble. He's been the face for many a wrestling companies posters and television advertisements, good looking enough for the women, rugged enough for men. He was an lettered athlete, competing in baseball, football and track and field yet is humble enough not to speak too highly of himself, more worried about upping his wrestling game and becoming "perfection" in the ring.
Wallace wears white boots with "2nd" written along the side of one "Gen" along the other in gold trimmed red. His singlet is the same red/gold with "Flawless" written downwards on the spine. He wears a towel around his neck on the way to the ring, often tossing it into the crowd before the match starts, or handing it off to a lucky fan at ringside.
Biography & Background
AWA character profile awaiting expanded encyclopedia information.
In-Ring Repertoire
Finisher
Flawless-Plex
A Perfect-Plex, of course.
and 1a. Flawless Buster: A Fisherman Buster for those big matches!
Signature Moves
Dropkick
The best in the business type dropkick, always hits, always nice and high, usually out of nowhere.
Backslide with a run (looks like he is running as he pins the guy). This is often a back up finish or out of nowhere desperation match winner
Rolling Single Crab ala Lance Storm (Ode to his father who often used as single crab as a devastating finisher)
Other Moves
Hiptoss
Big left uppercut
Arm Drag, holds the arm down and goes nearly into a handstand before dropping a knee onto the joint, sometimes repeatedly.
Flying forearm smash, often as a counter after ducking a clothesline
Abdominal Stretch
Snapmare -> Leaping/Rolling neck snap
Baseball slide through the legs but mid way, grab them for a roll up.