Ryan LeCavalier

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REAL NAME - Ryan Angeline-Marie Lecavalier
STAGE NAME - Ryan LeCavalier
NICKNAME(S) - The Lost Monarch; The Midnight Sun
BORN (D.O.B) - October 15th, 1984 (32 years old)
PLACE OF BIRTH - Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
HEIGHT - 5’11’’
WEIGHT - 135 lbs.
DEBUT YEAR - 2001
ALIGNMENT (FACE/HEEL) - Face
AFFILIATION - None

CASUAL CLOTHING - Ryan tends to dress as comfortable outside of the ring as possible. While most might not have their eyes fixed on her Wardrobe she takes pride in how she dresses, it’s an expression of her awareness of self. Most would describe her fashion sense as bohemian love child meets fashion forward rock star; somewhere in the middle there are a lot of things from both ends of the spectrum. In public she takes on daring looks that most normal people would shy away from. Off-duty, however, she quickly ditches the heels and minis in favor of jeans and Converse. One staple in her wardrobe is that she wears glasses, mostly in different styles as prescribed due to being somewhat far sighted.

She’s always trying to push the envelope wherever she goes (like in her wrestling) sometimes she goes for subtle and comfortable or something revered and edgy. She has a deep love affair with anything leather (or different) for that matter and she tries to encompass an androgynous look at all times. While she’s not always wearing high end couture, her accessories pull from most looks that are seen on runways. There is no standard on clothing for her, clothes don’t have a gender so she opts to wear both women’s and men’s wear (either standalone or at the same time) while keeping in mind the most important person in the equation, herself.

FORMAL CLOTHING - During certain events Ryan’s known for dressing up for the occasion. She tends to dress virtually however she sees fit. She’s very accustom to putting on dresses, sometimes she’d accessorize said dress with a leather jacket and aviator shades. Other times she’s known for donning suits, she likes the form fit cut of a men’s suit and she always pays close attention to detail because you just might not know what she’ll wear next.

EQUIPMENT (RING ATTIRE) -  Ryan’s ring gear is practical, having donned a black fitted top with tight shorts while gold trim accents the attire, the base of the attire is comprise of several different leather like materials, each one is of a different texture and makes its way through the attire in a Kevlar style fashion. She normally accessorizes her attires by doing something with her hair (mostly wearing French braids in-ring.) She dons on a pair of black knee pads with gold particular crosses printed on them, while wrestling boots are always considered the most important part of a wrestler’s costume, she’s paired her ensemble with a pair of black tight, hard, compressed kick pads that are made of a type of material base that promotes throwing a lots of kicks, the padding has a unique boxer’s boot materialized pattern. Underneath she wears a pair of all blacked out Addias Mat Wizard wrestling shoes. The combination between the two is chunky enough to act as extra padding for any type of traction she may need behind her strikes.

WALKOUT ATTIRE - Ryan normally sports a pair of reflective aviator sunglasses while headed to the ring, she’s also known for wearing a black feathered cloak to the ring.

WALKOUT SONG - “Afraid” By No Wylde
BRIEF WALKOUT DESCRIPTION - “Afraid” By No Wylde’s haughty reverberated tones come echoing their way into the venue. The lights dim down towards complete darkness, as piercing purple strobe lights flood the crowd from the entrance way, smoke bellows from the entrance way into the clearing of the entrance’s opening; intending on sending chills down the spine of those in attendance.

Ryan steps through the curtains into the entrance backwards. She pauses for a second, then turns around revealing a sly smirk and her signature aviator sunglasses that reflect the lighting that flashes in sequences, the entire venue turns a deep purple as she’s strolling to ringside nonchalantly. Ryan reaches out to several fans showing them a bit of appreciation, slapping some of their hands, coming to an abrupt full stop as the ring lies ahead of her.

Ryan walks to the front of the crowd running at the apron and sliding onto it, she slowly comes to standing as she brought her arms behind her back before stepping through the ropes effortlessly. Once in the ring walks toward the adjacent set of ropes climbing the turnbuckle, placing one foot on the very top as her other leg supports her standing there. Extending both arms out she poses for the fans that shower her with a mixed reaction that was to be expected. Dropping down from the turnbuckle she readied herself for the opening bell by throwing punches and kicks, warming up her limbs for what should be an interesting contest.

FAVORITE MATCH TYPE - 2 out of 3 Falls
WEAPON OF CHOICE - None
SPORTSMANSHIP - Ryan is as respectable and clean as they come. She doesn’t cheat. She refuses to cut corners, because she prefers to beat someone definitively in the ring. She’s always aware of the rules; she also tends to point out discrepancies to the referee. She gets burned by those who are more cutthroat than her, who doesn’t respect the sport for what it truly is. She shows respect, even if she's not always given it.

FIGHTING STYLE - Hybird Wrestling - Lecavalier’s style has evolved into a modern hybrid of shoot wrestling and classically trained catch-as-catch-can, multi-faceted striking as a foundation of her attack employing both heavy arm and leg strikes to damage her opponents. There is a fair amount of MMA influence in how she strikes, having learned the Dutch-style of Kickboxing early in her career. She is supremely skilled at wrestling on the mat, using a bevy of holds and counters to keep her opponents guessing, following up the damage done from her striking ability. The mantle of her style happens to be the creative use of strikes into various maneuvers, changing them into something different all together; the smallest move becomes the most effectual. Her submissions and counter throws are vastly underrated, having spent years of rolling on the mats practicing Judo and a few other grappling arts. She likes to take her time while methodically picking opponents apart she’s also no stranger to taking risks when necessary. She follows one philosophy and that’s to use every part of her body to dole out damage. It’s about wrestling a pure style, one that might not be the most exciting at times, where her goal is to earn the respect of the fans while making her opponents quit.


FINISHING MOVES -
The Prurien† Eclipse - (Standing Somersault Neckbreaker)
Prayer/Triangle - (The Last Chancery)

SIGNATURE MOVES -
Our Love To Admire - (Inverted Leg Sweep)
Dissolve - (Muay Thai Strike Sequence)
Ephemeris - (Snap One-Handed STO Backbreaker)
Crowned With Teeth - (Jumping Roundhouse Kick)
Holy Gold - (Apron Death Valley Driver)

STANDARD MOVES -
1. Apron Dragon Suplex
2. Butterfly Suplex
3. Dropkick To Leg
4. Grounded Body Scissors w/ Pointed Elbow Strikes
5. Hammerlock Legsweep
6. Jumping Clothesline
7. Jumping Knee Drop
8. Knee Strikes To Head
9. Running Reverse Elbow Smash
10. Saka Otoshi
11. Snap Suplex
12. Suicide Dive


COUNTER MOVES -
Bridging Fujiwara Armbar
Jumping Enzuguri Kick
Knee Strike to Opponent on Apron
Triangle Choke
Turnbuckle Head Trap Knee Strike

BIOGRAPHY - If there was one word to describe Ryan LeCavalier, it would be bemused. Professional Wrestling hadn’t ever seen anything quite like her until she arrived on the scene and even after ten plus years, we still don’t think we’ve seen it all. Simply put, this cold and calculating woman has an appetite for destruction. Hard hitting, loathing, and ego-ridden the self-proclaimed ‘Lost Monarch’ is very hard to come by. Hailing from Vancouver, Canada, the LeCavalier Family has one of the most interesting lineages in wrestling, and so does she as a third generation wrestler. Shortly after her father retired, she got interested in the family craft and began learning the art of professional wrestling at the age of fifteen. Like everything else in life she fell in and out of love with the sport constantly.

Her first brush with success came in early 2005 when she furthered her craft on a learning excursion to Japan. The responses from the crowd were hit and miss, but working hard and adhering to what the promoters were telling her she slowly gained a cult following. She’s spent most of her career in the limelight, wrestling for two different national promotions in the span of a few years. She would become one of most ‘must-see’ up and coming talents for her age in the realm of women’s professional wrestling; as it continued, she toured parts of the United Kingdom, and then even most of Mexico. Her influence and style rapidly changed as she began tailoring different aspects of different styles to fit her game.

In college she took an interest in combat sports. A friend of hers got her interested in Judo and Kickboxing (being exposed to it earlier in her youth) she trained effortlessly for awhile before becoming a championship winning Kickboxer, while she earned her black belt in Judo. This was all the while she was transitioning from the New York University-Tisch School of the Arts film school where she graduated, before she ever stepped between the ropes competitively as a wrestler.

Years of wrestling without stop against peak competition eventually helped see her fall from grace. She sustained a nasty injury that was serious enough to semi-retire her for a lengthy three year period. She came in contact with a friend of the family by the name of Hiroshi Watanabe; a former professional wrestler and Judoka in his own right. Who was once a fierce rival of her father’s back in the early-to-late 70’s. Watanabe offered to help Ryan rekindle her connection and find her stride. Under a two year span he helped retool her for her comeback, helping her craft a style that not only was exciting to her, but also added years to her career while thinking somewhat outside the box. In her personal life, while she was retooling at the same time she was going through some non-wrestling issues with her then failed marriage to her fiancé.

In the past year has been nothing short of resurgence for her. Not only had he returned to professional wrestling, dominating the ring like never ever before. She crossed over trading in Kickboxing for MMA, signing with the MLC had been an interesting career move on top of staying as active in wrestling as humanly possible. Right now she’s coming off a very impressive debut in MMA – her good fortune didn’t just stop there, she’s gone five rounds with the current MLC International Champion, Prince Pierre-Paul; it’s also helped her refocus her priorities for once. Old habits do die hard and it’s even harder when you’re a part of any type of wrestling linage.

In her personal life she’s started dating as a way to cope with being a workaholic, it’s what led her to date her then girlfriend Nina Stokes. They just clicked; it was a certain type of magic that brought them together. They’ve battled across from each other once or twice, yet never have they teamed up. Although her first marriage failed she married Stokes in late July of this year. After a two year relationship they finally tied the knot, and they haven’t looked back.