Johnny Doyle and Ricky Gallagher

Character Name: The Black Country Boys-Johnny Doyle and Ricky Gallagher (Managed by "The Little General" Emmett Askey)
Height: 6'2 (JD) 6'0 (RG)
Weight: 475 lb (Combined) 245 lbs (JD) 230 (RG)
Age: 33 (JD) 31 (RG)


Hometown: Wolverhampton, UK

Physical Description:

Johnny Doyle stands out with his commanding presence and rugged physique. His broad shoulders and thick, muscular build give him an imposing figure that immediately commands respect in the ring. His chest is wide, tapering into a well-defined waist, reflecting years of dedication to both strength training and technical wrestling.

Doyle’s arms are particularly notable—strong and heavily tattooed, featuring a prominent Black Country emblem on his left forearm. His forearms are sinewy and well-developed, a testament to his many hours of grappling and submission work. His skin, weathered and tanned from years of wrestling under bright lights and in smoky venues, adds to his tough, battle-hardened appearance.

He sports a stubbled beard that complements his chiseled jawline, and his hair is kept short and functional, often styled in a practical, no-nonsense manner. Doyle comes down to the ring in a sleeveless, tattered black leather vest with the initials “I.D.” on the back, and wears black trunks with gold trim, and long, worn-out wrestling boots.

Ricky Gallagher is known for his powerful and robust physique. Standing at 6'0", he possesses a broad, muscular build that emphasizes both strength and endurance. His chest and shoulders are wide and strong, while his core is solid and well-defined, reflecting his intense training regimen and in-ring strength.

Gallagher’s arms are thick and powerful, built for delivering heavy blows and grappling with opponents. His dark, thick mustache is a signature feature, adding to his rough-and-ready appearance. His hair is kept slicked back, presenting a no-nonsense look that suits his roughhouse persona.

He wears a classic black and red singlet with an old-school diamond pattern, showcasing both his strength and his commitment to traditional wrestling aesthetics. His well-worn black boots and sturdy leather belt complete his look

Gender: Male


Blue Eye or Villan (Face/heel): Villains
Manager [if applicable]: "The Little General" Emmett Askey- Askey’s presence in the wrestling scene is marked by his meticulously tailored suits, gold-tipped cane, and an air of condescension that pervades everything he does. His speech is laced with elaborate, dismissive remarks and an air of superiority, reflecting his belief that he is above the fray of ordinary life and, by extension, the wrestling world. Emmett’s role as the manager for The Black Country Boys perfectly complements his snobbish persona. His wealth and influence are leveraged to manipulate outcomes, create distractions, and exploit any advantage he can muster. His tactics are as sophisticated as they are underhanded, using his cane to interfere in matches and ensure his charges’ success.
Theme Music: "Kashmir"-Led Zeppelin

Wrestler Type [brawler/high flyer/etc]: Brawlers-Doyle excels in mat wrestling and submission holds, using his knowledge of various grappling techniques to systematically wear down his opponents. His approach is methodical and precise, focusing on exploiting weaknesses and maintaining control throughout the match. In addition to his technical skills, Doyle is also known for his raw strength. He combines his technical expertise with powerful moves, such as suplexes and powerbombs, to dominate his opponents. His strength allows him to execute high-impact maneuvers with precision, making his technical submissions even more effective.Gallagher’s style is a stark contrast to Doyle’s technical approach. He embraces a rough, aggressive brawling style that emphasizes sheer physicality and strength. His matches often feature hard-hitting strikes, powerful slams, and a relentless pursuit of his opponents, showcasing his brute force. Gallagher is known for his durability and ability to absorb punishment. His wrestling style reflects his tough, no-nonsense attitude, as he often uses his physical toughness to outlast opponents in prolonged battles. His resilience makes him a formidable competitor who can take and deliver significant amounts of damage.

The Black Country Boys leverage the contrast in their styles to their advantage. Doyle’s technical expertise and Gallagher’s brawling power combine to create a wir in-ring strategy involves a mix of Doyle’s methodical approach and Gallagher’s aggressive tactics. They focus on isolating opponents, using their individual strengths to break down adversaries and create opportunities for double-team attacks. Their teamwork is characterized by seamless transitions between Doyle’s technical wrestling and Gallagher’s brute force.ell-rounded and formidable team. Doyle’s precision and control are complemented by Gallagher’s aggressive power, creating a dynamic and unpredictable in-ring presence.


Common Moves:

Constant brawling moves
Double Snap Suplexes
Double Clothesline
Double shoulderblock
Backbreaker and Elbow drop combo
-Clapping their hands behind the refs back to fake a tag.
-Constant illegal moves
Roughhouse Slam- A high-impact vertical suplex with an added twist, demonstrating Gallagher's strength and causing significant damage to the opponent's back.
Gallagher's Grind:-A grinding, relentless headlock combined with a series of stiff forearm shots, aimed at wearing down the opponent and weakening their resistance.
Ironclad Lock: A brutal and unrelenting double wristlock that transitions into a painful armbar, designed to wear down opponents and force a submission.
Doyle's Dislocator: A spinning shoulder breaker that targets the opponent's shoulder joint

What real-life wrestler is your character similar to in the ring?: The Anderson Cousins


Finisher [normal finisher; the move your guy uses in the standard match to wrap things up]:


Black Country Crush- Doyle gets the opponent up in the gutwrench position, and Gallagher runs off the ropes to and pushes the opponents legs up to complete the gutwrech suplex with added momentum


Brief Bio:

Big gruff and mean, you don't want to walk into the Black Country Boys in the middle of a dark alley-


Johnny Doyle, a tough and technical wrestler from Wolverhampton, had been making a name for himself in regional circuits with his relentless, technical style. Known for his mat wrestling and devastating submission holds, Doyle had carved out a niche as a feared competitor who could dismantle opponents with methodical precision. Ricky Gallagher, from nearby Dudley, was a powerhouse with a reputation for his sheer strength and brawling style. He was known for his hard-hitting moves and resilience, often overpowering opponents with his raw physicality and relentless aggression. Their paths first crossed during a local tournament in Birmingham. Both were competing in different matches but ended up in the same post-event social gathering. Despite their differing styles—Doyle's technical approach versus Gallagher’s brute force—they found common ground in their mutual respect for their shared love of brutal brawling During the event, a chance encounter turned into an impromptu sparring session, where their styles unexpectedly complemented each other. Doyle's technical prowess combined with Gallagher’s power led to a surprisingly effective combination. They quickly realized that their contrasting styles could create a dynamic and formidable tag team. Recognizing the potential of their synergy, Doyle and Gallagher decided to form a tag team, naming themselves "The Black Country Boys" to honor their shared regional heritage. They chose the name to reflect their pride in their working-class roots and the tough, gritty nature of their wrestling style. Their initial matches together were a hit, with their blend of technical wrestling and raw power proving highly effective. Their chemistry was evident from the start, and their matches began to draw attention for their hard-hitting and authentic style. The Black Country Boys quickly gained a reputation for their no-frills approach and became known for their strategic, punishing in-ring style. Their success was built on a foundation of mutual respect and a shared dedication to the traditional wrestling values of technique and toughness.