The New Untouchables

[Old Line Jeff]

Name: Jeffrey Daniels

Height:  6'0"

Weight: 197 lbs

Alignment: Face

Wrestling Style: Very Indy cruiserweight with plenty of superkicks

Description: Matt Jackson

Background: Jeffrey Daniels and Lee Scott Rothlesberger were heterosexual life partners from the age of 3 who grew up obsessed with pro wrestling and idolizing The Untouchables.  They also heard Bruce Lee say that he feared the man who'd practiced one kick ten thousand times more than the man who practiced ten thousand kicks once.  Ergo, the supreme wrestling style must be to spam superkicks.  After a run in Mexico they moved to the US to work A*P, but a freak injury to Lee during training and A*P's subsequent closure due to COVID-19 stopped that.  As life goes on and Lee's leg is healed they're ready to get back to it.

They were originally managed by the combination of Jeff Andrews (both sides of the camera) and Cole Christenson (behind the scenes only), but some non-wrestling personal issues took Andrews away and Christenson is being hands-off with them.

Outlook: The sad thing is, Daniels doesn't have one.  He hasn't gotten past "holy shit I'm a wrestler this is so fucking awsum bro!"

Moveset: Superkick, Mind Eraser (Diving Reverse DDT), Superkick, Charm City Crossface (Cobra Clutch to face down opponent with free arm scissored Crippler Crossface style), Superkick

Finisher:  Neo-Ultraglide (630 senton), Flying Superkick (top rope flying one leg kick)

Allies: Kirsty McKinney (it's honestly unclear whether the New Untouchables are a stable and she's in it, or a tag team and she's not), Gaz Maybury

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Name: Lee Scott Rothlesberger

Height: 6'0"

Weight: 197 lbs

Alignment: Face

Wrestling Style: Very Indy cruiserweight with plenty of superkicks

Description: Nick Jackson, back when his hair was blond

Background: Jeffrey Daniels and Lee Scott Rothlesberger were heterosexual life partners from the age of 3 who grew up obsessed with pro wrestling and idolizing The Untouchables. They also heard Bruce Lee say that he feared the man who'd practiced one kick ten thousand times more than the man who practiced ten thousand kicks once. Ergo, the supreme wrestling style must be to spam superkicks. After a run in Mexico they moved to the US to work A*P, but a freak injury to Lee during training and A*P's subsequent closure due to COVID-19 stopped that. While rehabbing his knee, Lee decided to master a second kind of kick - the crescent kick, Kai Scott's favorite.  As life goes on and Lee's leg is healed they're ready to get back to it.

They were originally managed by the combination of Jeff Andrews (both sides of the camera) and Cole Christenson (behind the scenes only), but some non-wrestling personal issues took Andrews away and Christenson is being hands-off with them.

Outlook: Lee is the bro-losopher to Daniels' dudebro, but his brolosophizing doesn't always actually go anywhere. He's kind of the definition of Genius Ditz.  It's tough to be as brilliant as Kai Scott when Scott was one of the most evil men in the business and you're mostly in the business because you were such a fanboy you actually got lessons so you could do it yourself.

Moveset: Superkick, Crescent Kick, Inverted Superkick (sole food), Inverted Crescent Kick (Wheel Kick), Flying Bicycle Crescent Kick (Jumping crescent Kick delivered exactly the way Booker T did)

Finisher: Canis Majoris Splash (pump shooting star press), Neo-Untouchadriver (spinning fire thunder driver)

Allies: Kirsty McKinney (it's honestly unclear whether the New Untouchables are a stable and she's in it, or a tag team and she's not), Gaz Maybury

[Oh-Oh]

Welcome to the team!

[Old Line Jeff]

Real Name: Jeffrey Daniels

Date of Birth: October 1994

Gender: Male

Height: 6 ft 0

Weight: 197 lbs

Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland

Alignment: Face

Gimmick: Jeffrey Daniels is a lifelong fan of both pro wrestling in general and The Untouchables in particular - in his formative years, Jeff Andrews was running Old Line Wrestling out of downtown Baltimore, and Jeffrey and best buddy Lee Scott Rothlesberger regularly attended OLW shows as fans. They wanted to be bad guys like the original Untouchables, but at this point in their careers they're just enjoying living the dream too much. Jeffrey is the more gung-ho of the two, always ready to launch superkicking foot forward into anything.

Theme Music: “You're Gonna Go Far, Kid" - The Offspring

Appearance: Lean build just bordering on lanky. Great but not excellent physique - he's in good enough shape to have abs, but he's not "holy crap this guy's addicted to the gym" ripped. Medium brown hair, cut relatively short with a right part. No tattoos.

Ring Attire: Ring attire is a variety of khaki style pants cut right in the grey area between loose and baggy. These pants are usually covered in patches with wrestler logos and other things the New  Untouchables happen to believe in at the moment. Elbow pads and fingerless gloves.

Favorite Moves:

*Assorted superkick variations (thrust kick, hook kick, savate kick)

*Assorted moonsaults (standing, top rope, asai, lionsault, etc...)

*Assorted flying headscissors and huracanranas

*Handsprings into moves that don't actually require handsprings to execute (handspring cutter, handspring uppercut, handspring jawbreaker)

*Cartwheel evasions into moves that don't actually require a cartwheel to execute (cartwheel enzuigiri, cartwheel lariat)

*Spinning heel kick

*Snap suplex

*German suplex

Trademark Moves:

*Superkick

*Mind Eraser (snap diving reverse DDT, ganked from Jeff Andrews)

*Superkick

*Charm City Crossface (grounded cobra clutch, ganked from Jeff Andrews.  Andrews renamed the move every time he changed hometowns, so it's been at various times the Charm City Crossface (Baltimore, MD), Wildwood High (Wildwood, NJ) and Deadman's Crossing (Deadman Crossing, OH))

*Superkick

Finishers:

*Neo-Ultraglide (630 Senton.  Quasi ganked from Jeff Andrews, who used a regular top rope senton called the Ultraglide.  Daniels doesn't weigh 270 lbs so he actually has an excuse for adding a flip to a move in this case)

*Flying Superkick (Leaping one foot dropkick off the top rope.  ALSO ganked from Jeff Andrews, who called it the Flying Kendo Sidekick.  Originally the Flying Kenpo Sidekick, his first fedheads botched the name and the botch stuck)

Strengths:

*Youth.  He doesn't have old nagging injuries.  His knees and back work just fine.

*Conditioning.  For a dude as happy-go-lucky as he is, Jeffrey Daniels takes working out seriously, and is careful to maintain his flexibility and stamina.

*Overwhelming focus on tag team wrestling means he's fluent not just with Lee R. but with anyone he ends up on a tag team with.

Weaknesses:

*Exuberance. You know that story about how Bas Rutten had to write R on the backs of his hand to remind himself to relax during fights? Jeffrey Daniels should do that but doesn't.

*Complexity addiction. His flips and evasions look cool, but some people, especially those who take the flippity-doo style seriously and learned counters, can let him make mistakes.

*Overwhelming focus on tag team wrestling means he's not used to pacing himself in a singles match and can waste stamina, struggle to get out of first gear, or take risks that would be safe in a tag match but not in singles.

Biography: Jeffrey Daniels grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, while Jeff Andrews was running Old Line Wrestling out of an old arena (since closed) in downtown Baltimore.  At the time, Jeff Andrews and The Untouchables (Andrews and his cohorts Ronnie Long and Danny Vicious) were the "cool heels" - having split from a larger heel stable and gone on a 'reformed but not tamed' face run.  The three of them just had cohesion and swag and for a couple years (06-07) were the coolest sonsabitches in the game.  Meanwhile Kai Scott and the Truly Untouchables (Kai, Heidi Christenson, Adam Delicious, RED (later Claira St. Sure) and LAREDO (later Jonny Booya) were the scary badass heels who sent the old heels running. Daniels and Lee R. attended shows regularly, and to this day have autographs from anyone who was anyone and a bunch of people who weren't in OLW.

Becoming wrestlers was something the two knew they were going to do since elementary school.  They wanted to follow in The Untouchables footsteps and train at Cito Conarri's Wrestling Inferno.  Only problem is the Wrestling Inferno had closed by then.  However, one of Cito's assistant trainers, Ike Stevenson aka SURGE "The Rush" had opened a training school of the same style and philosophy.  Daniels and Lee R. trained at the Wrestling Tsunami. After they graduated, SURGE recommended they work a couple years in Mexico.  So they did.

When Jeff Andrews and Cole Christenson opened Andrews*Promotions in 2019, Daniels and Lee R. immediately asked for a tryout. Andrews decided to hire them, but he didn't think they were ready to debut. And unfortunately, Lee suffered a freak leg injury in training shortly before COVID-19 caused the closure of A*P in May 2020.  Daniels had a very short run in the AWF while Lee was injured.  They were in limbo until Jeff Andrews and NPW owner Gus Arnold cleared up a disagreement between the two of them, clearing the way for The New Untouchables to debut in NPW.

[Old Line Jeff]

Real Name: Lee Scott Rothlesberger

Date of Birth: November 1994

Gender: Male

Height: 6 ft 0

Weight: 197 lbs

Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland

Alignment: Face

Gimmick: Lee Scott Rothlesberger is a lifelong fan of both pro wrestling in general and The Untouchables in particular - in his formative years, Jeff Andrews was running Old Line Wrestling out of downtown Baltimore, and Lee and best buddy Jeffrey Daniels regularly attended OLW shows as fans. They wanted to be bad guys like the original Untouchables, but at this point in their careers they're just enjoying living the dream too much. Lee is by far the more chill of the two outside the ring, but in the ring he gets only slightly less wound up than Daniels.

Theme Music: “You're Gonna Go Far, Kid" - The Offspring

Appearance: Lean build just bordering on lanky. Great but not excellent physique - he's in good enough shape to have abs, but he's not "holy crap this guy's addicted to the gym" ripped. Blond hair cut long and flowing to the tops of his shoulderblades, just combed straight back, no particular style. No tattoos.

Ring Attire: Ring attire is a variety of khaki style pants cut right in the grey area between loose and baggy. These pants are usually covered in patches with wrestler logos and other things the New  Untouchables happen to believe in at the moment. Elbow pads and fingerless gloves.

Favorite Moves:
*Assorted superkick variations (thrust kick, hook kick, savate kick)
*Assorted crescent kick variations (standing, spinning, jumping...)
*Assorted enzuigiris often preceded by flips
*Assorted flying facebusters and single hand bulldgos
*Handsprings into moves that don't actually require handsprings to execute (handspring cutter, handspring uppercut, handspring jawbreaker)
*Cartwheel evasions into moves that don't actually require a cartwheel to execute (cartwheel enzuigiri, cartwheel lariat)
*Jumping knee counter
*T-Bone suplex (sometimes into the corner)
*Half nelson suplex

Trademark Moves:
*Superkick
*Inverted superkick (Chuck Taylor's "sole food")
*Crescent kick
*Inverted crescent kick (Wheel kick/Luchasaurus' "tail whip")
*Kryptonite (Spinning double underhook sit down facebuster. Ganked from Kai Scott)

Finishers:
*Canis Majoris Press (High jump shooting star press with a pump at the apex. Got its name because Canis Majoris is the biggest known star)
*Neo-Untouchadriver (Fire Thunder driver/over the shoulder piledriver)

Strengths:
*Youth. He doesn't have old nagging injuries. His knees and back work just fine.
*Intelligence. His level head for the outside-the-ring aspect of wrestling means that Lee takes his training seriously and is always looking to shore up weak spots in his game.
*Overwhelming focus on tag team wrestling means he's fluent not just with Jeffrey but with anyone he ends up on a tag team with.

Weaknesses:
*Susceptible to mind games. As chill as he is outside the ring he's a hothead inside it and especially when wrestling solo can be goaded into mistakes.
*Complexity addiction. His flips and evasions look cool, but some people, especially those who take the flippity-doo style seriously and learned counters, can let him make mistakes.
*Overwhelming focus on tag team wrestling means he's not used to pacing himself in a singles match and can waste stamina, struggle to get out of first gear, or take risks that would be safe in a tag match but not in singles.

Biography:

Lee Scott Rothlesberger (if you don't feel like memorizing the spelling for his last name just call him Lee R. or LSR) grew up in Baltimore, Maryland, while Jeff Andrews was running Old Line Wrestling out of an old arena (since closed) in downtown Baltimore. At the time, Jeff Andrews and The Untouchables (Andrews and his cohorts Ronnie Long and Danny Vicious) were the "cool heels" - having split from a larger heel stable and gone on a 'reformed but not tamed' face run. The three of them just had cohesion and swag and for a couple years (06-07) were the coolest sonsabitches in the game. Meanwhile Kai Scott and the Truly Untouchables (Kai, Heidi Christenson, Adam Delicious, RED (later Claira St. Sure) and LAREDO (later Jonny Booya) were the scary badass heels who sent the old heels running. Lee and his best buddy Jeffrey Daniels attended shows regularly, and to this day have autographs from anyone who was anyone and a bunch of people who weren't in OLW.

Becoming wrestlers was something the two knew they were going to do since elementary school. They wanted to follow in The Untouchables footsteps and train at Cito Conarri's Wrestling Inferno. Only problem is the Wrestling Inferno had closed by then. However, one of Cito's assistant trainers, Ike Stevenson aka SURGE "The Rush" had opened a training school of the same style and philosophy. Daniels and Lee R. trained at the Wrestling Tsunami. After they graduated, SURGE recommended they work a couple years in Mexico. So they did.

When Jeff Andrews and Cole Christenson opened Andrews*Promotions in 2019, Daniels and Lee R. immediately asked for a tryout. Andrews decided to hire them, but he didn't think they were ready to debut. And unfortunately, Lee suffered a freak leg injury in training shortly before COVID-19 caused the closure of A*P in May 2020. Daniels had a very short run in the AWF while Lee was injured. They were in limbo until Jeff Andrews and NPW owner Gus Arnold cleared up a disagreement between the two of them, clearing the way for The New Untouchables to debut in NPW.