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Our Association, Your Association”
The Wrestlers First Alliance is a wrestling association formed after the dissolution of the Principality Wrestling Association.
History
The WFA was started near Palisade by Jimmy Steamanski, Sara McKenzie, and Dogmatic Mettle when the implosion of the Principality Wrestling Association resulted in a number of wrestlers being stranded near the moon. Their inaugural championship had an incident where a fan in a homemade mech suit wielding a rocket launcher attempted to interfere with the show, and while no one was injured it did result in Dogmatic Mettle formally retiring as a wrestler to focus on running the business side of the association.
The association is popular with wrestlers, having many trying out to join their ranks including Gina "Gargantuan" Wong, Sophia "Big Hands" Moreau, Steve “The Dog” Sato, and Buddy “Top Dog” Wong.
Wrestlers
Jimmy “Steam” Steamanski
Jimmy Steamanski is a former retired wrestler who hosts the podcast Steam and Smolder alongside Sara McKenzie, and assists with running the WFA.
Smolderin’ Sara McKenzie
Sara McKenzie is a retired wrestler who hosts the podcast Steam and Smolder alongside Jimmy Steamanski, and assists with running the WFA.
Dog Metal
Dogmatic Mettle is a former Mech Sumo competitor who began wrestling under the name “Dog Metal” after taking a bad injury at the Summer Passage of Arms. He won the inaugural WFA Championship, but retired his wrestling personal to assist Sara and Jimmy in running the business.
Caden “The Sensation” Davis
Caden has a family connection to wrestling, with both their father and their cousin being part of the PWA. In the PWA they show Dog Metal the ropes when he first begins his wrestling career, but they are badly injured in a fight against Vlad Rivera and forced to stop fighting. They are able to make a return in the Wrestlers First Association.
Jade “The Dentist” Suzuki
Jade Suzuki is a former PWA wrestler and licensed dentist. Her gimmick was at risk of being changed to something creme brulee related, but Dog Metal stepped with the business to prevent that. The two would go on to train together, and later Dog beat her in the finals of the Honor Belt championships.
Brian “Thousand Dollar Man” Johnson
Brian Johnson is an up-and-coming wrestler that worked for the PWA and is mentored by Dog Metal. When
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