Top Notch Team Headshot

Top Notch Team

Gender: Male
No bio available.

No allies recorded.

No rivals recorded.

Event Segment/Match Date Result
Heart of Dixie tour: 2.4 Top Notch Team vs The Night Riders Oct 20, 2025 —
Heart of Dixie tour: 2.4 The last stone in the road Oct 20, 2025 —
Heart of Dixie tour: 2.3 Brothers Gluck vs Top Notch Team Oct 6, 2025 loss
Heart of Dixie tour: 2.2 An actual Gentleman's agreement Sep 29, 2025 —
ICW: After Hours: 1 Top Notch Team vs Tyson Reed and Joel Jackson Sep 20, 2025 win
Iron City Fight Club: 1.3 Rich Young Grapplers vs Top Notch Team Sep 1, 2025 —
Iron City Fight Club: 1.1 Top Notch Team vs local talent Aug 14, 2025 win

No promos have been posted by this character.

Wins Losses No Contest Total Matches Win % Loss %
2 2 0 4 50% 50%

This character has never held a title.

No awards recorded for this character.

Entrance Music —
Entrance Description Classic rock guitar riff — think “Working Man” by Rush or something in that vein — hits the PA. No pyro, no frills. They walk to the ring with laser focus, adjusting wrist tape, jawing with front row fans if heckled, but never breaking stride. They remove jackets and warm up in their corner, ignoring the crowd entirely.
Move #1 Knife-edge chops
Move #2 Snap suplex
Move #3 Stalling vertical suplex
Move #4 Double elbow drop
Move #5 —
Special Move #1 Slingshot Suplex (West) – Brainbuster-style
Special Move #2 Spinebuster (Hayes) – old-school Arn Anderson snap
Special Move #3 Gordbuster (Team) – Hayes lifts, West drives down
Finisher Setup Move Double Slingshot Suplex
Finisher Setup Desc —
Basic Finisher The Pinnacle Driver
Basic Finisher Desc —
Submission Finisher —
Submission Finisher Desc —
In Ring Personality West: Calm, confident tactician who uses the ring like a chessboard.

Hayes: Mean, short-fused enforcer who loves to make opponents suffer.
In Ring Tactics Isolate one opponent, cut off the ring.

Use fast tags to stay fresh.

Target a body part and build the match around it.

Cheat subtly — referee distractions, quick double teams, foot on the rope pins.
Always Do Work the 5-count for double teams to the last second.

Trash-talk the opposing team mid-match, especially if they’re flashy or high-flying.

Keep one man fresh outside the ropes, pacing and calling out instructions.
Never Do Attempt flashy aerial moves.

Pander to the crowd.

Break from the game plan unless absolutely necessary.
Writer Notes They’re workrate machines in short bursts — but only when it serves their story. Their psychology is airtight.

Sell big for babyface comebacks to make them feel earned.

They’ll take shortcuts, but never in a way that undermines their credibility. Think “crafty” more than “cowardly.”