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PERSONAL INFORMATION
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Wrestler's Alias: The Patron Saint of Professional Wrestling, The White Knight
Wrestler's Real Name: Alistaire Allocco
Pic Base: Austin Theory
Height: 5’11”
Weight: 220 lbs.
Birthdate: 09/08/1996 (Age: 23)
Birth Place: Rochester, NY
Current Residence: Rochester, NY
Physical Description:
Alistaire has muscle strapped to his compact, stout frame. His skin is always tan. His eyes are piercing dark. He keeps his hair short, with a high fade. He has no tattoos. For street clothes, Alistaire is often seen wearing athletic shorts with a hoody or black slacks and a white dress shirt. For his ring attire, he wears all-white tights, elbow pads, and boots. For his entrance, he dons a sleeveless scarlet overcoat with an accented white cross that expands across the back, from shoulder to shoulder down to the tail of the coat.
WRESTLING INFORMATION
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Wrestling Style: Technical/Mat Wrestler/Chain Wrestler
There is a limit to the flash that Alistaire shows in the ring with his move set. He’s very methodical. He uses a lot of rest holds and submissions to slow down the match, sometimes to a painful grind (to the extreme dislike of the crowd). He does not go aerial at all, so no springboard splashes no top rope moves. The fanciest Alistaire gets is with his suplexes. He doesn't cheat. He doesn't break the rules. He's very limited in extreme match settings.
Alignment: Face
Years Pro: 6
Finishers:
(1) Glorious Revolution
(2) Sins of the Father
Finishers Description:
(1) Elevated Boston Crab
(2) Superkick to the Side of the Head, performed when the opponent is hunched over. Typically preceded by a boot to the gut, a quick juke to the side, and then followed with the kick. Sometimes, he follows up with the Glorious Revolution, though he has started to use this as a finishing move as well.
Signature Moves:
(1) School Boy Pin/Okana Roll/Inside Cradle/Small Package
(2) Exploder Suplex into the Turnbuckle
(3) Deadlift Bridging German Suplex
Theme Song: "Eyes Like Fire" by Collision of Innocence
Common Moves:
- Suplexes
- Submissions (Mostly Matbased)
- Standing DDT Variations
- Elbows, Forearms, and Knees.
- Dropkicks (His most aerial of movies…)
Strengths:
- His technique is flawless; he rarely gives up mid-chain counters when chain wrestling, and he is able to counter anything.
- Athleticism is there.
- He can wear down any opponents if he is able to execute his game plan.
- Extremely resilient and patient.
Weaknesses:
- Extremely predictable, meaning veterans can easily manipulate him if they catch a whiff of his strategy.
- Can be overwhelmed by unorthodox styles and innovators.
- Anything outside the ring or doesn’t fall in the confines of a normal match, he will struggle. Hardcore matches and anything more extreme, he is severely limited at this time.
- He doesn’t cheat, rarely cuts corners, bottling himself in situations where he could lose by not taking advantage of circumstances.
Entrance:
Rise!!!!
Look deep into his eyes!
Rise!!!!
Look deep into his eyes, that's where the fire lies!
The spotlights shine forth from the stage, bathing the entire arena in blinding white lights corresponding with a verse of “Eyes Like Fire” by Collision of Innocence. A figure stands in front of the curtains; his arms are extended horizontally, and his legs are spread. His back is turned to the audience. His presence incites a chorus of cheers from the crowd. As the bright lights start to dim, you can tell the man is wearing pure white tights. A blood-red sleeveless coat stretched from his defined torso down to his equally bright white boots. Pyros explode around the entranceway, timed perfectly for Alistaire Allocco to kick out his leg to turn to face the crowd as the chorus of his theme kicks in:
Descending on a cloud, For all the world to see
Dressed in white with strength and majesty
Robe dripping red with eyes like fire
Sword held up high behold the white horse rider
Cries of the martyrs he has heard your voices
Now the day nears they will pay for their choices
Look up until the day and don't ever be afraid
For vengeance isn't yours, In time they will face their grave
He begins to walk down the ramp with his dark eyes staring intently at the ring before him. He marches down with purpose, waving and smiling to the children in the crowd. He stops at the bottom of the ramp for a moment before launching forward, sliding into the ring.
Descending on a cloud, For all the world to see
Dressed in white with strength and majesty
Robe dripping red with eyes like fire
Sword held up high behold the white horse rider
Once in the ring, he discards his coat by tossing it to the referee. He’s in the center of the ring, he hops up and down, switching his weight behind his feet as he stands. As the song begins to fade out, Alistaire stares at his goal.
I can hear it, I can hear it, I can hear it now
I can feel it, I can feel it, I can feel it now
Biography:
Alistaire Allocco is the youngest (known) child of professional wrestler, Adam Allocco. He spent most of his childhood in a dysfunctional home; not until his father left, did some semblance of peace and order emerged in his life. His mother shortly remarried after the divorce. His stepfather, Richy Herr, was a high school football coach. Richy was a very religious man and appears to have a great influence on Alistaire. With his appearance in young Alistaire’s life, Alistaire found discipline and began to follow a high code of morality. Alistaire fell into the passion of football. Under his step-father’s tutelage, Alistaire became a high school standout in football at the quarterback position. In his senior year, Alistaire led his team to a New York State Championship. Afterwards, he received scholarship offers from across the country. He ultimately signed with Brigham Young University.
At Brigham Young University, Alistaire redshirted his freshman season. While he was not training and improving his craft, Alistaire ventured to be a model student. He poured a lot of energy into his accounting major. During Alistaire’s sophomore season, he served primarily as the back-up and only played in mop-up duty of cupcake opponents. However, towards the end of his sophomore year, injury to the starter thrust Alistaire into the spotlight. Alistaire struggled his first game as a starter, but afterwards, he exceled. His breakout performance at the bowl game that season made experts and fans a lot expect great things from Alistaire in his junior year.
Named the starter during the training camp before his junior year, Alistaire seemed determined to follow up with better performances. However, shortly prior to the start of the season, BYU announced Alistaire’s suspension for personal conduct. While not providing details, the university stated Alistaire violated the school’s rigorous honor code. Weeks later Alistaire was dismissed from the program altogether and expelled from the school. Since then, Alistaire has a lawsuit against the university which appears to have bogged down in the court system.
In the months following his departure from school, Alistaire struggled to find work. Desperate, he turned to professional wrestling after the suggestion of his parents. Alistaire reached out to one of his father’s former pupils, Hiro Tanaka. Hiro trained him, and Alistaire adopted a distinct style of technical wrestling. It might be worth noting that Alistaire was also a proficient amateur wrestler at the high school level which have influence his wrestling style extensively. After months of training, he left Hiro’s mentorship and entered into the independent scene of professional wrestling. After several months of wrestling on the indy circuit, Alistaire approached another one of his father’s friends, Ace Marshall. Hearing of Ace Marshall’s recent ascension to the top of the sport, Alistaire sought to learn from two-time World Champion. Through this means, Alistaire became employed by Supreme Championship Wrestling.
Alistaire shocked the world within the first month of his tenure in SCW by winning the SCW World Championship in an elmination chamber match. While his title reign was short lived as Alistiare dropped the title to his childhood hero, Jake Starr, a month later, the upset victory showed the promise in store for Alistaire. For the next eleven months, Alistiare fought his way through the ranks, at times struggling with the high level of competition that he found. His morals often stood as obstacles, but instead of discarding them for profit, Alistaire clang onto his principles and became stronger. Finally, shortly after a year of his SCW debut, Alistaire started a winning streak. While occasionally suffering a minor setback in the form of a draw or in his eyes, an unearned win, Alistaire embarked on a winning streak. From the end of October 2018 to Rise to Greatness in July 2019, Alistaire suffered one loss in the first round of the 2019 Trios tournament, but in singles competition, he was untouchable. He surged to the main event of Rise to Greatness, by winning the Taking A Hold of The Flame 2019 Battle Royal. In the main event of that year's wrestling spectacle, Alistaire Allocco faced his greatest challenge yet. One opponent, Glory Braddock, prior to her joining SCW, was considered by many the most decorated wrestler outside the company, a worldwide phenom. The other opponent is the most accomplished wrestler in SCW history and the defending SCW World Champion, Syren. Alistaire shocked the world when he managed to survive the chaos of that main event to pin Syren to earn his second SCW World Championship.
Once again, his title reign was cut short when he lost to Owen Cruze in only his second title defense. Afterward, Alistaire found himself struggling, being the first eliminated in the Elimination Chamber, and then suffering a serious knee injury when attacked by Clyde Stutter. He returned at the start of 2020, got his revenge against Clyde Stutter but has been left driftless, looking for direction. 2020 didn't reach the levels of 2019 for Alistaire and ended when Alistaire was struck by a drunk driver in October while he was out for a morning jog near his Rochester home. Alistaire had to go through multiple emergency surgeries. For the next three years, Alistaire labored tirelessly to fight back to the point he would be medically cleared to wrestle. In early 2023, it was revealed that Alistaire's own father, Adam Allocco, was the driver of the vehicle. He reappeared at Rise to Greatness XX, getting involved with his enstranged father's match, preventing his father from getting outside assistance. Alistaire has returned to SCW and currently, he is focused on reforming his father into a better man.
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