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To help me plan future matches, please post your characters fighting style.
The benefits are obvious. If I decide to book two technical workers together for example, their match will be a good technical match-up. Like Benoit vs Finlay would be in the WWE.
This will help because if you are not currently in a feud I can make a match to suit your style of wrestling.
Please choose from this list of styles:Regular Wrestler, Entertainer, Puroreus Style, Spot Monkey, Luchador, Cruiserweight, Super Junior, Technician, MMA Crossover, Brawler, Psychopath, Hardcore, Dirty.

Regular Wrestler (A mixture, not special at anything)=

Entertainer (Likes to taunt and entertain the fans. Good charisma and mic skills also)=

Puroreus Style (Despite the similarity to its American counterpart in that the outcome of the matches remains predetermined, the phenomena are different in the form of the psychology and presentation of the sport; it is treated as a full contact combat sport as it mixes hard hitting martial arts strikes with shoot style submission holds, which are further intertwined with the hallmarks of the American variation to create the atmosphere of a legitimate fight.)

(Despite some similarities to the much more popular style of professional wrestling in the United States, Japanese wrestling is known for many differences from the Western style. Puroresu is known for its "fighting spirit" and the wrestlers are known for their full contact strikes. A lot of the wrestlers in Japan have some degree of knowledge in many different martial arts and wrestling styles. Because of this, there are usually doctors and trainers at ringside for assisting the wrestlers after a match. Most matches have clean finishes and many of the promotions don't use any angles or gimmicks. Japanese wrestling is also known for its relationship with fellow mixed martial arts promotions. Wrestling and martial arts icon Antonio Inoki usually organizes wrestling matches and MMA fights on the same card. Puroresu still remains popular and it draws huge crowds from the major promotions. With this and its relationship with other martial arts disciplines, the audiences and wrestlers treat puroresu as a combat sport.)=

Spot Monkey (A "spot", in Professional Wrestling lingo, is a move as scripted into a match, including the reaction by the opponent. Some (particularly younger) wrestlers know a lot of great spots, which look absolutely brutal and require a great degree of athleticism, and yet they still don't really know how to wrestle; they have no idea how to tell a story in their matches, or even the basics of acting like something really hurt. They're the type of wrestlers who will do a Triple-Tope-Quebradora-Con-Queso through three flaming tables onto a bed of thumbtacks and ground glass wired with explosives, and then get up like nothing happened, only to perform an even more spectacular spot later in the match. These wrestlers are referred to as Spot Monkeys by fans, and their matches are often Spotfests (in other words, spot after spot with little or no rhyme or reason to them)=

Luchador (Translated as "free fighting" in Spanish, the near 100 year old lucha libre style combines a dynamic and acrobatic aerial style with that of sophisticated and at times multi-person submission maneuvers and chain wrestling. It is common for Luchadores (disciples of this style) to wear masks and put them (or their hair) on the line in an ultimate challenge of honor or to seek out revenge)=

Cruiserweight (a cruiserweight is a wrestler weighing below 220 lb (100 kg), sometimes 215. The older term junior heavyweight, which was used to describe the division, is more favored in Japan, where many titles for lighter-weight competitors are called junior heavyweight titles.)=

Super Junior (Junior Heavyweight (Super Junior) wrestling in Japan always slightly differed from their high flying counterparts in America. Junior Heavyweights typically combined elements of high flying and solid technical wrestling)=

Technician (A style that concentrates on mat and chain wrestling and submissions along with text book wrestling ie. suplexes etc.)=

MMA Crossover (Obviously a style used by characters with a Mixed Martial Arts background)=

Brawler (Brawlers love to fight, plain and simple. They also focus on ground and pounding their opponent, or hit their opponent with a flurry of strikes. They also work on beating their opponents and are kind of like boxers and martial artists.)=

Psychopath (A style used by wrestlers using crazy-style gimmicks)=

Side Styles
Hardcore (A style that tends to involve mostly weapons)=

Dirty (A wrestler who is not afraid of breaking the rules)=

Roster
EEW
"The Talented One" Cartwright=Mixture (Technical and High Flyer)
CwP=Mixture (High Flyer and Technical)
Jarel Damone=Mixture of the three
Brandon Damone=Mixture of the three
Diego Alva=Mixture of the three
"Your Favorite Wrestler" Casey Bennett=Mixture (Technical and Brawler)
Hitogoroshi=Mixture of the three
Scott Shock=Mixture (High Flyer and Brawler)
Daniel Cross=Mixture (Technical and Brawler)
Chris Danzig=Speed
Travis Dukeman=Mixture of the three (Mostly Technical)
Sanosuke=Mixture (Brawler and High Flyer)
Black Mamba=Brawler
John Cardok=Brawler
Creeker=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Tank=Brawler
Lashley=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Jacob "Mr Canada" Meyers=Mixture of the three
Ashton Young=Mixture (Brawler and High Flyer)
Duke Morbias=Technical
Joshua Danielson=Mixture (High Flyer and Technical)
Nicoli Hunt=Brawler
Tristianna Marlena Taylor=Mixture (Technical and Brawler)
Chris Benoit=Technical
Rey Mysterio=High Flyer
The Great Khali=Brawler
Brock Lesnar=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Randy Orton=Brawler
HBK=Mixture of all three
Kane=Brawler
Tajiri=High Flyer
The Dudley Boyz=Brawlers
Raven=Brawling
Sting=Mixture (Brawling and Technical)
Vampiro=Mixture of the three
Snypa Rifle=Mixture of the three (Mostly Brawling?)
Kage=High-Flyer
Eddie Guerrero=Mixture (High-Flyer and Technical)
Jaden McCloud=Mixture (Technical and Brawler)

EEW Speed
CM Punk=Mixture of all three
Scotty Priest=Mixture (High Flyer and Technical)
Mephistopheles=Brawler
Matt Shadeborne (The Avenged)=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Synyster Black (The Avenged)=Mixture of all three
6-pac=Mixture (High Flyer and Brawler)
Mad Dog=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Mumble=Brawler
Kasey Kidmen=Mixture of the three
The Wizard=Mixture of the three
Jacob Casey=Mixture (Highflyer and Technical)
Bruiser Bennett=Mixture (Brawler and High Flyer)
Jacob Figgins=Technical
Fredrik "Shadow" Angel=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Chrystal Angel=Mixture (Technical and High Flyer)
Chris Mustang=Technical
The Blue Angel=Mixture (High Flyer and Technical)
Mr T=Mixture of the three
Thunderblue=Brawler
Ryan "The Icon"=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Otaking=Mixture (High-Flyer and Brawler)
Van Diver=Brawler
Malvik Young =Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Marxx=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Kevin Z=Mixture (Technical and Brawler)
Harli=Brawler
Vamp=Mixture (Brawler and Technical)
Young Pimpin= Mixture of the three.
The Villager=Mixture of the three.
Matt Shanahan=Mixture of the three.
Jonathan Figueroa "Amazing Red"=Mixture (High-flyer and Technical)

Scotty Priest is a High Flyer and Technical

Speed Mephistopheles Is A Brawler

6-pac is a high flyer and a brawler

Diego: Mixture of three

Rey Mysterio: High flier

Chris Beniot: Technical

Mad Dog - Brawler, Technical

Speed: Wizard: All three

Jacob Casey: Highflyer/Technical(Both)
Bruiser Bennett: Brawler/Highflyer(Both)