Nice Ice

## Accomplishments

### Performers

Big Oof Champion,Longest reigning champion of big oof title, Longest reigning champion in the show as a whole, Longest undefeated streak in singles

## History

Nice Ice was born in the summer of 1975 in Cyberia Russia, A highly technologically advanced version of Siberia. At the age of 15 working on the railroads he was brutally mauled by a train because he refused to stop working, and hammered that last nail in the railroad tracks for his country. Inspired by his patriotism for the Motherland, the U.S.S.R gave the near-dead Nice Ice a Cybernetic body, saving his life. Afterwards, he spent his time keeping the peace throughout Cyberia, eventually getting married and having Two daughters. In the early 2000s he decided to hang up the peace keeping for a safer Profession in Professional Cybernetic Wrestling. He won many of titles and always continued to push his ideals of fair and equal matches giving anyone a shot at his titles and giving everyone a fair fight. In early 2019, he decided to sign with Multiverse Nexus wrestling (Now known as Warzone) and had a debut match against a one Vinsmoke Sanji, which Nice Ice won handily.

## Too Cool Tag Team

In the Barroom Brawl Tag Team Tournament, Nice Ice tagged with Glacirus, forming the Tag Team "Too Cool" (playing off both of their Ice based names). Together, they were able to showcase Glacirus's excellent tag team abilities, while Nice Ice was the tank of the team. They picked up impressive wins against The Vacants and Deus Pulp, before falling to the Four Horsemen. Too Cool broke up shortly after, so Nice Ice could focus on his singles career, while Glacirus went on with Lucha on the Rocks. It was an amicable break, no hard feelings between the two, and Nice Ice and Glacirus are still friends and comrades.

## The Jungos Brawls

The Warboss Jungos and Nice Ice were tough dudes from tough lands, so Jungos challenged Nice Ice to a Best of 5 Series. Nice Ice agreed, on the condition that it be a good, fair, fun fight. Jungos swept Nice Ice completely, however all these matches were incredible showcases of physical might and prowess. Since then, Jungos and Nice Ice were considered rivals and friends. They fought as a tag team several times, and Nice Ice equalized Jungos's match against Semjax, who tried to cheat his way into the C101. Later, after winning the Big OOF title, Nice Ice gave Jungos a shot at his title, as a sign of friendship and respect. The stipulation became an ironman match and, though Nice Ice won the match, Jungos had actually pinned Nice Ice. An impressive feat, since no-one had in months.

## The Inquisition Arc

During the Inquisition Arc, Nice Ice chose to play Peacekeeper, becoming the second deputy to Pupusa Monkey alongside MattTPhatt. He helped Trashman Jones start a Jailbreak Pay-per-View Event in a trios Bar Room Brawl, teaming with Jones and Notorious C.A.T. to a powerful victory over The Order's Dr. Grimm, Storytellers Apprentice, and Cain8602. Afterwards, in another Jailbreak event, Nice Ice and Matt2phatt faced The Order again in a Tag Team match, during which Nice Ice tanked his way through an onslaught then tagged in Matt to secure the win.

## The Streak

After the Future Shock event, Nice Ice went on an unprecedented undefeated streak in singles competition. He picked up wins against MattTPhatt, Sgt. Thunder, Wilson Son of Will, Sasquatch Wing, Raphael Samson, and Semjax, culminating in a match against defending Big OOF Champion, FearStrykes. He defeated FearStrykes in an amazing bout at the Limit Break Pay-Per-View Event. Afterwatd, FearStrykes himself gave credit and a friendly handshake to Nice Ice, in an atypical show of sportsmanship and respect. Nice Ice has not been defeated since the streak began at Future Shock, breaking Exar Kun's previous record as longest reigning Champion.

## Big OOF Reign

After Winning the Big OOF Championship and remaining undefeated, Nice Ice immediately defended his streak and title, in the very next show. Nice Ice left an open challenge, to whoever wanted to try and break the streak. One of the most aggressive to accept the challenge was the goliath Gorm. Gorm was just as big and strong as Nice Ice, but he was backed by the Conquest Bloodline, who cheated viciously to give Gorm unfair advantages with ambushes and surprise attacks. This did not phase Nice Ice. At the C101 Pug Rescue Charity Tournament, Nice Ice successfully defended against Gorm, retaining his Big OOF Title. The show directly after, he challenged Semjax to a match to "teach him a lesson". As incentive to lure the sneaky Semjax, he offered to put his title on the line. Semjax eventually accepted, but Nice Ice defeated him handily.

After that, Nice Ice challenged his friend Jungos to take his title in friendly competition. In his eyes, it was better to give the title to a friend than a scoundrel.

Then began his feud with V.I.P.. It all started when Nice Ice was frequently being attacked behind the scenes by Wilson and The Beefling. Eventually his patience wore thin, and Nice Ice gave them the chance to make the title match against #1 Contender Ausir Taran into a Fatal Four-Way match, on the condition that each member must beat Nice Ice to gain entry. No one could. Wilson was slammed hard enough to destroy the ring (a feat that had happened only once before), and the Beefling quickly disqualified himself by sending the rest of VIP to attack Nice Ice. During the Nexus Skyline event, Nice Ice faced Ausir Taran for his title and again, successfully defended.

Shortly following that match, Nice Ice was attacked by previous undefeated streak record-holder Exar Kun, who was both upset that his record had been broken, and eager to take the title for himself. Nice Ice gladly obliged. The Sith Lord pulled some backroom trickery, taunting that Wilson might cash in his Money in the Bank title shot during the match. Even so, Nice Ice soundly defeated Exar Kun, in a spectacular match.