Seraph

Emil Dupont

Jayden Charms

Kojima Goya (Adopted)

Seraph McKain (Past)

The Midnight Emperor

The Lord of Dread (Past)

The Demon Senshi (Alter Ego)

Seraphite (Past)

Young Dupont (Past)

Akushi Ito

Io Goya

RPW

UHW

**Pierre Allèn McKain-Dupont**, better known by his ring name Seraph and is a Italian American Wrestler currently signed to Freedom Wrestling Syndicate (FWS) and FAME.

### Early Life

Pierre was born to a Italian-Irish mixed father former Legendary Wrestler “The Grand Senshi” Allèn Dupont Sr, and a U.S. Marine African-American woman named Annette McKain on the Kadena US Air Force base in Okinawa, Japan. Growing up, Pierre was exposed to both Japanese and American culture which shaped his identity and worldview.

As a child, Pierre was fascinated by professional wrestling and would often watch matches with his father who was also a wrestling enthusiast. Inspired by his father and the wrestlers he saw on TV, Pierre began training in wrestling at a young age.

Despite facing challenges due to his mixed-race identity, Pierre persevered and eventually gained recognition in the Japanese wrestling scene. His unique blend of American Technical Wrestling and Japanese wrestling styles made him stand out and he quickly became a fan favorite.

Pierre’s success in Japan eventually caught the attention of wrestling promoters in the United States, leading to his debut in the American wrestling circuit. With his impressive skills and charismatic personality.

### Early Training & Debut Career

From an early age of 17-18, Pierre was exposed to the vibrant wrestling culture that surrounded him, fueling his passion for the sport. Guided by a team of esteemed trainers, including Akushi Ito, Io Goya, Carter McStone, and his father Allèn Dupont Sr., Pierre's training began in Tokyo, Japan at a renowned Dojo called "Senshi's Cave."

Under the tutelage of Akushi Ito, a seasoned wrestler known for his technical prowess and innovative moveset, Pierre learned the fundamental techniques and strategies that form the backbone of professional wrestling. Ito instilled in him a deep respect for the art form and emphasized the importance of discipline and dedication.

Io Goya, a legendary female wrestler known for her agility and mixed martial arts, played a crucial role in shaping Pierre's style. Goya introduced him to acrobatic techniques and taught him how to incorporate athleticism into his repertoire. Her influence helped Pierre develop a unique blend of power and agility that would set him apart from his peers.

Carter McStone, a veteran wrestler with an imposing physique and brute strength, focused on honing Pierre's physicality. Through intense strength training and conditioning exercises, McStone pushed Pierre to his limits, helping him build the necessary endurance and resilience required to withstand the grueling demands of professional wrestling.

However, it was Pierre's father, Allèn Dupont Sr., who provided unwavering support and guidance throughout his early career. As a former wrestler himself, Allèn shared his wealth of knowledge and experience with his son. He instilled in Pierre the values of perseverance and sportsmanship while imparting invaluable insights into the inner workings of the wrestling industry.

#### American Debut

Pierre's trainers instilled in him the importance of discipline, respect, and dedication to the craft. They taught him various wrestling techniques, including deadly strike combinations, submission holds, and powerful strikes. Pierre's natural athleticism and determination allowed him to excel in his training, quickly becoming one of the standout students at the dojo.

After years of intense training and preparation, Pierre decided it was time to transition back to his home country of America to pursue his dream of becoming a professional wrestler. Armed with the knowledge and experience gained from his time in Japan, Pierre set out to make his debut on American soil.

His first opponent was none other than Billy "Terror Billy" Mercer, a seasoned wrestler known for his aggressive style and intimidating presence in the ring. The match served as a baptism by fire for Pierre as he faced off against an experienced opponent in front of a raucous crowd.

Despite the nerves and pressure surrounding his debut, Pierre showcased his skills and determination. He displayed a unique blend of technical prowess and high-flying maneuvers that captivated the audience. The match ended with Pierre securing a hard-fought victory, marking the beginning of his promising career in professional wrestling.

#### Transition to Seraph

During a particularly intense match, Pierre found himself facing off against Sinbad Reyes, another rising star in the wrestling world. The two competitors displayed an incredible chemistry in the ring, showcasing their complementary styles and abilities. Despite their fierce rivalry, they developed a mutual respect for each other's talents and dedication to the sport.
One fateful night, after a grueling match that left both wrestlers exhausted and battered, Pierre and Sinbad found themselves alone in the locker room. They engaged in a deep conversation about their shared dreams of revolutionizing the wrestling industry and leaving a lasting legacy. They realized that by combining their strengths and forming a tag team, they could achieve greatness together.
Inspired by their discussion, Pierre and Sinbad decided to form a tag team called Genesis and Revelations. The name symbolized their desire to create something new and groundbreaking within the wrestling world. They believed that their partnership would be the catalyst for change, bringing forth a new era of excitement and innovation.
As part of this transformation, Pierre Dupont decided to adopt a new ring name that would embody his renewed spirit and determination. After much contemplation, he chose the name Seraph. Derived from ancient mythology, Seraph represents an angelic being associated with divine light and purity. This name change signified Pierre's commitment to reaching new heights in his career while embracing his inner strength and spirituality.

#### Seraph's Brutal Technical Prowess

Seraph's dedication and relentless training paid off as he quickly rose through the ranks of the wrestling circuit. His unique fusion of techniques from different disciplines caught the attention of both fans and fellow wrestlers alike. Combining the power and precision of Greco-Roman wrestling with the speed and agility of karate, Seraph developed a style that was both dynamic and devastating.

In the ring, Seraph's technical prowess is on full display. He seamlessly transitions between grappling maneuvers inspired by Greco-Roman wrestling and strikes influenced by karate and mixed martial arts. His fluid movements and lightning-fast reflexes make it difficult for opponents to anticipate his next move. Seraph's ability to seamlessly blend these different styles creates an unpredictable and formidable presence in the ring.

However, it is Seraph's submission holds that truly set him apart from other wrestlers. Known for his mastery of various joint locks, chokes, and holds, he has earned a reputation as one of the most dangerous submission specialists in the industry. When Seraph locks in one of his signature submissions (Polar Keylock), opponents often find themselves trapped in excruciating pain, desperately struggling to escape. The Midnight Emperor's submission holds are known for their intensity and brutality, leaving a lasting impact on those who have faced him.

It is through his relentless pursuit of victory and his unyielding commitment to his craft that Seraph earned the nickname The Midnight Emperor. Just as an emperor rules with authority and power, Seraph dominates the ring with his technical prowess and brutal fighting style.

#### The Midnight Emperor Gimmick

The nickname "Midnight Emperor" perfectly encapsulates Seraph's character, his villainous persona is inspired from Kazuchika Okada's Rainmaker Gimmck. Like a ruler of the night, he commands the ring with precision and calculated aggression. His technical prowess and strategic approach to wrestling mirror the calculated moves of a monarch on a chessboard, always thinking several steps ahead, based off some characters like Sinbad from (Magi: The Labyrinth of Magic), and Asura from (Asura's Wrath).

### Finishers | Patented Moves

Black Sabbath (GTS)

Dusk Kick (Superkick)

Emperor's Mandate (High Knee)

### Signatures | Patented Moves

Gore of the Heavens (Clothesline From Hell)

Polar Keylock (Armbar)

Equilibrium (Slapjack Pedigree)

Senshi Driver (Pop-Out Sitout Powerbomb)