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| rdfs:comment | - Stuck in a dead-end job behind a desk at the local insurance company, a mountain of a man by the name of Waylon Reynolds was looking for a way out. Brought up on a college football scholarship, Waylon actually did the responsible thing and applied himself in his studies until he gained this occupation... Yet Waylon was still unsatisfied. Truth be told, Waylon always dreamed of traveling the country and fly across the world since childhood, fed on stories from rock musicians such as his favored Lynard Skynard. Thus at the age of thirty-two, Waylon finally took the decision to quit his job and pursue a career in pro-wrestling, watching the exotic locals from which the various programs aired while thinking his natural great size would ensure him a future in any wrestling federation.
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| Names | - The flyin' ursine, The Moondog with the Moonsault, That Guy Who Wrestles Like Bam Bam Bigelow except for the fact that he doesn't, but dumbass vandals can't tell the difference so they write shit. I also corrected your sentence structure, asshole.
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| Trainer | - Bill Duff, Florida Wrestling School of Hard Knocks
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| abstract | - Stuck in a dead-end job behind a desk at the local insurance company, a mountain of a man by the name of Waylon Reynolds was looking for a way out. Brought up on a college football scholarship, Waylon actually did the responsible thing and applied himself in his studies until he gained this occupation... Yet Waylon was still unsatisfied. Truth be told, Waylon always dreamed of traveling the country and fly across the world since childhood, fed on stories from rock musicians such as his favored Lynard Skynard. Thus at the age of thirty-two, Waylon finally took the decision to quit his job and pursue a career in pro-wrestling, watching the exotic locals from which the various programs aired while thinking his natural great size would ensure him a future in any wrestling federation. Waylon quickly learned the harsh reality of wrestling schools. There, trainers tried repeatedly and with great pains to mold the big man into a competent grappler, however Waylon had trouble learning even the simplest moves. Trainers were at their wit's end and about to toss the 330+ pounder out the door when, out of the blue, without anyone expecting it, Waylon performed a friggin' top rope MOONSAULT while in self-practice!!! Everyone was astonished!! Waylon was simply attempting to imitate a previous wrestler's maneuver and amazed everyone with an unbelievable MOONSAULT! This changed everything: although the moonsault was sloppy, Waylon impressed the class and earned the admiration of his peers. Fed by their praise, Waylon practiced his moonsault over and over again until it was a thing of beauty! He started enjoying those high-flying maneuvers and trainers soon realized they had quite the aerially-disposed big man at their disposal, executing dropkicks and cartwheels on command. Waylon similarly rejoiced: never would he have imagined his place in wrestling would be as a high-flyer, and he enjoyed the exhiliration that comes with each and every high-risk maneuver. Now his passion is to fly, fly free, not like a tiny bird, but as the huge bear-like creature that he is. Two years later, he adopted the name from the song of his youth and became... the American Freebear!
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