Any Madison Rayne?

[Vidtek]

OK, I know someone must have a bootleg of her and I need it. I know she was slated to be in the follow-up set to a set I'm not sure I can name (but had to do with make-up and explosives) and I'm not sure that was ever released or even finished (along with the 4th scary guy set that I was looking forward to but won't go into in this thread). So someone, somewhere has stats for Madison Rayne...can I have them please?

[orangeman]

i'll see what i have. That is if LWPD dont beat me to it.

[Count Necros]

shoot me a PM vidtek

[barnestormer]

I don't have Madison Rayne, per se, but I've got stats for her former identity of Ashley Lane. I don't know if that'll help you.

[barnestormer]

Sept 4, 2010 10:57:55 GMT -5 barnestormer said:

I don't have Madison Rayne, per se, but I've got stats for her former identity of Ashley Lane. I don't know if that'll help you.

These are the stats I created for Madison's former identity, Ashley Lane. It should get you started:

ASHLEY LANE	5'3" 115 lbs. Columbus, OH
LEVEL 1 OFFENSE	LEVEL 1 DEFENSE
1. forearm smash - 1 2. front facelock - 1 3. into the turnbuckle 4. Japanese arm drag - 2 (pw) 5. elbow drop - 2 6. flying head scissors - 3	1. dazed - 1 (tag) 2. dazed - 1 3. ASHLEY LANE - 2 4. dazed - 1 (tag) 5. dazed - 1 (tag) 6. ASHLEY LANE - 1
LEVEL 2 OFFENSE	LEVEL 2 DEFENSE
1. arm bar - 2 (pw) 2. senton splash - 2 3. into the ropes (c) 4. dropkick - 3 (ch E) 5. enzuigiri - 3 6. X-Factor - 3	1. ASHLEY LANE - 1 2. hurt - 2 (tag) 3. dazed - 1 4. hurt - 2 (tag) 5. ASHLEY LANE - 1 6. hurt - 2
LEVEL 3 OFFENSE	LEVEL 3 DEFENSE
1. spear tackle - 2 2. ddt - 3 (ch G) 3. out of the ring (c) 4. tornado bulldog - 3 5. LEXI-CANRANA (+1) 6. DIS-LEXI-A (+2)	1. hurt - 2 2. hurt - 2 3. down - 3 (tag)(lv) 4. PIN 6 (3) 5. down - 3 6. hurt - 2
Ropes - B Turnbuckle - B Ring - B Deathjump - B Disqualification - 6	Agility - 1 Power 0 Cage 2

LEXI-CANRANA: a hurricanrana
DIS-LEXI-A: a Flatliner

(I found her bio and finisher descriptions on an old Ohio Championship Wrestling website. The moves I picked up from old HWA YouTube videos when she wrestled for the Heartland Wrestling Association.)

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[duce]

Lemme give Madison Rayne a stab using Mr. Barnes card as a template.

[duce]

Alright, after watching five recent matches with her as champion and challenger I feel I can not use the previous card as a template. Because she has completely evolved as a wrestler.

www.genickbruch.com/english/index.php?befehl=bios&wrestler=4578&bild=1&details=4

This card represents her in 2010. If I was balancing her to a specific set like the LOW sets I wouldn't use the previous card as a fair representation of her as "Lexi Lane". I'd work with a 10 or under Rahl rating. I'd keep that amount for her 2009 debut as Madison Rayne as she was a babyface jobber in TNA losing all( or most) of her matches. I guess Seattle is part of her "Rayne" or rain gimmick.




Rayne Drop aka Inverted overdrive

A move described as a reverse overdrive is another version of a swinging neckbreaker, in which the attacking wrestler would use a leg (in this case a knee) rather than hands to perform the twist. In this move a wrestler would first place one knee (the one closest to an opponent) against the base of the opponent's neck, who is leaning forward, while underhooking one of the opponent's arms (the furthest one) before falling backwards down to the mat as the opponent is spun over, landing neck-first on the attacking wrestler's knee.

Sexy Shiranui
She always motions at least once per match like she is going for a Sliced Bread #2/Shiranui. So I gave it a cheesy name.

BACKSIDE BEHEADING
A complete rip from Whiplash. But she does this in her matches always when she has someone at ringside. Be it Tara (recent leather bodysuit motorcycle chick), Lacey Von Erich(when she was tag champion in singles matches), or Velvet Sky. Once per match Madison will throw her opponent into the ropes and her second will catch her ankle distracting the opponent for a vile sneak attack.

[barnestormer]

I knew her all of her stats and everything would have to be updated, but since I lost my cable a couple of years ago, I don't get to see TNA wrestling anymore. Besides, I really posted the stats as a starting point for whomever wanted to update her.

[barnestormer]

Sept 22, 2010 1:18:36 GMT -5 duce said:

Alright, after watching five recent matches with her as champion and challenger I feel I can not use the previous card as a template. Because she has completely evolved as a wrestler.

www.genickbruch.com/english/index.php?befehl=bios&wrestler=4578&bild=1&details=4

This card represents her in 2010. If I was balancing her to a specific set like the LOW sets I wouldn't use the previous card as a fair representation of her as "Lexi Lane". I'd work with a 10 or under Rahl rating. I'd keep that amount for her 2009 debut as Madison Rayne as she was a babyface jobber in TNA losing all( or most) of her matches. I guess Seattle is part of her "Rayne" or rain gimmick.



Rayne Drop aka Inverted overdrive

A move described as a reverse overdrive is another version of a swinging neckbreaker, in which the attacking wrestler would use a leg (in this case a knee) rather than hands to perform the twist. In this move a wrestler would first place one knee (the one closest to an opponent) against the base of the opponent's neck, who is leaning forward, while underhooking one of the opponent's arms (the furthest one) before falling backwards down to the mat as the opponent is spun over, landing neck-first on the attacking wrestler's knee.

Sexy Shiranui
She always motions at least once per match like she is going for a Sliced Bread #2/Shiranui. So I gave it a cheesy name.

BACKSIDE BEHEADING
A complete rip from Whiplash. But she does this in her matches always when she has someone at ringside. Be it Tara (recent leather bodysuit motorcycle chick), Lacey Von Erich(when she was tag champion in singles matches), or Velvet Sky. Once per match Madison will throw her opponent into the ropes and her second will catch her ankle distracting the opponent for a vile sneak attack.

A couple of small mistakes, format-wise:

1. You've repeated "into the turnbuckle". The only chart option you're allowed to repeat twice is out of the ring, but then you can only have one other chart option listed on the card ("into the ropes", "into the turnbuckle" or "deathjump"). The other chart options have to be accounted for by (ch A), (ch B), (ch G), or (ch H). I'd remove either the one from the Level 1 Offense or the one from the Level 2 Offense and replace it with another "- 2" move. If you remove the one on Level 1 Offense, you'll have to remove one of the "(c)'s" from either the deathjump or out of the ring listing on Level 3 Offense, as you're only allowed to have two "(c)'s" per card.

2. You need another (ch) option. You're allowed 2 per card.

3. The (tag) option you've attached to the "dazed - 1" on Level 2 Defense #6 needs to go up to the "hurt - 2" on #5. (tag) options can only follow "dazed - 1" on Level 1 Defense, "hurt - 2" on Level 2 Defense, and "down - 3" on Level 3 Defense.

[blkwolf2011]

Let me try...

Madison Rayne	5'3"; 115; Seattle, WA
Level 1 Offense	Level 1 Defense
1. punch to face - 1 2. hairpull takedown - 1 3. forearm smashes - 2 (pw) 4. into the turnbuckle 5. swinging neckbreaker - 2 (ag) 6. Beautiful Backstabber - 3 (pw)	1. dazed - 1 (tag) 2. hurt - 2 3. MADISON RAYNE - 2 4. dazed - 1 5. MADISON RAYNE - 1 6. dazed - 1(tag)
Level 2 Offense	Level 2 Defense
1. choke using ropes - 2 2. elbowdrop - 2 3. clothesline - 2 (ch A) 4. scissor stomp - 3 5. Sexy Shiranui - 3 6. thrusting facebuster - 3	1. hurt - 2(tag) 2. down - 3 3. MADISON RAYNE - 2 4. MADISON RAYNE - 1 5. hurt - 2 6. dazed - 1
Level 3 Offense	Level 3 Defense
1. repeated stomps - 3 (ch E) 2. deathjump (c) 3. out of the ring (c) 4. huracanrana - 3 5. missile dropkick - 3 6. RAYNE DROP (+2)	1. hurt - 2 2. hurt - 2 3. down - 3 4. PIN 6 (3) 5. down - 3 (lv) 6. hurt - 2
Ropes -- B Turnbuckle -- B Ring -- B Deathjump -- C Disqualification -- 5	Agility -- -2 Power -- +1 Cage -- 5