Sterling Radcliffe, The Broker
In a GWA era defined by grit and honor, Sterling "The Broker" Radcliffe brought Wall Street swagger to the squared circle. Armed with a golden briefcase and an ego to match, he proved that in wrestling, like stocks, everything has a price.
Basic Information
Name: Sterling Radcliffe
Nickname: "The Broker"
Origin: Scottsdale, Arizona (billed from Wall Street)
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 230 lbs
Finishing Move: The Golden Parachute (low blow followed by a roll-up pin)
Entrance Music: "The Big Money" by Rush (1985)
Background
Short Bio:
Sterling "The Broker" Radcliffe embodied the cutthroat corporate culture of the 1980s. Born into Scottsdale luxury, he traded boardrooms for the squared circle, bringing his ruthless business tactics to the GWA. Radcliffe viewed every match as a hostile takeover, using his wealth and cunning to manipulate outcomes. His flashy suits and slicked-back hair stood in stark contrast to the blue-collar ethos of his opponents, making him the perfect villain for fans to despise. Radcliffe's rise in the GWA was a testament to his belief that everything, including victory, could be bought for the right price.
Personality Traits:
- Ruthlessly ambitious
- Narcissistic
- Calculating
- Materialistic
- Condescending
Visuals
Appearance:
Radcliffe cut an imposing figure in the ring, his 6'2" frame always impeccably dressed. He sported a slicked-back mane of sandy brown hair that gleamed under arena lights. His ring attire consisted of black trunks with gold pinstripes, emblazoned with his initials "S.R." in gold. He entered arenas in tailored three-piece suits, often navy or charcoal, paired with power ties and Italian leather shoes. His cold, piercing blue eyes and perpetual smirk completed the image of corporate arrogance.
Fan Engagement
Catchphrases:
- "Greed is good... and I'm better!"
- "In this world, you're either a NYSE or an OTC. Guess which one you are?"
- "Time is money, and you're wasting both."
Fan Interactions:
Fans loathed Radcliffe with a passion that bordered on respect. They showered him with boos and chants of "Wall Street scum!" and "Sell! Sell! Sell!" as he entered arenas. Radcliffe reveled in their hatred, often pausing mid-match to mock the "working class losers" in attendance. He'd toss fake stock certificates into the crowd or pretend to check the stock market on his gold watch, further infuriating spectators. Despite the animosity, fans couldn't deny the magnetic pull of his villainous charisma, making him one of GWA's most memorable heels.
