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[b][color=fff200]Name:[/color][/b] Jack Flanagan Jr.
[b][color=fff200]Position:[/color][/b] Owner and promoter of Global Pro Wrestling
[b][color=fff200]Personality:[/color][/b] It is said that a face-to-face meeting with Jack Flanagan is an overwhelming experience. As the man in charge of GPW, Flanagan projects an aura of strength and confidence, and can be a rather intimidating presence. Internally however, Jack doubts his own capabilities as a leader, a businessman, and a creative visionary in the evolving world of professional wrestling. Behind closed doors he obsesses over his critics in the wrestling media, and wonders if the business has truly passed him by. Despise what his critics may think, Jack cares about every single wrestler on his roster, to the point where he considers all of them to be family, but because of his powerful position he will tragically never know if these feelings are genuinely reciprocated. 
[b][color=fff200]Biography:[/color][/b] Global Pro Wrestling, GPW, was originally owned by Jack's father, who first brough Jack into the family business as an on-screen talent. In the early years, Jack played the role of a heel manager, serving as the mouthpiece for an impressive young wrestler named Max Power, with whom he soon became good friends. Following the death of his father, Jack inherited the company, and quickly transformed Max Power into a mega babyface by having him turn again Jack's own on-screen character. As a superheroic, larger-than-life figure, Max Power brought GPW, and the wrestling business as a whole, to a staggering level of success that neither Jack nor his father ever thought possible. Together, Max and Jack grew the company into a worldwide brand, with lucrative merchandising deals and unprecendented pay-per-view revenue, developing a close personal bond in the process. However, after a decade of dominance, fans have now started to grow tired of Max Power's traiditonal babyface routine. Business in in decline as a result, and Jack struggles to keep GPW relevant in the changing pop culture landscape of the 1990s. As the owner of GPW, Jack does indeed have an obligation to do what is best for the company and for his family's legacy, but that may now come at the expense of his best friend, the only real friend he has ever had in the wrestling business. 

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[color=fff200][b]Name:[/b][/color] Johnny Hollywood
[b][color=fff200]Position:[/color][/b] Creative Advisor to Jack Flanagan
[b][color=fff200]Personality:[/color][/b] A hotshot writer from LA, with an obnoxious and flamboyant demeanour. Generally insufferable. Considers himself a creative genius on the level of Prince. Says that will revolutionize the wrestling industry and bring it up to date for "sophisticated modern audiences." Genuinely loves wrestling and wants to improve the business, but is frequently misunderstood and misrepresented.   
[b][color=fff200]Biography:[/color][/b] After shopping around several abysmal scripts, John Woods eventually landed a job as a television writer for a sitcom called [i]In Between Boyfriends[/i], a humorous look at the struggles of a recently single woman in Los Angeles. The show was cancelled after it's first season. Searching for a new job, and having been a long time fan of pro wrestling, John arranged for a meeting with Jack Flanagan. In desperate need of an outsider's perspective, and impressesed with some of John's unique ideas, Flanagan hired him as a creative advisor, giving him the nickname "Johnny Hollywood." John liked the name so much he immediately had it printed onto t-shirts that he tries to push at the gimmick table before live events. 


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[b][color=fff200]Name:[/color][/b] Big Bob Roberts
[b][color=fff200]Position:[/color][/b] GPW Head of Talent Relations
[b][color=fff200]Personality:[/color][/b] A holdover from a bygone era in which pro wrestling was viewed as entirely legitimate. A complete contrast to Johnny Hollywood in terms of personality and wrestling philosophy. Often begins sentences with "Back in my fucking day..." 
Would never, ever, be described as a "people person" and yet now works in talent relations. Old school. Hard ass. Possibly unstable.  
[b][color=fff200]Biography:[/color][/b] Back in his fucking day, Big Bob Roberts was the toughest son of a bitch in this godforesaken business. A friend of Jack's father who started working for GPW in it's earliest years, Bob maintains his position in the company today partly due to Jack's respect for his father, and partly due to rumors that Bob was once a master practitioner of the "fish hook," a technique used to pry a man's eyeball out of it's socket. "Allegedly" performed the fish hook to a fan in Oklahoma who called the wrestling business fake.