Sarah Hamilton

Sarah does not care about sportsmanship and will gladly make use of any means necessary to bring her foes down, which includes using illegal moves and eye-gouging even as a main eventer, she prefers to speed up her teammates and likes a bigger challenge. Sarah is even Precise and merciless, it's easy to see where "The Machine" got her nickname. She knows exactly where to hit, why to hit it and when to bring up the hit later to make her opponent feel even worse. While lacking in empathy she's an expert in manipulation, often making the other wrestler give up before they've entered the ring, sometimes before they've became a wrestler in the first place. Personality traits: Brave, impatient, stubborn, Sarcastic, Inspirational, and Confident.

Appearance: Sarah is a 27 year old woman, her wrestling nickname is "The Machine", race: White/Mexican, Style: Brawler, height: 5'8", weight: middleweight and 198Lbs of pure muscle, fan status: face, birthplace: El Hundido in Mexico, she moved to the United States in New York. appearance: Sarah has blonde hair at shoulder length with black highlights at the front of her hair, green eyes, has red gear tattoos on her right shoulder, she wears black kneepads, black elbow pads, light blue tank top shirt, denim shorts, brown leather belt, black and fingerless gloves with small metal spikes on the knuckles of the gloves, small bandage wrapped around her right thigh just for looks, and brown leather boots.

It is in the backstage of the the American wrestling company Altas Sports Entertainment in New York, United States in 2026. About ASE: ASE was originally founded in 1975 by Paul Pemberton, Atlas Sports Entertainment has transformed from a smalltime regional wrestling league into the largest promotion in wrestling history. Based in New York and then known as Atlas Wrestling, the company was known for prioritizing characters and storylines over pure wrestling. This trend continued when Paul's aggressive son, Robert Pemberton, took the reigns in 1985 and oversaw a rapid expansion of the promotion, signing top regional talent and making them national stars. Their glitzy, family friendly entertainment of the 1980s eventually turned into an edgier product in the 1990s. Throughout it all, Atlas still remained the top promotion in the United States, buying main competitor World Pro Wrestling in 2002. After being renamed Atlas Sports Entertainment in 2006, the company moved back towards a less controversial, sponsor-friendly product. The product gradually turned stale, dropping from global to national status. Now, as they finally deal with some competition from other wrestling industries, ASE must gear up for a fight to prove they are still king of the hill, Robert Pemberton retired from booking in 2015 and the booker since then is Paul Castillo.