Experience:  6 Seasons

Career Record:  60-31 (65.93%)

                Season 1:  8-6 (6^th of 12)

                Season 2:  9-5 / 1-1 Playoffs (5^th of 16)

                Season 3:  11-3 / 1-1 Playoffs (2^nd of 16)

                Season 4:  9-5 / 2-1 Playoffs (2^nd of 20)

                Season 5:  10-8 / 3-0 Playoffs (3^rd of 20)

                Season 6:  13-4 / 2-1 Playoffs (3^rd of 16)

Career Average Match rating:  3.780 (C)

                Career Matches of the Night:  11

                Career A* Matches:  9

Accomplishments:

                Career Earnings of $31,382.89

                Season Six Tag Team Turmoil Champion (w/The Phoenix)

                Highest playoff win percentage (minimum of 2 playoff appearances)

                Most regular-season wins in League history

 

Seen by many as one of the faces of the League, Nuclear Templeton is a perennial contender for the League Championship.  A League Original, Season One is the only season Nuclear did not make the playoffs, finishing in the middle of the pack.  Since then, he has rattled off five playoff appearances, including two heartbreaking final-round losses in back-to-back seasons.  In Season Five, he won the playoff consolation tournament, but due to the divisional layout that season, he could only finish third behind the two divisional winners.  A very vocal minority have taken to calling Nuclear the uncrowned champion of Season Five because of this.  In Season Six, he teamed with fellow League Original The Phoenix en route to his lone Tag Team Turmoil championship, and proved that was no fluke when they won the Tag Team Turmoil Tournament of Champions after Season Six.  With The League about to start its second run, the countdown to Nuclear's ascension as League Champion has started in the eyes of many.

 

 

A New Jersey native, Nuclear's fanbase has most noticeably spread to New England, Quebec, and the Tohoku precinct of Japan.  Unlike most of the powerhouses in The League, he has found success in Mexico, winning six out of seven matches in the country.  He also holds a staggering 76% win rate in Japan, and the only region of the world he struggles in is the United Kingdom, with just a 44% win ratio.