Ki-Symbols
Each WMAC Master has a Ki-Symbol. A Ki-Symbol is the reflection of the soul of the combatant. For example, Herb Perez's Ki-Symbol is Olympus because he won the gold medal in Tae Kwon Do at the 1992 Summer Olympics. The Ki-Symbol reminds many of the mask of a Luchador because of the heart and soul of a person. Other examples include:
Red Dragon: Chris Casamassa's father is the founder of Red Dragon Karate.
Mouse: As a child, Michele Krasnoo was known for her high-pitched kiais.
Great Wolf: Jamie Webster's real-life Native American name translates to "Great Wolf."
Bam: Willie Johnson gets this nickname from shouting "Bam" in his kiais.
Superstar: Ho Sung Pak's name, in his native Korean, means "Superstar."
Baby Doll: Bridgett Riley's father, a movie stuntman, gave her this nickname when she was a child.
Yin Yang Man: Richard Branden's hobby is sketching variations on the ancient Chinese "yin-yang" symbol.
Striking Eagle: Taimak's name, in Aztec, means "Striking Eagle."
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