Black Pyramid Wrestling Staff

BPW's President of Wrestling Operations and the face of the enigmatic investor group behind the promotion, Conrad Dukes first made his name, as well as his fortune, in the tech industry. Notably reclusive, Dukes has spent most of his time since the lockdown order in his office near the top of the Luxor's Pyramid, making him an easy man to find.

A small, mouse-like man with a silver tongue, Conrad's a dealmaker at heart. It's a shame those deals often benefit him alone. Not one for physical confrontation even if he were capable, he would be something of a pushover under normal circumstances. However, taking that course of action with the boss is a surefire way to have a run-in with Jobberwock Securities or a face-to-face meeting with Head of Security Von Brandt.

Leader of Jabberwock Securities and Head of Security for Black Pyramid Wrestling.  Von Brandt’s resume is largely an enigma – he is almost assuredly operating behind a pseudonym, but whispers have existed for years of clandestine work overseas and membership of the United States Army’s elite Delta Force squadron.  Jabberwock Securities, a private paramilitary company that has been common characterized as barely legitimized mercenaries, was founded in 2007 and rose to prominence in the wake of Blackwater’s tarnished handlings in Iraq and Afghanistan.  Jabberwock has been contracted extensively to crush the 2019 Portland Riots, and there are allegations of involvement in Venezuela, Crimea, and Hong Kong.

Von Brandt is a dour, cruel man who is deadly competent at his job.  Charged with securing the Luxor and protecting his employer from any “dissatisfied participants”, he is a master of CQC who relishes the opportunity to try his hand against “the world’s best”.  He almost never leaves the grounds of the hotel, tasking his men to secure the city’s perimeter and general stability while he acts personally as Duke’s bodyguard.  Jabberwock has been explicitly forbidden from killing any participants, but riot control is clearly their forte.


A local 'legitimate businessman' (read: mob-affiliated bookmaker operating out of his pawn shop in the Hawaiian Marketplace on Las Vegas Boulevard), Wexler's knowledge of the sport is often overshadowed by his loudmouthed, abrasive personality. He brings his oddsmaking experience into his work as commentator, breaking down how things should happen, and getting frustrated when things don't.


A Boston-based podcaster with prior commentating experience and an encyclopedic knowledge of the sport, Mia McCoy is the calm and professional foil to Simon's hot-headed hot takes, calling the action while he shows off his analytical "expertise."


Literally Bruce Buffer. Left stranded in Las Vegas when the lockdown order came, Bruce has taken his talents to the only show in town capable of paying him his rate and providing security.