The Heroes

The Heroes, also known as The Good Guys, were a wrestling stable lead by Caden Barnes, known as Splendid.

The stable consisted of brothers Caden (Splendid), Simon (Barbarian) and Kyle (Punching Man) Barnes. Both the Heroes and Villains stables were made up of legit siblings of the Barnes Family.

The stable is known as one of the most iconic stables of East End, and has won many titles and Hall of Fame inducts.

Formation (May 10, 2002)
The Heroes formed after the debut of Caden Barnes, who rose to power as wrestler Splendid. Caden was 13 when he debuted in the tween branch of the East End Wrestling group.

Caden and eldest sibling Simon were assigned to pick a partner whom would join up with them in their newly formed tag team. Caden had picked Kyle, whom (Aside from Lance, his legit identical twin) he had the greatest relationship. Simon had initially favored Steve (The Burglar) but came to agree with Kyle, given he would fit in as a hero, while Steve was strongly in favor of his burglar gimmick.

Debut (May 23, 2002)
Splendid, The Barbarian and Punch-Man made their debut against the SkipJacks, Sick Skip, Smart Skip and Scuba Skip, a trio of gimmicked fisherman themed friends, in which Splendid won by pinning Smart Skip 47 minutes into the match, after nearly being pinned by leader Scuba.

Disbanding of The Heroes/Semi-Retirement (May 14, 2014)
Following the departure of The Barbarian, his role whenever he wasn't managing a member during tag team, was filled by cousin Tony Barnes, known as Mr. Assassin (Later The Ninja and The Assassin). The group began to show less interest in wrestling, especially following the recent death of Marshall Barnes in 2011, and later came to semi-retire in May 2014, following a Money In the Bank match, in which Splendid had his final battle with the villains, defeating The Tornado with ease, leading to him forfeiting and running away from the match in humility, and upon reaching for the briefcase, Splendont attempted to push him off the ladder, but he got the upper hand and was able to easily knock Splendont off, being his last fight against him, and with the storyline, defeating him once and for all, and retrieved the briefcase, leading him to have used the money for a retirement and vacation with Punching Man. (in reality, everyone got a cut from the money, with Splendont retiring for good)

The Heroes occasionally made returns, mostly for promos, however, Splendid and Punching Man on rare occasions had battles against other opponents, until 2016 when they officially retired.