You know I was sitting back in my locker room a few days ago thinking about what it's like to be called a legend. I was thinking of all the times that I've been called that and all the times I've been called a fake. I've thought about the feuds I've had with guys like Masta Disasta, Sean Graves, Barty B Bad, Phantom, Kid Galahad, Necron, Kilo, Ghost, Dick Gazinya, Triple X, all though that match never took place...I've feuded with JTB, Kyle Cartier, Arnold Layne, Ryan Dice, Jugernaut and many more. I've thought about the times when even hating me my opponent had to give me props, had to give me the respect that I deserve to get each and every time I step a foot in that ring and give my life for the fans, whether I like them, or not. I give my life for the game and what I get in return is a paycheck, something in the mail that makes me live, and yet some of these people that I face, some of these people that I don't face have the nerves to say that I'm not a legend in this sport, and that I'm "over rated" as a wrestler. How can you say that when I've done what I've done? When I've accomplished things in my short career that people only hope to do in their entire career. Even Jugernaut will be the first to say that he looked at me as a rookie, as an inexperienced kid who won't get the job done, but you ask him what happened when he said that. But anyways the point of all this is women. (Funny how they revolve around everything isn't it?) When people, especially not wrestlers, but critics, dish out the insults to me saying that I'm nothing, overrated and exaggerated...there was always one person I could turn to. Not Ghuita, not Ashton, not anyone else but one person...and that one person is going to give me the strength that I need to win the Undisputed World Championship, or at least kill Jugernaut trying...