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Part Four - Mentally Prepared

It has been a while since I have stepped into the ring of battle. A few months have past since I last felt the energy of a live crowd. You know when (Jonathyn) Brown fired me, I figured I would finally get away from this business. Finally get a chance to move on with my life. Heh, who was I fooling? As much as I hate this business, I can't help but love it. If it weren't for wrestling, I'd be dead already. Ironic huh? A profession that requires you to put your body on the line night in and out, that often pushes you beyond the limits of normal men, and almost always sends you to an early grave, is also the saving grace of my life. You see, before I broke into this business, I was really into drugs. Not something I'm proud of, but something that has plagued my life none the less. I almost died on two occasions, but somehow I pulled through. I like to think that I had an angel watching over me, making sure that nothing bad happened to me. Why? Because I felt that my life had a greater purpose.

Around the turn of the century I cleaned myself up. I quit everything cold turkey, and decided I was going to go out into the world and find my calling. Well, I found it alright. I was working out one day when this man approached me. He looked a bit like a slime ball, really untrustworthy if you know what I mean. He began asking me questions about what I did for a living. When I told him that I was unemployed, he asked me if I would like to try wrestling for his company. you see, he had started a small wrestling promotion titled GWFO, Golden Wrestling. I really had no experience with Wrestling, except for vague memories from my childhood, but I decided to take him up on the offer anyway. I thought maybe, just maybe this was it. Maybe this was my calling. After four months of working for GWFO, I received a call from the NWO. This company was much bigger, and they really seemed to want me to be a part of their show. We came to an agreement that still allowed me to work occasional shows for GWFO, while getting national TV exposure with the NWO.

Life was really going great by that point. I couldn't complain if I wanted to. Around the end of 2001, the GWFO closed it's doors. I was able to make it to the last show,and as painful as it was to see them go, I knew that I still had a job in the NWO. The sad thing is, just six months later, the NWOs financial trouble had finally caught up to it, and they had to close their doors as well. This left me without a job, or the desire to continue on with my career. Over the two and a half years that I had wrestled for the two companys, I had managed to make a great deal of money, and also amass a few injuries. Injuries that I had put off for far too long. I felt that it was the right time to step away from this business, heal up, and just have some fun.

But I did't have fun. As each week passed I began to miss the business more and more. In 2003 I tried working a few small shows here and there, but it just wasn't enough. I really wanted to return full time. Enter Generation Next Wrestling. I was only there for about three weeks before a scandle involving the XWF broke out, and that scandle would lead to me leaving the GNL for XWF.

In the XWF my star rose fast. It was like I never even took a break from wrestling. I went undefeated for months, and my first title shot was for the World Title, against Kill Joy... I won it. The problem was, I had found out about Sean Graves there. And we were caught up in a blood feud that still rages on to this day. It all started a year ago in the XWF, and to this day we still haven't settled our differences inside of a ring.

Can I make another sucessful comeback to this sport? I'm sure I can. in a way, coming to CWF is like going full circle. I'm now back at the bottom, and if I want to be the star I once was, I will once again have to fight my way to the top, tooth and nail. Two obstacules stand in my way though. One of course is my brother Sean, who is also a part of CWF. My feud with him will finally come to an end, and CWF will have to be the place that happens.

The other obstacule is Sean Matters, my first opponent in CWF...


Part  Five - The Begining

The scene opens inside of an old run down gym. The quipment in this place looks like it's straight out of the 70's. The floors and walls are covered with a thick layer of dirt and grime. Surly this place should have been condeemed by now you would think. Towards the back of the building you notice an old worn out wrestling ring. Two men are shaking hands. The closer the camera gets, the more you detail you can make out. One of the men is Micheal Graves, the other man is an unknown face though. The unknown man exits the ring and walks out of camera view as we continue to move in on Graves, who slides under the ropes and takes a seat next to his friend Terry Blackstone.

Micheal Graves
Wow, that really was a workout. Goes to show me what sitting on my ass for three months can do to a guy.

Terry Blackstone
Don't kid yourself son, you did great.

Micheal Graves
Come on Terry, don't try and sugar coat it for me, I was winded in what, two minutes?

Terry Blackstone
Ok, so your a little out of shape. Don't worry about it, you'll do fine.

Micheal Graves
Yeah, your probally right... But then again, what do we really know about Sean Masters?

Terry Blackstone
Well, I know that his XWF record isn't something to brag about.

Micheal Graves
Really?

Terry Blackstone
Yeah, the guy has lost 11 out of 17 fights there.

Micheal Graves
Wait a minute! you mean that this guy gets all this hype and sh*t, and he has stats like that?

Terry Blackstone
Exactly. That's why I'm really not worried for you. Out of shape or not, I think you can take this cat down pretty easily.

Micheal Graves
Well in his promo, he did say that in the past he has allowed opertunities to slip through his fingers, and then he went onto say that he would not make that mistake again. So he could be ready for me.

Terry Blackstone
That's very possible. He could be ready to smash your head in the second that bell rings. Listen, I'm not telling you to over look this kid, but if I were in your shoes, I wouldn't worry too much about him.

Micheal Graves
By the way, have you heard anything from Sean yet?

Terry Blackstone
No, I'm not even sure he's going to put out a taped promo. The two of you are allot alike in that aspect. Neither of you really like taping segments to hype the shows.

Micheal Graves
Well you know my story, I just can't deal with a camera following me all over the place.

Terry Blackstone
Yeah, and what's Seans excuse?

Micheal Graves
Well, if a camera followed him around all the time, I'm sure they would catch enough footage to finally lock him away for good.

The two men enjoy a chuckle at that comment.

Terry Blackstone
Ok man, I've got to get going, but you take care now, and don't worry too much about Matters. I'm sure your going to pull the out the win on this one.

Micheal Graves
Heh, I'll try not too.

Terry Blackstone
Alright, later bro.

Micheal Graves
Yeah, see ya.

As Terry left, I began thinking to myself. Terry was telling me not to worry about Sean Matters, but really I wasn't. Sure, I wanted to look good for my return to the ring, but at the same time one thing was running through my mind. Sean Matters wasn't my problem. Sean Graves was. Now that he knew the truth, and that he knew that I had tried to kill him, I couldn't help but wonder, what was going to happen when we finally stood face to face? I know Sean will never understand how I feel. He will never accept the fact that I was being manipulated by his ex wife when I did what I did. No, as sorry as I have felt for my actions, Sean will never accept an excuse. The only thing he's going to accept is my blood...





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