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WSW CONFIDENTIAL SPOTLIGHT......
DRAVEN BLAZE

A true WSW fan would have to be blind, deaf, and dumb not to know who Draven Blaze is. Draven, an accomplished high flier, has become a staple in World Star's Super Junior Division and has a huge future as a fan favorite in WSW.

On July 11, Draven tied up with "Dead or Alive" Donnie Brass and was brutally attacked. Donnie continued his relentless assault on Blaze while whipping Draven's knee and slapping the dreaded figure four onto it for several minutes, ignoring the referee's command to release the hold.

WSW Confidential had a chance to sit down get an insight on just who exactly is Draven Blaze and where exactly he came from.

A second generation wrestler, Draven has big shoes to fill. His father, one of the infamous Dark Patriots and Executioners, had developed a seriously respected reputation. Wrestling ran throughout the family as Blaze's uncle was also a regional wrestling star.

"I started watching wrestling since I could remember, and I admired, and respected the ability, and courage, to get into a ring, in front of people, and bash ... each other."

Draven Blaze came from a rough start. He spent two years under the guidance of Jesse "Mr EGW" Durning. Draven's debut match fell on his 18th birthday with a shootfight win over "Hell Freezer."

"My body was beaten. I knew after the match, bleeding, sweating, and hurting, that this was my life."

Draven is known to have a suicidal, all-or-nothing attitude. His hardcore bouts in EGW have been well documented. Many matches were bloody fights, and some even total ultimate fight style submission fights. Draven is also a strong advocate of blood fights and ultra violence.

"Blood and hardcore with me will never pass. Extreme Generation Wrestling, which was the first fed I worked for, was all about in your face hardcore action. ... I was always wrestling, and always will wrestle, the way you see me. High flying, hardcore, crazy, and fun."

Jesse Durning introduced Draven to Johnny Glitter and WSW at the April runs of MacAdoo and Moosic. EGW had slipped out of active competition and Mr Durning, who eventually landed a job on the WSW Staff as WSW Title Committee Chairman, made sure to take care of Draven's career.

"I talked to Johnny Glitter at McAdoo, and he told me when I want to work for him, to let him know. My first match with WSW was so exciting to me that I was a part of WSW for life."

Draven's third match for WSW occurred at the WSW: Camp Dost event in Millville on July 11. Draven was brutally attacked and was sent to the hospital for surgery. He has been temporarily benched from active duty. While he is waiting, he will be scouting out his fellow competitors in the Super Juniors division, as well as the new trainees to be inducted into Glitter's secret new division.

Most importantly, Draven will be keeping his eyes on Donnie Brass, and waiting for a chance at revenge.

"I feel Donnie Brass is just an immature little boy that can't get his head on straight. I won't press any charges, because I don't do that sorta stuff. I was attacked by Donnie Brass because I was going against him for that match. If it was someone else, they would have gotten the same thing. One thing is for sure, he'd better wise up because when I come back, I'm hunting for a cowboy. He's in a ring of fire when I come back."

Draven also has a sour taste in his mouth about some of our other competitors, including one standout WSW newcomer, the massive KAGE, who has managed to pick a fight with almost every member of the WSW locker room.

"All he does is complain, so I want to shut him up."

Draven has also expressed interest in partaking in a friendly competitive match against fellow standout Super Junior Division star, SHOOTER SHAWN SHERIDAN; as well as a friendly match with a partner of his choice against the Hardcore Mafia.

His surgery could be a big factor in his future. If therapy goes well, he could be back in action for the September or October events. If things were to wrong, he could never come back.

"At first it scared the living hell out of me, but then after I got the surgery, I felt like I am going to come back. The doc said there is a chance my wrestling shoes will never go on my feet again, but I have confidence, and hope to hear from fans, and wrestling friends. I will be better than before, and I will be on top."

Draven is yet another happy member of the WSW roster. Among his favorite parts of the locker room is the fact that a majority of guys actually want to be there and respect each other, whether they like each other or not.

"I have tremendous amounts of respect for WSW. The thrill of being part of something so great like WSW, and being able to entertain all sorts of wrestling fans, of all ages. I'm WSW untill they don't want me (any) more."

The million dollar question -- is wrestling worth it for him?

"I have NEVER regret any of my wrestling decisions. I don't regret it at all. I love it. Wrestling is my dream and if I can't wrestle again, I will still be part of the show. "