Destiny.
So many people claim they have destiny, but very few achieve it! Legend claims to have Destiny, but he’s been
so wrought with failure lately, it’s likely his destiny is being read upside
down. Now, Chamelion on the other
hand? Each promise fulfilled, each goal
reached, every intention made good.
Sunday, the 26th of February, the most Devious SOB in the
business today went into the Breslin Center in Lansing, Michigan and pinned
Toxic for the BWF World Championship.
One journey complete, and yet another is set to begin.
Scene opens inside the Sommers Gym early
Thursday Morning as Chamelion, wearing a light green jacket and black jeans,
steps through the front entrance. He
looks around, smiling to see it busy already with young hopefuls. Many turn his way and wave or clap,
acknowledging his success and he replies by undoing his jacket and showing off
his world title! Yeah, he wore it into work today; can you really blame him?
With only a day or two’s time to train in his
own gym before flying across the border to Canada, he makes a beeline for his
office and shuts the door firmly behind him.
Unstrapping the title, he lays it gently on the desk and then sheds his
jacket. Walking to the mini-fridge, he
pulls out a bottled water, takes a sip and then turns our way.
“Ahhh,
it’s SO nice to be back here in
He smirks.
Ah, Segue!
“My
opponent come Monday is a man who competed against the Primetime Champion,
David Blazenwing by playing… Smash Brothers? And on a Game Cube no less? Seriously, that match took a plunge when they
didn’t do X-Box!”
Shrugging,
Chamelion takes another sip and sits in his office chair.
“Still,
this man is larger then I, and looks like he’s stepped right outside of one of
those British B-movie Zombie films? What was that one called again?
He thinks a moment.
“Or,
heaven forbid, the guy passes gas way to often.”
He chuckles at the thought.
“Ok,
let’s focus here. Absolute Zero does not
get taken very serious here in the BWF; and frankly his efforts since joining
have not been very up to par. So, the question to ask is why is he getting a
title shot against ME? Well, honestly, I
kind of have a bad habit; I tend to offer my title up in every match I am in…
because I firmly believe if you can beat me, you deserve what I got.”
He nods firmly, but then breaks out into a
giant grin.
“However,
before any of you get any bright ideas on challenging me, it seems the BWF
offices frowned heavily on that concept… they do not want their main event
damaged by losing one of their best before it happens… and why should I
argue? Oh, some of you may shoot back
that I’m afraid, but honestly; do you believe that? No, truly, at the moment, I really do want to
relish what I’ve worked so hard to win, and I definitely want to be in that
Elimination Chamber match.”
He takes a long drink of water, wipes his
mouth and smirks.
“Absolute
Zero, in any case, gets the shot simply because I want to be fully motivated to
work hard Monday, to test my body and make sure it’s still up to par after the
brutal confrontation with Toxic. Risk
urges us to do more then we’d normally do, and I need to know where I’m at.”
Nodding, he sits forward and shakes his head
in wonderment.
“As for
you, Zero, there’s not a whole lot to go on, save your BWF profile and the two
promos you’ve cut since returning.
First, work on your English, kiddo, cause ‘To go after and win the World
Heavyweight Championship and win” comment is really whacked. Second, try to make a little more sense,
cause watching your stuff is disorienting…. And could cause one to have an aneurism,
sheesh.”
Reaching forward, Chamelion picks up his
World Title and displays it for all to see.
“Monday,
you get the shot you so desperately desired, against a man who is the best in
the business today…really, I am.. don’t listen to Legend who thinks he is;
cause that man doesn’t know a win if it bit him on the ass…. Anyhow, you get
that shot, but understand this, kiddo… when all’s said and done, I’ll still be
the champion, and you? Well, you’ll be Absolutely.. ZERO! GOT IT?”
With a nod, Chamelion stands, tosses the
title on his shoulder, and leaves the office to go work out.
End