JP: The show is really heating up tonight. Nightmare is now just six days away, Thunder Bull and Doomsday will clash in the first part of their three match series.

Sully: That�s going to be a bone crunching encounter. Neither man will give an inch; I�d have to tip the current champion to walk away from that the better off.

JP: Doomsday has it. The fans want him to win and he will not allow himself to lose a chance at the MWF World Heavyweight Championship.

Sully: Insane Wayne should be the MWF World Heavyweight Champion. He is too good to be the MWF President; he sits behind a desk when really he should be out there in the ring cracking heads together.

JP: Wayne can�t wrestle anymore, alright he�s back in the ring against �Kronik� but you really think he�ll stand a chance?

Sully: Of course he does. The man is almost bigger than this company. He has a presence and that will change the match completely, �Kronik� are no hopers.

[JP is about to say something but is cut off as the camera cuts from a shot of the duo to an office backstage. A monitor is in the corner showing a different view of the arena where the MWF is setup for the night, the camera pans away from the television to show the MWF CEO sitting at his desk. Walker is looking down and scanning the pages of a book, as the camera gets closer he closes the book with a snap. The spine reads �The Holy Bible�. Walker places the book on the table.]

Walker: Good evening ladies and gentleman. I was just taking a moment to read a psalm that Father John Ramsay recommended to me.

[A cheer can be heard from the crowd at the mention of the wrestler from Florida State.]

Walker: A good man is the Father, not someone that our President would care for. You see it has come to my attention that the MWF President has been speaking out over an issue, or two, close to his heart; The MWF World Heavyweight Championship.

JP: It is very close to Wayne�s heart, he was unsuccessful three times trying to win that belt.

Sully: He should have been the MWF World Heavyweight Champion at least once! He wipes the floor with most of the competition these days.

[Walker leans back slightly on his chair, rolls his tongue across his lips�wetting them slightly before speaking.]

Walker: Wayne, or rather President Wayne. You are the best man for the job, don�t get me wrong I have nothing against you taking the role of the Presidency but what I do have issue with is your contempt for my decisions. As CEO I still hold the power in the MWF. Think of me as the eagle that soars above you, and when I see fit I can swoop down and intervene.

[Walker gestures with his hand, swooping down and slamming it on the table.]

Walker: Sometimes I�ll crush you. Sometimes I�ll support you. At the moment I�m going to crush you because you�re trying to do something I don�t agree with. President Wayne you will never be the MWF World Heavyweight Champion, ever.

JP: Whoa! Walker�s really spelling it out for Wayne here.

Sully: He can�t say that. Wayne�s not exactly old, he still has plenty of years in the tank and we�ve seen older men hold the belt. Hell has anyone checked that Chris Michaels isn�t on a pension yet?

JP: Michaels is a good wrestler. You are right, Wayne�s not old yet but he�s not an active wrestler.

Sully: But�

Walker: The MWF President does not mix his duties! You wear a suit and you act like a professional. If I wanted you as a wrestler I�d of put it in your contract, but I didn�t. Did I Wayne? I signed you up to a job that you happily agreed to do. There is no going back now.

[Walker sighs a bit, brushes at a crease in his shirtsleeve.]

Walker: Tonight when you face �Kronik� it is a one off, a little incentive to make you despise yourself even more. the fact that you decided to throw a career in the ring away and do something that will actually benefit the MWF. I got fed up of your trying; you tried so hard but always failed. What does that tell you Wayne? It tells me you�re a damn failure!

[Walker seems to lose his composure, sitting forward in his chair and tensing.]

Walker: The MWF President will not be a failure, and by wrestling in the ring you are opening yourself up to defeat, ridicule and failure. That is the difference between and you, I�m here.

[Walker raises his right hand to up past his head.]

Walker: And this is you�

[Walker lowers his hand to his chest.]

Walker: Quite a gap. That gap will only decrease with success, professionalism and the right attitude. I�m not seeing that from you at the moment Wayne. I�m seeing a puppy, driven by greed for something he will never ever achieve.

[Walker claps his hands together and leans forward, staring into the camera.]

Walker: Take care tonight Wayne; I�ll be needing you to push a few pencils around here.

[The camera cuts back to a cheering arena. The MWF President�s office is still displayed on the MaxiTron where Walker gets up and walks out of the office.]

JP: The MWF President knows his role now. Walker has just put that argument to bed.

Sully: If Wayne thinks of a comeback to that he�s a genius.

JP: I don�t think the President has the mental capacity for that!

Sully: He knows a ring post from a pillar though, he�s got to have all his experience about him tonight to see of Sozzey and Mak.

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