Desire

| Scene | We open up our scene in what appears to be a very black room. In that room, we see six candles litten up, each one of these candles having a special glass which features a picture on it. The six individual pictures, from left to right show Ciaran Michaels, David Hybrid, Nero Phoenix, Chris Hart, White Tiger, and of course, Mr. Man. We then go to see Mr. Man sitting in front of the candles.

| Mr. Man | What do you think of when you think of WrestleMania? Do you think of wrestlers going out all night trying to top one another and steal the entire show? Do you think of how much attention that is being put forth you and your peers as you sit there and watch the magical festivities? Or do you think of the one night you have a chance to make a name for yourself and become one of the greatest of all times as you put forth into every single minute for this moment? See, while all those thoughts are some good thoughts and something nice to think about, myself, I think a little bit differently.

| Scene | Mr. Man looks down to the candles, using his hand to show their existance on the screen you are watching.

| Mr. Man | See, when I think of WrestleMania, this year, I think about how we have six of the top superstars not only in this company, but professional wrestling itself. And these six wrestlers you see below you show what the meaning "entertainment" is about, and the only way you can catch these six wrestlers is in that Money in the Bank ladder match. And look at these six athletes, six athletes who put their bodies on the line each and every night, trying to impress you, give you the big hook-up in terms of spending your money's worth, and this my friends is where you will find each and everyone of them.

| Scene | Mr. Man keeps looking down at the candles, looking at them as they flicker in the room, making it a bit bright.

| Mr. Man | But when you look at these six competitors, you see how each and everyone of them have a different story they would like to tell, a different angle they would like to shoot. Some of these guys have that one passion to get past this hump and onto the main level in professional wrestling. Then you have those that would love to make a name for themselves, and make themselves worldly known today. Then you have those that want to prove to themselves that they still have what it takes to make it to the main event, and are looking to become great again. Then you have those that are using pride, pride to get accepted even more in their family, or to get accepted more by their mentor. Then we have those who are looking to add yet another notch into their belts, and frankly becoming the greatest of all time. But out of those five, only one of those men have something that can't be delt with pride, passion, or greed, and that is desire. Because out of those five men, only one really desires what they want.

| Scene | Mr. Man continues to look down at the candles, putting his hand and sliding it over each of them, feeling the heat from all six.

| Mr. Man | See these candles, what they symbolize is not the passion, not the pride, not the success, but the desire of a wrestler. And the brighter the flame shines, unless it goes out, show just how much desire any of these men have to make it in that ladder match. And you look at the candles, and the pictures symbolizing a person's image, that flame in each and everyone of them shows the desire they truly have deep inside to become Mr. Money in the Bank, and in the end, there shall be only one of these men with all the desire needed to not only win, but prove their worth in the eWe, and five of them will either rot, or get over on their own demise.

| Scene | Mr. Man then lifts up the first candle, featuring Ciaran Michaels on it, and just holds it up gently, so he won't burn himself.

| Mr. Man | Looking at this candle, looking at the flame, and looking at the picture, there's wrong about it. While the flame symbolizes the desire one man may want, this picture symbolizes everything wrong with wrestling today. This picture, Ciaran Michaels, just shows how single-eyed a man can be at what may be his only chance at the World title, and just proves they don't deserve this shot. You look at how each of this candle's five advisaries have at least tried showing their passion, but this candle, it doesn't wanna seem to light up, so instead of lighting up where it goes, I guess it's time for the candle to go out. And really, what better place for this candle to go out, this wax tod ry up, then at WrestleMania?

| Scene | Mr. Man smirks after say this, before he pulls the top of the candle close to his face, and blows it out, before putting the blown out candle on the mantle next to the others.

| Mr. Man | And as that candle goes out, you see five other candles there liten up, you see five other faces still shining in the light. And much like this candle, that light that shines beneath Ciaran Michaels, it will be simply put out, and Ciaran Michaels will not fit into this equation. See, while all the other five candles have shown their desire, Ciaran has shown he has no desire, he has not thought at winning, and he has no simple reason to fit into this match other than being another pretty little face.

| Scene | Mr. Man then looks from the first candle, to the next candle, a picture of David Hybrid on the brightly shown candle.

| Mr. Man | And as you look from the symbolization of a man who has no desire whatsoever to become Mr. Money in the Bank, you look to the symbolization of a man who has all the passion and potential to become great. But, this flame doesn't measure passion, it doesn't measure potential, if it did, than this Hybrid candle would be shining high, it'd be burning. Instead, this measures desire, something that we all know David Hybrid lacks. Because you look at everyone in this match, sans Ciaran, you will see that each of them have a measure of desire, but deep down inside, none of them, minus one, have the desire needed for WrestleMania. All but one, including David Hybrid, have no idea what is at stake for them in terms of desire at WrestleMania. And the way I see things, without the desire, David Hybrid will not make it through this match, and because of it, his desire will be enough to keep this symbolization in this candle lit.

| Scene | Mr. Man then lifts up the imagery of the David Hybrid candle, and lights it up, the flame flickering out all in one little blow. He then looks down at the remaining 4, before sliding the candle next to the Ciaran one, which is burnt out.

| Mr. Man | Looking at these four candles remaining, you look at each of the four, and how each of the four have their own little story for them. These symbolizations show how these four men still have that desire, but only one of these four men remaining show they have more desire than others. This symbolization proves that of the six, only four can take it to the limit, but only one can exceed that limit, can exceed expectations, and only one can walk out of WrestleMania, can walk out of the Kemper Arena, Mr. Money in the Bank, but I need to ask you, which candle will still be lit at the end of the night?

| Scene | Mr. Man then smirks down and grabs the twin of David Hybrid, Chris Hart, and puts it away from the other three lit, and the other two burned out.

| Mr. Man | Seeing these lit, it makes you think, what on earth can be going on. My question is simple, does Chris Hart even have the desire it takes to become Mr. Money in the Bank, or is this all just a ploy for him to get in the good with his boy, a man I took out, Blue Panther? Is it just some nice little scheme for Chris Hart to get even more accepted by his family as in heir to his father's worthless throne? The only answer that can possibly known is in the mind of Chris Hart. While I have no idea as to what Chris is thinking, I do know for a fact that Chris Hart has no desire to win, he has no real reason to make himself known, and by god, he has nothing going for him in this match. His desire, it doesn't come close to the other three still standing, and at the end of the night, only one of these four will be standing, and it will not be Chris Hart. So, this candle, by my account, doesn't mean anything in terms of desire.

| Scene | Mr. Man then pulls this candle to his face, and like he did with the other three, he blows this one out, leaving the flame to go dark, before putting it to the side, and looking to the camera.

| Mr. Man | And with that, goes Chris Hart and his dream of becoming Undisputed Champion, because his desire, it has nothing else going for him. Chris Hart, he has nothing in his favor, no one cares about him, he is a non-factor, and his desire, which is the main thing, means absolutely nothing. He will not win, that's a given, but only three candles remain left, who has the desire it takes to become Mr. Money in the Bank? Nero Phoenix? White Tiger? Mr. Man? Well, let's see.

| Scene | Mr. Man then grabs the Nero Phoenix candle, and puts it right in front of him on the mantle, looking at it with a smirk.

| Mr. Man | Now this, my friends, is a wild card, not only in terms of desire, but in terms of skill, and wins. And when you look at who's in this match, and the desire levels going up, you won't think of Nero Phoenix, but I will. Nero Phoenix, he isn't the best in the world, nor is he even remotly good, but he does have a certain level of desire that meets the standard to become a great wrestler in this business. And while may have some desire, his desire isn't enough. He won the World title once, and proved that he had enough desire to win, but not enough to keep it, and while I shouldn't be one to judge, I am proving myself far more than Nero Phoenix ever did. So, what I'm saying is, either Nero has the desire to win, but he won't have the desire to capitalize, and that my friends, is a reason his candle no longer shines bright enough for him to even remotly have a chance at becoming Mr. Money in the Bank, and with that, he will not win.

| Scene | Mr. Man then grabs the image of Nero on the candle, before sniffing the candle gently, and quietly with so much mystique, blwos it out so the flame doesn't light again.

| Mr. Man | Nero Phoenix, while he has some desire, he don't enough to capitalize and will fail. He will fail miserably, just like he did as World champion, and if he became Mr. Money in the Bank, much like he did the World title, he will devalue it to the point that it won't sought after for a long, long time. Nero Phoenix will not win, because only two people have more desire than he does to get the job done. The question I post for each and everyone of you watching, who has more desire? A legend like White Tiger, who has done literally everything in the eWe, besides Money in the Bank, or Mr. Man, a legend in his own right who is trying to get back on track, and become great? That's a question that will be solved, I guarentee.

| Scene | Mr. Man then grabs the two remaining candles, one with a White Tiger picture on it, showing him with his hand ready to slap someone, and one with a Mr. Man picture on it, showing himself holding his jaw, and puts both candles next to each other, both as bright as the other.

| Mr. Man | And that's where two will be left, and of these two, only one candle will remain shining at the end of the night, but the question I need answered, which one? Now, going with the numbers, the stats, the name, everything to do with the eWe, most people would pick White Tiger, most people see White Tiger's name and legacy and say that he is the automatic winner. But you look at his final opponent, his biggest threat, adn you see that their is more juice in his body, in his system then there is White Tiger, and you ask yourself, without being impartial, without thinking differently, you ask, which of these two has the most desire? See, you have a man who has worked hard his whole life, who has put this company on his shoudlers, and has really a legend out of himself and not on who his friends were, who he's known like some of his allies do, in White Tiger. But then you look at a man who has worked his whole life, who has tried to make name out of himself without using other people as reference, in Mr. Man, and you see there's not many differences.

| Scene | Mr. Man then reaches for both candles and lifts them both up, still managing to make sure that the pictures are seeable through the camera so teh fans at home can see what's shown.

| Mr. Man | And, while both men have similarities in terms of how they got where they are today, you see there is one difference. White Tiger, he doesn't Money in the Bank, he just wants to have yet another accomplishment to his name, he wants to become Undisputed Champion again, and Mr. Man, he need Money in the Bank, or else he'll jsut get lost in the shuffle unless this company dies, or another plague of injuries happen. And with that, while White Tiger has the greed of another way to shove his name down peoples throats for the next year, we have Mr. Man, looking to define desire and become Mr. Money in the Bank. And because of it, only one man can have enough desire to win and follow it up with the Undisputed title, and that one man is not White Tiger, it is in fact, Mr. Man.

| Scene | Mr. Man then puts down his own candle, and lifts the White Tiger candle closer to him, and with one huge blow, he blows out the flame, leaving only one candle lit up, Mr. Man's.

| Mr. Man | And then there was one. Out of six different men, there will only be one man with enough desire to become Mr. Money in the Bank, and while I have my own opinion, what indeed will happen? Will we see Ciaran Michaels reaching his goals and becoming Undisputed Champion once and for all? Will we see David Hybrid making his name big by becoming Mr. Money in the Bank and proving his worth to the business? Will we see Chris Hart showing up his manager, hell showing up his father by becoming Mr. Money in the Bank? Will we even see Nero Phoenix's dramatic rise back to the top as Mr. Money in the Bank and finally becoming Undisputed Champion again? Or will we see White Tiger add yet another achievement to his already impressive list and get his 6th overall World title? My answer is no. There will only be one Mr. Money in the Bank, and that is a person with the most desire, a man who is the Gold Standard, the Future of this entire industry, me. And at WrestleMania, my opponents will find out that the Future is indeed here.

| Scene | Mr. Man chuckles now, as he leaves the one remaining candle on the mantle, before walking off, as the camera has one final close up to the Mr. Man candle, before the camera eventually fades to an end.