+ Sir William Regal + Where is Mr McMahon, I demand you tell me you verminous little runt.

+ Backstage Worker + I'm sure you would find him in his office William. Unlucky on your last match, it was a hard fought battle, it could have gone either way.

+ Sir William Regal + Unlucky!?, this was no matter of bloody luck sonshine. That what you just witnessed was downright treacherousness, a bleeding conspiracy. And thats Sir William to you, you vile little barbarian.

+ Backstage Worker + I'm sorry Sir William, Its just, from where I was watching, Thorn took the match fair a square.

+ Sir William Regal + Fair and Square!? What the bloody hell is this!? So did you not see that loathsome little tramp Ariel on the ring apron distracting the referee whilst I had the upper hand. This is proposterous, I must express my opinion that you must have been watching a different match to the one in which I competed. This would never happen in my country, a nation of honesty, and sportsmanship. Oh no, only in America do cheaters prevail. Absolutly disgraceful.

+ Backstage Worker + It was definitely the same match William Sir, Cruxifiction, Out for the 3 count.

+ Sir William Regal + You are a juvinile little delinquent, and I've never felt so insulted in my whole entire life. You should be ashamed of yourself, speaking to a man of such class and imperial as I, the Goodwill Ambassador William Regal. The match was clearly an inring blip for an athlete as established, an athlete as acknowledged and conventional as myself. But the facts remain the same, my arm would have been raised victorious had the repulsive little jezzabel not got involved, and its a blatant bloody conspiracy. Where is Mr McMahon's office, I muse express to him my disgust and right this wrong... this unjust that is American Civilization.

+ Backstage Worker + Its right the end of the corridor, and the door on the right, Sir. I do apologise sir William, I didnt mean to upset you.

+ Sir William Regal + Upset me!? This was a blatant bloody besmirchment , and everyone was in on it, shame on you. Now go on, scram, back to work before I give you a right old fashion English good hiding.

+ Scene + The backstage worker, doesnt need telling twice, he scuffles down the corridor, and around the corner out of sight. Regal shouts after him as he goes.

+ Sir William Regal + Thats it sonshine, on your little bike. Impassive little shit.

+ Scene + Regal murmers his disgust to himself, following the workers directions towards Mr McMahons office, before he reaches the destiniation, he see's Raw General Manager; Bret Hart.

+ Sir William Regal + Ah, Mr Hart, I was looking for Mr McMahon but you shall do. Surely you saw the unjustice that happened right here in your Raw ring?

+ GM Mr Hart + Evening to you to William, but do continue. What injustice would that be?

+ Sir William Regal + That would be the injustice that involved that little tart Ariel climb upon to the ring apron just as I had the match wrapped up, and resulted in that miscreation in the shape of Kevin Thorn picking up the victory.

+ GM Mr Hart + I gotta admit man, that was abit of a bummer, but Thorn battled a hard faught victory tonight, I cant take nothing away from him, we were all very impressed by the match in which you to put on.

+ Sir William Regal + So you dont concur that if Ariel hadn't stuck her nose in my business I wouldn't be the victor of that bawt? And ofcourse you were impressed, You saw the Warrior of Sir William Regal showing the world all about his English background and inring presence. There isnt many a better sight on the face of this earth than an English athlete doing what he does best, and thats suceed.

+ GM Mr Hart + Well the Englishmen didn't suceed this time, but I gotta admit William, im impressed. I kinda gotta state this though, if your inring presence is so desirible, how come your focus was blurred by Ariel. I would have expected a man of your experience and well being to expect the unexpected, and to be the best in this business thats what you gotta do. Take it from me, I am the best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be, and I just think...

+ Sir William Regal + There will be many a people who beg to differ about you being the best, like myself. What do you know about street fighting in Blackpool sonshine, dont insult my intelligence. The bloody referee was distracted by the preocupation, not me, it just so happened tha KEvin Thorn happened to hand me a cheap shot, and I want to know as Raw General Manager what the bloody hell you are going to do about it, This is a blatant bloody besmirchment.

+ GM Mr Hart + Ok man, I hear your call. Buyt dont raise your voice at me, I can make or break your carear, now you remember that sonshine. I tell you what Im going to do for you William, next week, Saturday Night Main Event, you will be in a King of the Ring qualifying match-up. So go and prepare for that, and I garentee you, your opponent will not be bring anyway to ring side.

+ Sir William Regal + Its about bloody time I got some recognition for my hard work around the wrestling scene. King of the Ring, William Regal, thats more like. Who better than The Royal Warrior William Regal to be the Internation Wrestling Entertainment King of The Ring. For once Mr Hart, you've actually done something respectable, and for that you have my thanks and blessings. So who will the poor soul who faces the brutality of the Englishmen.

+ GM Mr Hart + You will face another fighter, in the form of The Animal, Batista. Good night Mr Regal.

+ Scene + Bret Hart walks into Mr McMahons office as William Regal stands frozen to the spot, as if he had just saw a ghost. His mouth starts to move but nothing comes out. The camera moves away so the shot gets wider. The shot now shows Ron Simmons leaning up a wall, he had been watching the whole conversation, he chuckles to himself.

+ Ron Simmons + ...

+ Scene + Regal looks disgusted, Simmons smiles, pats Regal on the back and walks off. The scene fades out as Regal is left grinding his teeth.