[Kick Start my Heart by Motley Crue hits the speakers and the sold of TNT Wrestling audience jumps to their feet.  Then Nic Totopoulous comes out from behind the curtain and on to the top of the ramp.  He is wearing his regular ring attire, a snazzy shirt, and his TNT Wrestling World Heavyweight Championship Title belt around his waist.  He stops for a moment, then proceeds to make his way down the ramp toward the ring.
 

 

Nic Totopoulous walks around the ring and is handed a microphone from the ring announcer sitting on the outside.  He climbs up the steps, through the ropes and into the ring.  He walks to the middle of the ring.  The music stops, the crowd is silenced.  He begins to address his thousands of fans in attendance.]

Let me start things off here tonight the only way I know how, and that is with a verbal thrashing.  I have known quite a few losers in my time.  I have known a few quitters in my time too.  I have known quite a few people that are losers and quitters in my life time.  Well, I have never known quitters and losers that are as bad as Terror Xtreme.  Let me start things off here tonight with Sledge and Fozz.  While I didn't know either of them that well, I know that Fozz did have some talent.  I did know that Fozz was a decent wrestler.  But now I know how much character they have.  Now I know that they are nothing but followers.  They couldn't think for themselves, they just did what they were told.  Which is fine, in this world you need people who are going to follow, who are going to take directions.  If everyone was a leader, the earth would have probably ceased to exist quite a while ago.

I know that Bucky started the trend throughout Terror X here in TNT when he decided that he wanted to leave.  I know full well why he wanted to leave too.  He wanted to be the World Champion, he wanted to rule TNT with the World Title strapped around his waist.  Well the truth is that he isn't good enough.  He knew that he wasn't as good as yours truly.  He knew that he couldn't beat me, and he was given chance after chance to do so.  So he just gave up, he quit.  He didn't have the passion for the sport, or the skill that he needed to be able to make it in this company.  This started a trend throughout Terror X that led to everyone wanting to leave.

Like Cappy.  I knew that he was bitter, and I knew that he was frustrated.  He had every reason to be.  He was wrestling at the top of his game, and he wanted to be the World Champion.  Just as Bucky though, he was given his opportunity, and he failed.  While he did give me one of the toughest matches in my life, and one of the best cage matches in TNT Wrestling history.  He did have a lot of talent, and he nearly had what it takes to hold my World Title over his head in victory, almost.  After I beat him, he was mentally depressed.  He thought that he had what it takes to be the best, but he didn't.  So he started making excuses for his losses.  He used the idea that there was a conspiracy against himself and the rest of Terror Xtreme among the staff.  The funny thing about that is, there wasn't.  There was no such conspiracy.  Once he started to make excuses, his in ring performance started to lack somewhat.  He just wasn't wrestling at his best anymore.  Then he lost his Eurasian Title to Gravedigger.  This pushed him over the edge.  He probable had a conversation with Bucky, and Bucky convinced him to leave.

Then there is Big Boss.  He too believed that he deserved a shot at the World title.  One thing I find funny about that is that he never did anything to deserve his shot.  What did he do?  He was the reigning Harcore Champion.  But who did he beat to deserve the shot?  As I looked down the list of victories for Big Boss, I saw him defeat some formidable opponents.  But these opponents were not main event material.  I looked a bit closer at his record, and I saw that whenever he was involved with a match against myself, he was always on the losing end, whether he was being pinned or not.  Now whether he deserved a shot or not, at least he believed that he deserved one.  So when he didn't get his shot at Entrapment, he started to believe everything that Cappy was saying.  He started to buy into the lies of confusion that constantly occupied Cappy's mind.  So he decided that since he wasn't getting a fair shake at the title, he quit.

Now I say good riddance to Terror Xtreme.  They were cancer to TNT Wrestling.  In the dressing room and backstage they caused nothing but trouble.  People backstage were miserable when they were around.  It was not an enjoyable environment to be working in.  Now I think all of you know why I refused to join Terror X when I had the chance to in the early days of TNT.  As much as I wanted to rip apart Brian Kraemer and his gang, I wasn't going to stoop as low as to join Terror Xtreme.  I knew what they were all about in the beginning, and I knew that deception would lead to an unmerciful attack as they would have tried to take my title away from me.  It was safer for me to stay as far away from them as I could.  But the more I pushed to stay away, the closer they seemed to get.  I wouldn't have fit into their organization.  Each one of them is easily manipulated by the other, as you can tell by their departure.  I am not easily manipulated, and I would have been seen as a threat to them, I would have automatically become an outsider and a threat to them.  Well, I seem to be rambling again, so I'll leave it with, I'm glad their gone.
 

 

Let me move on into the future, because that is what life is all about isn't it?  Let me move on to this Sunday night when I will be going one on one with Jonny Fly.  So Jonny Fly how's it going?  Long time no see eh?  I remember back in the day when we competed in UWA together, they were good times weren't they?  I was running the place as the World Champion.  You were...  What were you doing?  I can't remember, probably because it was nothing.  You were a nothing in the UWA while I was around.  You couldn't compete with me, so they kept you far away from me there.  They kept you where you belonged.  After I left, I have no idea what happened to you, or how good you got.  Quite frankly I don't really care either.  I don't know if you have noticed, but I am the TNT World Champion, I am the best in the company, and the best in the world.  No one can stop me, and no one will stop me.  So Jonny, try as you might, but your efforts will all be for nothing.

Let me get on to more important issues at hand.  Let me get back to the Pay Per View for a moment.  Let me take you back to the end of my match.  I was sitting in the middle of the ring after just successfully defending my title once again, and some words appeared on the screen.  The Golden Boy is on the way.  Hmm...  So what does this mean?  Well this can only mean one thing, someone is coming.  Who is that someone though?  Well it can only be one person.  He is a two time World Heavyweight Champion, he is a Hall of Famer, he has the best record out of everyone in history.  He is a man that I didn't know very well.  We never really met in the ring.  I know that he is a great wrestler, and I know that he has been nothing but friendly to me in the past.  I wouldn't consider him a friend, but I wouldn't consider him an enemy either.  All I know is that this man is a great wrestler, and that he is a man that no one should take lightly.  Who is he?  Well that's for me to know, and for you to find out.  If this is who I think it is, it could either be the best, or the worst thing to ever happen to TNT Wrestling.

[Kick Start my Heart by Motley Crue hits the speakers once again as Totopoulous drops the microphone.  The crowd begins to cheer again.  He walks over to the ropes, climbs through the ropes, down the steps and out of the ring.  He walks back up the ramp, goes through the curtain and backstage.  The music stops and the show continues.]