[Nic Totopoulous is backstage.  He is in the promo area at Madison Square Garden.  The set up is for the Sex and Violence Pay Per View.  He is waiting for the signal for him to begin.  He gets his signal and begins to speak.]

This is it.  I've said what I've had to say about my tag match tomorrow right here in New York City at Madison Square Gardens.  I told the world what I think of T-Money, and what I think of Joe Traupman.  I've told the world that I plan on keeping my UWA United States Championship title belt inside the fifteen foot high steel cage.  I've heard what T-Money has had to say, and boy there was a lot of it.  All of it being of course a load of crap.  I'm not going to explain to T-Money why everything he says is a load of crap.  Nor am I going to explain to him why everything I say is a load of crap.  I'm not going to tell him why promo's are good for professional wrestling either.  If he can't figure out what I'm trying to get at here, he has a few less brain cells than I thought.  Like I said before, and like I've been saying all along, this will be the biggest match of my life.  This match will prove to myself that I am worthy of this title.  It will prove that it was no fluke that I won the title, that I deserve this title, because I do deserve it.  I've worked my ass of here in the UWA for months and months.  I wasn't prematurly put into the spotlight just as some people were.  I started at the bottom and worked my way up the ladder in the UWA.  I've climbed the totem pole to greatness, and I am almost there.  Being so close, this is where I need to shine.  This is where I need to prove to myself that I am not a man to mess with.  This is where I will prove to myself that I am ready for the next step.  That I am ready to challenge the UWA World Heavyweight Champion.  Now who that will be after tomorrow, nobody knows.  All I know is that whoever it is will have a fight on their hands.  And whoever is in my way will have a fight on their hands trying to keep me down.  They will struggle while trying to stop me from getting that shot at the title.  I know that there are people that have been here for a while, that have been here for a while that see my potential.  They see that I can become something huge here, and they are keeping me from wrestling the best in the business, the best in the UWA.  But I'm glad they did before.  I wasn't ready before.  I wasn't ready to be put into the World Title picture just yet.  But after tomorrow, all will change.  I will be ready for the next step.  I will be ready for the fight of my life when I take on the best the UWA has to offer.
 

 

When it comes to defending my precious UWA Untied States Championship title belt, I will do whatever it takes.  I know that for now this belt is my meal ticket.  I wasn't well off as a child and had to train for wrestling to attempt to make a living.  The people in Toronto were very good to me for they gave me shelter, and they taught me to wrestle.  When I was old enough, and had enough money, I flew to Calgary where I found a job, and trained with as I have mentioned, Stu Hart.  Now what does this have to do with anything you ask?  Well, I lived in poverty, and there is not way that I am going to let some cocky son of bitch take that away from me.  Not a chance in hell of that happening.  I'm going to fight this fight tomorrow to the bitter end, and to my tremendous victory.  It will be a night that I will remember.  It will be the night that I am catapulted into the spotlight and out of the shadows.  It will be the greatest night of my life.

Now T-Money, like I said before, I see your cockyness, and I only see it as a detrement to your chances at beating me.  You are insecure, just as I was.  You are worried about something.  It may not be what the people think of you, but there is something there.  You went out drinking the other night not long before a match.  It's the same thing I did when I hit rockbottom.  Then I got a phone call from a good friend of mine, andhe straightened me out.  He gave me the insight that I needed to turn my life around.  Now you see not an arogant cocky person, you see a self-confident person, who knows what it takes to make it through in this industry.  T-Money, you won't get past this attitude, this attitude that is going to get you no where fast until you dump Joe Traupman.  Now am I trying to help you?  Maybe.  Maybe I'm all wrong though.  Maybe I have no idea what I'm talking about.  But for some reason I think I do, and I think you should believe me too, it's for your own good.  Now if you dump Traupman that's up to you.  I'm not here telling you what to do, because quite frankly I could care less if you self-destruct.  But I just thought a few pointers might help, that's all.
 

 

T-Money, I'm not saying that a fifteen foot high steel cage is your element per say.  I'm saying that a steel cage is to your advantage and you disadvantage.  Your advantage because you have competed in many for cage style matches than I have.  But to your disadvantage because Traupman can't help you out.  But whatever you want to think is fine by me.  Whatever you want to say is fine by me.  I don't get too hung up on words.  I am more worried about actions, actions that can and will occur in the steel cage.  And I didn't say things go according to paper either.  But you know what, an advantage is an advantage, no matter how you look at it.  I'd say that I have a slight edge in this match because, well, I'm better than you.  But like you said, anything can happen at anytime.  Like maybe hell freezing over.  It could happen, but not likely, and neither is you beating me tomorrow without the help of your manager slash agent.

It's funny how you keep coming back to the fact that Wall2K made me tap out.  Of course this was not a good night for me, I was embarassed, and angry.  I think that if I competed in the ring again against him that I would beat him.  But that doesn't matter now because I'm not wrestling him again.  That night he was the better man.  But, what's even funnier is how you conviently forget the defeat against me only one week before.  It's funny because I was going to pin you after I delivered the Vertibreaker, and the only way you could not be pinned was with the help of your 5'5" manager slash agent, Joe Traupman.  But that's the past right?  You had a bad night right?  All the excuses in the world cannot combat the fact that I beat you, and would have gotten a clean win from you had Traupman not got involved.

T-Money, prepare or beware.  I'm at my best.  I'm more focused on the ultimate goal than ever before, and I'm for focused on beating you than every before.  T-Money, I'll see you in the ring.  And everyone out there remember, this load of crap was brought to you from your friendly neighbourhood Nic Totopoulous.

[Nic Totopoulous turns and leaves the promo area.  The screen fades to black.]