So, the Assassion finally speaks!
[Stonewall is sitting in a wrestling ring. He is up against one of the turnbuckles. The camera pans around, and it is recognizable that it is the Winnipeg Stadium in Manitoba, Canada. The very stadium that Thursday Night Explosion will be taking place. Stonewall looks up and straight into the camera.] Stonewall: I always like to get a feel for an arena before I perform in it. However, I must remember that this is not the place the massacre I will be leading is occuring. [Stonewall stands up and gets out of the ring. He signals for the cameraman to follow him backstage. Backstage, Stonewall walks near a wooden box and sits down on it.] Stonewall: This is very place is where the 5 man battle royal will happen. As you can see, its quite a zone for battling. Boxes, concrete, props, electronics, many things. However, I really do not plan on using too many of these 'toys' during my match. Karl Davis, so you finally decided to respond. So of course, I've yet again got a few things to say. First off, it seems that Davis thinks that my comment on hardcore wrestlers is enough to classify me into the same intelligence zone as Tito. Sorry, that's not the case. And let me explain my style a little. Yes, I'm mainly a technican, but that would be a Powerhouse Technican. The kind that know and use basically every move that was ever meant for a Heavyweight wrestler. You'll see me hit Piledrivers, Powerbombs, and Brainbusters as well. Also, I'll do the drop toe hold, a wide variety of suplexs, spinebusters, and much more. However, I am NOT the submission technican you hinted to. I've probably used submission moves twice in my career because quite frankly, they just don't work on today's wrestlers. So, that's why my finisher the AVALANCHE (Inverted Death Valley Driver) capitolizes on my height, strength, and ability, and is not a submission. Get the point? As for me ending someone's life, I've already done it. No one may care, no one may even remember, but about 3 months ago I killed an interviewer, albeit by accident, and once again, my former "business partner" could vouch for that. And guess what, I didn't care at all. That dumb f--- got what was coming to him, because frankly, anyone dumb enough to be an interviewer deserves that kind of fate. Secondly, let me explain the whole cheque example I used a couple days ago. If you had listened to what I said, my example is that since there is the possibility that you could lose first, then that cheque would be more money than you would earn afterwards. Granted, not my best example, but let's put it this way. An average example is ALWAYS better than no example at all. [Stonewall stands up and walks over to a trashcan.] Stonewall: Now Tito, remember that you said that you would bring John Moose to the matchup? Well, I've got a chair all set up for him. This trashcan will be right here once the match starts, and you can place him on the lid so he can watch he demolish each and every one of the other wrestlers in a systematic fashion. Then you know thte drill. I grab chainsaw, chainsaw meets John, fire meets John. Everyone rejoices, and I go home with a win on my tally. [Stonewall walks closer to the camera, so that the background isn't very visible.] Stonewall: All of you, Live Wire, Karl Davis, Sam Natas, Tito, prepare for hell itself. I plan on making all of you scream in pain before the night is out. I'm ready, but are any of you? Probably not... [The camera shuts off. Stonewall then walks to the parking lot and gets in his rented car. He drives off. A few minutes later, Stonewall is at his hotel. He goes in, and sees an elderly couple checking in.] Stonewall: (In his mind) Damn! What is up with this feeling? Every single time I see two people together, it saddens me. I'm not supposed to care, I suppressed my emotions long ago! I swore that I would never care like this again! [Stonewall goes back and gets in his car. He drives off.] Stonewall: (In his mind) Guess I'll goto the gym and prepare for my match. And maybe it'll make me forget all that feeling s---. [Stonewall pulls up at the local gym, and goes inside to prepare for his Thursday matchup.]
[Stonewall is sitting in a wrestling ring. He is up against one of the turnbuckles. The camera pans around, and it is recognizable that it is the Winnipeg Stadium in Manitoba, Canada. The very stadium that Thursday Night Explosion will be taking place. Stonewall looks up and straight into the camera.]
Stonewall: I always like to get a feel for an arena before I perform in it. However, I must remember that this is not the place the massacre I will be leading is occuring.
[Stonewall stands up and gets out of the ring. He signals for the cameraman to follow him backstage. Backstage, Stonewall walks near a wooden box and sits down on it.]
Stonewall: This is very place is where the 5 man battle royal will happen. As you can see, its quite a zone for battling. Boxes, concrete, props, electronics, many things. However, I really do not plan on using too many of these 'toys' during my match.
Karl Davis, so you finally decided to respond. So of course, I've yet again got a few things to say. First off, it seems that Davis thinks that my comment on hardcore wrestlers is enough to classify me into the same intelligence zone as Tito. Sorry, that's not the case. And let me explain my style a little. Yes, I'm mainly a technican, but that would be a Powerhouse Technican. The kind that know and use basically every move that was ever meant for a Heavyweight wrestler. You'll see me hit Piledrivers, Powerbombs, and Brainbusters as well. Also, I'll do the drop toe hold, a wide variety of suplexs, spinebusters, and much more. However, I am NOT the submission technican you hinted to. I've probably used submission moves twice in my career because quite frankly, they just don't work on today's wrestlers. So, that's why my finisher the AVALANCHE (Inverted Death Valley Driver) capitolizes on my height, strength, and ability, and is not a submission. Get the point? As for me ending someone's life, I've already done it. No one may care, no one may even remember, but about 3 months ago I killed an interviewer, albeit by accident, and once again, my former "business partner" could vouch for that. And guess what, I didn't care at all. That dumb f--- got what was coming to him, because frankly, anyone dumb enough to be an interviewer deserves that kind of fate.
Secondly, let me explain the whole cheque example I used a couple days ago. If you had listened to what I said, my example is that since there is the possibility that you could lose first, then that cheque would be more money than you would earn afterwards. Granted, not my best example, but let's put it this way. An average example is ALWAYS better than no example at all.
[Stonewall stands up and walks over to a trashcan.]
Stonewall: Now Tito, remember that you said that you would bring John Moose to the matchup? Well, I've got a chair all set up for him. This trashcan will be right here once the match starts, and you can place him on the lid so he can watch he demolish each and every one of the other wrestlers in a systematic fashion. Then you know thte drill. I grab chainsaw, chainsaw meets John, fire meets John. Everyone rejoices, and I go home with a win on my tally.
[Stonewall walks closer to the camera, so that the background isn't very visible.]
Stonewall: All of you, Live Wire, Karl Davis, Sam Natas, Tito, prepare for hell itself. I plan on making all of you scream in pain before the night is out. I'm ready, but are any of you? Probably not...
[The camera shuts off. Stonewall then walks to the parking lot and gets in his rented car. He drives off. A few minutes later, Stonewall is at his hotel. He goes in, and sees an elderly couple checking in.]
Stonewall: (In his mind) Damn! What is up with this feeling? Every single time I see two people together, it saddens me. I'm not supposed to care, I suppressed my emotions long ago! I swore that I would never care like this again!
[Stonewall goes back and gets in his car. He drives off.]
Stonewall: (In his mind) Guess I'll goto the gym and prepare for my match. And maybe it'll make me forget all that feeling s---.
[Stonewall pulls up at the local gym, and goes inside to prepare for his Thursday matchup.]