I was involved in a contract signing that is suppose to heighten my career tremendously. I have wrestled before but this time was suppose to be different, the passion of Craig Bagaran was just unbelievable. He convinced me that I would be working with some of the best wrestlers to ever grace the ring. Wrestlers like Eron the Relentless, Kodiac Vic Creed, and many more. I then though to myself how am I suppose to compete with names like this, the talent, charisma, and the overall ring work. I brought this up to Craig Bagaran and he simply smiled and reminded me of my wrestling abilities, the great matches I have had in the past. He reassured what I knew was already there, I lost this feeling after the many month's of inactivity and it was great to have it back.
The loss of my tag team partner Bane was another hurdle in the process to recovery all in itself, how long had it been since I stepped into the ring as a singles wrestler, sure there was the XW Tournament but that wasn't really wrestling. That was a pure brawl from beginning to end, the punishment I had to endure throughout that thing was intense, the simple minded fool that ran that tournament still has something coming from me if I find him. Granted I went in there and did what I had to and won, what did I win though, I couldn't honestly tell you. The prize was more of a punishment than a reward, I was awarded a long term contract to a federation that was doomed to failure. Yeah yeah I'm speaking of the acclaimed Tornado Wrestling, well atleast it was back then, when I was offered the contract the wrestling was in full swing, little did I know that Chris West went missing and the wrestlers had to keep the company afloat, they did a good job for awhile but the whole atmosphere was different.
Soon after I joined the whole backstage was in turmoil with people trying to figure out what the hell was going on, with Christ West gone how was the company going to continue, and the thought that was on everyonee's mind was the one that crushed the company. Not a month after I received my contract I was out on the streets looking for work, I felt so mis-used. The feelings of inadequecy began there and ended here. With the final dotting of these small lines I was once more going to rise to stardom. Much like the days I spent in the HPW, I think those were the best days of my life, the passion I had everytime I would wrestle a match was great the purity of the sport lay within the athletes that took part in that excellent time frame. That was where I really shined, winning the World Title Belt for the first time in there history, carrying it all the way until the company filed chapter ten bankruptcy. I walked in to that company a nobody, a person to whom if you saw on the street you would simply disacknowledge the fact that he was even there. But I walked out a legend, a household name, after the ladder match at there first Pay Per View the life I held began to change forever.
The money was even more pure than the sport at that time, everyone was going a little nuts about one thing or another. But I had the company by the balls, this split sense of noteriety that some of these wrestlers have nowadays is nothing compared to the noteriety I gained as being the champion of the HPW. Beyond that there is really nothing left to delve into. There is no need for you to know my childhood, or even the people who were involved back then, why would you care o know such things anyway, back then none of you knew who I was, none of you even cared about a child who's lifelong dream has been fulfilled every single day from there on out, simply put, this sport is all I care to share with you.
On the other hand it may be interesting to let you know just what I think about the current situation I am in as opposed to the turmoil I had to deal with as a child. Nah!
Height: 6 foot 4 inches
