IWF Inception - GRUDGE MATCH - James Kash vs. RJC Cool

[JMay187]

Roleplay here for the Grudge Match featuring James Kash vs. RJC Cool here.

 

[Rated RJC]

The scene opens with a video package that begins with text that reads “The return two years in the making†before showing a shot of a silhouette with the body similar to IWF Superstar RJC Cool. We then see a small snippet from an early promo with Cool stating he is the future of this business. More text comes on the screen that says “This Sunday, friends turned to enemies and a grudge match for the ages†Quick shots of action involving RJC Cool and James Kash are shown from the summer of 2007 and concluding with a few shots from the closed down IWE. We see Kash and Cool celebrating with the IWE Tag Team Championships and then in black and white pictures we see the betrayal by Cool on Kash this past Monday on Mayhem. An explosion graphic crashes on the screen as the camera fades to a dark alley way. Garbage is strewn through the alley with a few metal cans and lids lying around before we pan up to see a pair of feet. The camera moves up to show RJC Cool standing in jeans and a baby blue, white striped dress shirt, he has an arrogant smirk on his face.

RJC Cool: I guess there’s only one thing I can really say at a time like this. He’s back. That’s right, The Chosen One, the Pinnacle of Potential, the Cool One, R-J-C Cool is back in the IWF. For those of you who don’t know me I was THE primer superstar in the IWF three years ago. I was the fastest rising star in this company, enjoying my first IWF Undisputed Championship reign until everybody’s favorite boss Montana and former IWF Superstar MNM broke my neck and due to a previous ‘No Physical Interaction’ Clause in a contract I was booted for the IWF for life. Or at least that’s what everybody thought. Now I wasn’t away from wrestling for the entire time. About eight months ago I got a call from former Impact Wrestling Entertainment Owner Curtis Hall who signed me to a long term deal with his wrestling company that seemingly acquired all the key IWF Superstars. It was in the IWE where hatred and rivalry turned into respect and friendship for myself and James Kash. Together we ruled the IWE Tag Team Division and the company went under with us still on top. And I guess that is where this chapter of my life begins.

Cool runs his hand on his forehead and draws it back all the way across his skull as if he is reliving what he is saying as he speaks.

RJC Cool: When I found out that the IWE was going out of business it was a lot to handle. I had just gotten back to the shape I was in during my first IWF run. I was ready, willing, and able to face any challenges and work to be the very best at what I do but that just wasn’t the case at the time. I was climbing back up the ladder and it all came crashing down due to a buyout of the IWE as well as the previously mentioned contract, now three years old, that didn‘t allow me to return to the IWF. I was in a bad place when I got the call. It was James Kash, former enemy now friend calling to tell me he wants me to come back to the IWF. With the help of James and his high priced assembly of lawyers we fought and I got reinstated to the IWF. Don’t get me wrong the very day the IWE went out of business I trained harder than I ever had before. I learned to not let anything get me down and always be ready for whatever comes my way and I was. Two weeks ago on Monday night I followed my same routine, I worked out all day and kicked back to watch some good old IWF action and that’s when I saw the new comer Nic Stone use Sunni Rayne to distract James and win the match thus earning his title shot. The kid talked a great game and backed it up, doing what ever he had to do to win the match. There was something that struck me and that was that this wasn’t the James Kash I knew. The James Kash I knew wouldn’t have phoned it in when there was a title shot on the line. The James Kash I knew wouldn’t throw in the towel. The James Kash I knew wouldn’t quit on himself not when we were rivals and not when we were tag team partners.

Cool digs his hands in his jean pockets and stares down at the ground for a few seconds before looking back up at the camera.

RJC Cool: Needless to say I was not impressed with James’ performance in that match but after the show he gave me a call saying he sent my plane ticket and that I was back in the IWF. He was expecting me to be at last Monday’s show and I made sure I let him think what he wanted to think. I made it to the arena and saw the main event was going on so I figured I would let my presence be known. I came through the crowd, jumped in the ring, and saved James from a sure defeat. I let him think I was on his side, that I was there to help, and then I dropped his ass with an RJC. I let Stone get the win and finished what I started with James by hitting the most dangerous move in the IWF, MY Osaka Street Cutter. Since then I have read the forums, I have heard everything that’s been said about me, and I just know the question that’s on the tip of everybody’s tongue. ‘Why RJC Why?’ I will tell you why…

Cool glances around the darkened alley way he is standing in and turns towards the piles of garbage before nudging a pile with his foot. RJC picks up a trash can lid and flings it like a Frisbee out of camera range. Cool kicks over a garbage can and raises the sound of his voice.

RJC Cool: Do you see this alley way? Do you see the trash that it’s lined with? This alley way is symbolic of how James Kash thinks of RJC Cool. Mr. Silver Spoon, Mr. Born Better, I made a name from myself coming from out of nowhere. James Kash made a name from himself off of his grand daddy’s name and money. I got the best of James Kash in our rivalries and he could not stand it. After IWE folded James went on his merry way back to the IWF leaving me in the gutter just like this trash in this alley. I was the face of the IWF before his goons took me out! I was the one destined for greatness but he couldn’t stand it! I was the one putting the asses in the seats and yet it was still always about James Kash. It has always been James Kash standing in my way of becoming an icon, a legend in this industry. James Kash has always been the one holding me down. It’s a stone cold fact that can be traced back throughout my career.

On a 2006 edition of Monday Night Mayhem, a young cocky kid out of Pittsburgh was given his first big break in the IWF. RJC Cool versus James Kash and the winner got an International Championship shot. I won the match but it was because James got himself disqualified so he could be in the Collision Course Match. I won that International Championship and defended it until the Over the Edge Pay-Per-View. I lost my championship but had the longest time in the Over the Edge Match before being ganged up on by the Mobb and thrown out by who? You guessed it, James Kash. At Final Impact I got a measure of revenge when I pinned James 1 2 3 in the middle of the ring on the grandest stage of them all to reclaim my International Championship. I was riding high until Bio Warfare, the Warzone Match and my first shot at the IWF Undisputed Championship. James took my moment in the sun away with the screw job of the century along with the fastest count in IWF history. James did not want me to succeed, he didn’t want me to prevail and that takes us to Born 2 Bleed II. A Pay-Per-View name couldn’t be more fitting, we both bled and we both laid it all on the line. Hell in a Cell for the Undisputed Championship, the stakes couldn’t get any higher and James had nobody to protect him. Or so I thought. James had another trick up his sleeve when Montana kidnapped my now ex-wife from the crowd, distracting me long enough for James to once again snake the title out from under me. James was riding high with the new Mobb until finally, finally for the first time in months I hit two heavy knockdown blows in what is our storied past. July 9, 2007 will forever be known as the day that I defeated James Kash in one on one competition, fair and square thus earning what would be my final Undisputed Championship shot. Hardcore Hell II saw a Fatal Four Way Match for the IWF Undisputed Championship, my last chance at the title and I did not waste this final opportunity. The stars aligned and nobody, not the Mobb and not James Kash would stop me from becoming the IWF Undisputed Champion. That was the last time, up until Monday that Kash and I locked horns. I had my neck broken and then we ran through the IWE. And you people want to ask me ‘Why RJC Why’?

Cool cups his hands over his eyes and rubs his face before cracking his neck and staring intently at the camera while the intensity in his voice rises to even larger heights.

RJC Cool: I worked my entire life to become a star in this business and every step of the way there was one person holding me down, James Kash. Every obstacle I had to overcome to become anything great was James Kash. James Kash was the catalyst in my career, following my around like a bad odor, I ended it the last time and I will end it between us this time.

Cool’s voice slows down to a lower, deliberate delivery of every word he utters.

RJC Cool: And now…it’s my turn. It is my turn to be the one that stands in James Kash’s way. It is my turn to be the one that holds James Kash down. It is my turn to reach the top of the mountain while James sits at home licking his wounds. And it is my time to do what I have always been destined to do and that is end the career of James Kash.

Cool seems like the deranged side of himself is slowly fading from this promo and begins to open his mouth but almost catches himself from saying something he didn’t want to. Cool then allows himself to continue.

RJC Cool: And if you think anything you’ve seen in our previous encounters is going to help you prepare then you are even more out of touch and under prepared than I thought. You used to be able to hang with me, James but not anymore. You know nothing about the nefarious nature of RJC Cool, you know nothing about how I am approaching this match. You have no idea the hostility and animosity running through my veins. I downright despise everything you stand for and this Sunday in my return to the ring I hope and I pray you come into this match as determined as I am because if you don’t there is no uncertainty in my mind that this will be the last time anybody sees or hears from James Kash. Am I insane, maybe a little demented? Possibly but this is not the man you want to be staring at from twenty feet across that ring. This Sunday marks the Inception of RJC Cool and the demise of ‘The Future’ of James Kash.

RJC Cool scowls at the camera with a ferociousness and tenacity that we have never seen before. The camera fades out on this eerie sight.​

 

[JMay187]

[FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]Scene opens with James Kash being helped into his locker room by the referee from his match and a trainer after his Main Event Match against Nic Stone. Kash tells the ref and trainer he is fine and ask them to leave the room. They walk out as James Kash holds his head down muttering to himself before looking up into the camera. He opens his mouth like he is about to speak, but than gets to his feet and throws the camera to the ground. The camera is still rolling as you can hear James Kash throwing things around in his locker room punching and kicking things and yelling out in vulgarity. The scene than fades to black.[/FONT]


[FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]A camera powers on to an all white room with nothing on the walls or floor. The room looks like a perfect square block with a with chair in the room that blends it with it's surroundings unless your looking at it in just the right way. A man wearing an all white suit down to the all white dress shoes walks into the room and takes a seat in the chair before looking into the camera to reveal himself as James Kash.[/FONT]


“ [FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]There is no need of an introduction as many of you already know my name and others that don't know me, still know my name. I have had a great career here in the IWF and many of my accomplishments do fall at the hands of the one RJC Cool. I did crack him in the skull with a steel chair to give him the win and the number one contendership to the IWF International Championship at that point in time. I cost myself that match to align myself with two men to create the most dominant and hated faction of all time. The Mobb sky rocketed your truly to the top of the game. I didn't have to wait for anything I took it by force and if anybody got in my way I sent them to the sidelines with no worries about them feeding their family's or feeding themselves. You see that was the old me that would do whatever it took to win the match and to hold onto something because I felt that I needed it at that time. You see that was the old me, that was a man that everybody hated and that was a man that nobody respected. When things went under in the IWF I was on top once again and I attacked a family member of another superstar, just to get him out of retirement and back into the ring with myself. I seduced his young sister and than I slammed her head against a wall to just get what I wanted. What did it get me in the end I'll tell you what it got me, not a damn thing. I didn't walk away the winner of that match, instead I walked away the loser with a new perspective on life.â€￾[/FONT]


[FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]James Kash drops his head and takes a deep breath before lifting it back into the view of the camera.[/FONT]


“ [FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]My new perspective on life lead me to sell the IWF to a one Curtis Hall who created the IWE. I was offered a contract and took that chance to take my new perspective and do something useful with it. So after a few short weeks of aligning myself with Sunni Rayne I was on a hot streak. Than one night I saw an old enemy in the ring getting beat down by the likes of the United Envies. You all know what happened that night and for those who don't just wait a second I'll going to tell you. That is the night that James Kash charged down the ring with a steel chair in hand and instead of attacking an old enemy I attacked his attackers and cleared the ring. I saved an old enemy of mine from a beat down and I did it for a purpose. That night James Kash and RJC Cool buried the hatchet and became friends. Not only did we become friends, but we became tag team partners. We fought for our shot at the IWE World Tag Team Championship and we won them fair and square right off the bat. There we were standing in the middle of the ring as one unit instead of two enemy's trying to rip the others head off its body. That night James Kash was reborn as a man that respected his opponent and deemed to be the best and being the best the right way and the fair way, by busting my ass and winning matches. No longer did I need to get the cheap shot in, or attack my opponent with a chair, or get a squad of goons to kick my opponents teeth in. I was a changed man and I had a new best friend and my trainer to keep me company, but than the IWE went under and it was sold back to the IWF.â€￾[/FONT]


[FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]James Kash runs his hands through is hair and adjust his suit before looking back into the camera once again.[/FONT]


“ [FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]You see as soon as I signed my IWF Contract I immediately went to work on RJC Cool's prior contract. I put my staff of highly paid lawyers to work and they found a loop whole and RJC Cool was signed to the IWF. I called my friend up and gave him the good news even paying for his very own first class flight to the next show and renting him a limo to the show. Everything was taken care of and all I was waiting for was my friend to make his return to the IWF, where we could have taken over the right way, with the both of us at the top of the company. However, that wasn't the case as Rocco made his return to the IWF and turned on me in the middle of the ring. Than after the match he proceeded to beat on me further by driving me down to the mat unconscious with his very own deadly version of the Osaka Street Cutter. Than to spit on my name and dignity he stood over my prone body with his hands held high above his head. The questions were streaming through my head like wildfire. Why did your friend turn his back on you after all you've done for him? I tried my best to make amends for what happened on earlier in our career's. I was a young hungry punk and I was doing whatever it took to be on top instead of earning it. You see Rocco told me that everything was in the past and we were working for the future. Had I truly known that everything was indeed in the past I would have worked harder than I did. I would have done whatever it took to prove I was a changed man. Rocco you said that the James Kash that tended to Sunni Rayne on the outside was not the James Kash you knew. That tells me that you had this set up from the very start. You never had any intention of burying the hatchet, what you were indeed doing was just setting me up. Feeding me bullshit after bullshit and pulling me along like a puppet and you were the puppet master. You see the only problem I have with that is I know the real Rocco is still in there somewhere and I'm going to do whatever it takes to get it out of you. If you want a fight my friend than that's what you'll get. This won't be no ordinary fight though, I'll do whatever it takes to bring you to the light. I'll do whatever it takes to prove to you that I am a changed man. I wasn't looking to fight a friend, but i'll fight the good fight if it means getting my friend back in the end. If you want to see the old James Kash so much, how about I bring a little bit of that old James Kash back to fight you in this match and show you the light. You know what color is pure Rocco. You see I'm in a pure room, in a pure suit, and after Inception you'll be standing here with me, and we'll go on to become the IWF World Tag Team Champions just like before. Just you wait and see. Until we meet at Inception you keep yourself out of harm's way and I'll meet you in the middle of that ring.â€￾[/FONT]


[FONT=Comic Sans MS, cursive]Scene ends with James Kash walking out of the room into the bright white abyss.[/FONT]

 

[Montana]

Montana is sitting in his office in front of his laptop, yelling at his office when he hears a knock on the door. Mid sentence Montana says "come in" as Carl Long peaks his head in the door. Carl Long slowly creeps in the office as he waits for Montana to get off the phone. Montana hangs up the phone and stares at Carl.

Montana: What do jou want now? Can't jou see i'm busy man?

Carl Long: I wanted to get your comments on what happended at the end of last Monday Night Mayhem?

Montana: Ay chico, have jou ever been kicked the in the balls? Have jou ever been kicked in the balls by a little girl or a small child. That's how i feel. It stings for a minute, but I am over the pain from that. It's more about the lack of respect one RJC Cool showed towards myself and The Future James Kash. You don't spit in da wind and jou don't tug on superman's cape. RJC Cool just awoke a sleeping Giant. If he wants to go under my nose to come back to the IWF, well that is just fine. We aren't playing checkers anymore little boy. This is chess, and i got jou right where i want you. I broke your neck last time and i swear i will do it again, if you put your hands on me.

I may not be wrestling now, but not by any means am i dead. I am still the most powerful man in the IWF and don't you forget that. Jou think we were holding you back? No, that's not the case at all. We were saving you. You barely had any talent back then, and i surely don't see you going anywhere here in 2010 in the IWF. This isn't 2007,2008 anymore little boy. You can't rely on luck in today's game. Carl Long, look at me, and look in my eyes when i say this, RJC Cool is NOT going to make it out alive of Inception. I promise you James Kashs hand will be raised high after your grudge match for what disrespect jou showed last week. Jou won't be able to cheap shot your way out of this match jou punk. Now Carl, jou pissed me off. Take that camera and get the hell out of my office!

Carl Long quickly exits pushing the camera man in front of him.