Re: UWF Great American Bash - 6 Man, KotM Match for the World Heavyweight Championshi
All the custom lights and trons have been wheeled in. The gates have opened. And the fans in Chicago, Illinois have all busted their way through to get to their seats. The Great American Bash will soon be upon us with a night that could bring historic title defences, defining championship wins, and monumental battles. One of those matches, for the World Heavyweight Title, will try and out-do the job that Daniel Bryan and the current World Heavyweight Champion Dean Ambrose done at Starrcade, and produce a match of the year. One of the men in that match is standing by to come out to the arena and to the UWF Universe.
[video=youtube_share;-YQpx63udX8]http://youtu.be/-YQpx63udX8[/video]
ANOTHER ME IS WHAT THERE WILL NEVER BE!
The tron shows Jeff Hardy, and sure enough, the Anti-Christ of Professional Wrestling stands atop of the ramp, not his once usual self of pandering to the adoring fans, but instead with a purpose, cold and still. After pausing a moment, he walks down the ramp towards the ring.
He slides into the ring and wastes no time in retrieving a microphone. When the music stops the boos that The Antichrist retracts are quite loud by the fans in the arena. The enigma looks out towards many of the people chanting his name and booing him out of the building before he starts speaking his mind.
Jeff Hardy: Ladies and gentlemen of Chicago. I come to you tonight not as a superstar, trying to reach the top to prove that I can finally be that champion my momma said I could never be. I am not out here as an opportunistic business-head foreseeing that getting to the top of this brand would do wonders for my bank balance. Nor am I here on false pretenses of being the knight in shining armor cleaning house for all the good in life to prevail. And I am definitely not here just because a flashing light stopped by my name and has given me the opportunity of a lifetime. I am straight up, a man just trying to do what is right for the art of professional wrestling, take it back to it's rightful state, and the only way my message can truly be taken as seriously as it should... Is if I'm the World Heavyweight Champion. For too long in this business has the mould been sculpted out to be a man with all the values that a normal person would be proud to carry around in life. For too long the suits and ties of this business, and others like it have thrown a proverbial smokescreen in front of all of you, fed you the BS and led you down the garden path to smell roses, when what they're covering up has a whole different scent to it.
Wrestling is a business. It is not a dance and prance love fest that some allude to it is. If you looks at the basic principal it is still hurting your opponent enough to keep them down for a three count, or for them to tap out. It is all about doing whatever it takes, whatever ploys you need to pull, dirty tactics, it all comes hand in hand because wrestling is literally catch or be caught. In a dog eat dog business, it was the intensity of a winner takes it all atmosphere, whether you have to pummel someone with a steel chair, or put someone through a table by jumping fifteen feet off a ladder to do so. I have started to see some movement towards my thinking. I mean, putting six of us in a match of this style, this magnitude, is definitely a step in the right direction. But for my message to be given from the strongest standoff I can get, then first I need to win this match and become the King of the Mountain.
The crowd boo Jeff but he continues regardless.
Now, to become the king of this mountain there are a few people that need to be compromised. There's the two men in which I have the pleasure of facing off against on Smackdown. Firstly the man I dispatched of last week, and the man in which I qualified for this very match in spite of, John Cena. The man that has made millions lying to all of you for years, and the man to which I proved to you all is nothing but a joke, and a fraud, but is yet still the best of what is admittedly a poor bunch of under-performers that management here like to call the Smackdown roster. You won a Royal Rumble after facing me to get your nose in this match but John, the part you are failing to refer to is that you will have to face me again. And just like the first time you decided to get in my face, and try and use your morals and your fighting essence on me, it will not and you will fall to your knees to the power of The Antichrist. And at The Great American Bash, you won't have the World Heavyweight Champion there to prop your back up either.
Dean, I listened to you earlier this week tell me about how you can 'smush' people as easy as I squashed that spider, which was a metaphor if your brain couldn't quite develop that one on your own.... But Dean, I have yet to see that, you see. All I have seen since I got here? Was a lucky escape against Daniel Bryan, and a general manager that seems to like you a bit more than just the average employee if you get what I'm saying, and reverse a decision that for any other superstar, in any other match-up, would have stood. I'm not judging you on that, don't worry. I'll be judging you on how well you have to end up eating your words once the dust of an eventful and indeed... "Great" American Bash has settled, and you attempt to tell these people that chant your name religiously how a man with a new found wannabe creepy persona has wrestled, and fought, your World Heavyweight Championship off you. You want to talk about extreme? You see, when WWF suits decided that me and my brother should come in with the nickname "Team Xtreme" it was no coincidence. The only way we could put on wrestling matches at the extreme levels we wanted, was to make our own damn organization. We didn't travel the circuit, taking paychecks from anyone handing them out, blading ourselves for kicks from hicks just like in this arena tonight. We literally put the show of our lives on every week, and still got offered a deal. We earned it the hard way, and although my brother and I don't see eye to eye, I still respect the hell out of him for going through what I did.
Jeff Hardy pauses and some of the fans applaud. Not the response Jeff wanted, he continues speaking.
You're not the only one that goes out on a tangent Ambrose, admittedly. My thoughts are erratic, I don't know what I'm saying until I've heard the words come out of my mouth half the time, and unlike yourself I'm not exactly proud of being a loose cannon. But what I am proud of, is where I've come from career-wise and I won't stop until the UWF is the same place. I need somewhere that I can actually call 'home'. I've had the taste of the family life and, it bored the hell out of me. This is what my family life is, and the demons that I have kept deep down inside of me for all these years, they're the family I need on this travelling life. There's just one thing I need, a comfortable constant. And that will come to fruition Dean, and it will come at a cost to you, and the four other competitors in this match-up, when I become the World Heavyweight Champion.
Before even having an opportunity to speak about anyone else, ______________________________________
OOC: Didn't wana bomb, didn't wana waste anymore time either. So I'll leave it as this. Hope we can get five rounds in! Good luck all y'all.
[video=youtube_share;-YQpx63udX8]http://youtu.be/-YQpx63udX8[/video]
ANOTHER ME IS WHAT THERE WILL NEVER BE!
The tron shows Jeff Hardy, and sure enough, the Anti-Christ of Professional Wrestling stands atop of the ramp, not his once usual self of pandering to the adoring fans, but instead with a purpose, cold and still. After pausing a moment, he walks down the ramp towards the ring.
He slides into the ring and wastes no time in retrieving a microphone. When the music stops the boos that The Antichrist retracts are quite loud by the fans in the arena. The enigma looks out towards many of the people chanting his name and booing him out of the building before he starts speaking his mind.
Jeff Hardy: Ladies and gentlemen of Chicago. I come to you tonight not as a superstar, trying to reach the top to prove that I can finally be that champion my momma said I could never be. I am not out here as an opportunistic business-head foreseeing that getting to the top of this brand would do wonders for my bank balance. Nor am I here on false pretenses of being the knight in shining armor cleaning house for all the good in life to prevail. And I am definitely not here just because a flashing light stopped by my name and has given me the opportunity of a lifetime. I am straight up, a man just trying to do what is right for the art of professional wrestling, take it back to it's rightful state, and the only way my message can truly be taken as seriously as it should... Is if I'm the World Heavyweight Champion. For too long in this business has the mould been sculpted out to be a man with all the values that a normal person would be proud to carry around in life. For too long the suits and ties of this business, and others like it have thrown a proverbial smokescreen in front of all of you, fed you the BS and led you down the garden path to smell roses, when what they're covering up has a whole different scent to it.
Wrestling is a business. It is not a dance and prance love fest that some allude to it is. If you looks at the basic principal it is still hurting your opponent enough to keep them down for a three count, or for them to tap out. It is all about doing whatever it takes, whatever ploys you need to pull, dirty tactics, it all comes hand in hand because wrestling is literally catch or be caught. In a dog eat dog business, it was the intensity of a winner takes it all atmosphere, whether you have to pummel someone with a steel chair, or put someone through a table by jumping fifteen feet off a ladder to do so. I have started to see some movement towards my thinking. I mean, putting six of us in a match of this style, this magnitude, is definitely a step in the right direction. But for my message to be given from the strongest standoff I can get, then first I need to win this match and become the King of the Mountain.
The crowd boo Jeff but he continues regardless.
Now, to become the king of this mountain there are a few people that need to be compromised. There's the two men in which I have the pleasure of facing off against on Smackdown. Firstly the man I dispatched of last week, and the man in which I qualified for this very match in spite of, John Cena. The man that has made millions lying to all of you for years, and the man to which I proved to you all is nothing but a joke, and a fraud, but is yet still the best of what is admittedly a poor bunch of under-performers that management here like to call the Smackdown roster. You won a Royal Rumble after facing me to get your nose in this match but John, the part you are failing to refer to is that you will have to face me again. And just like the first time you decided to get in my face, and try and use your morals and your fighting essence on me, it will not and you will fall to your knees to the power of The Antichrist. And at The Great American Bash, you won't have the World Heavyweight Champion there to prop your back up either.
Dean, I listened to you earlier this week tell me about how you can 'smush' people as easy as I squashed that spider, which was a metaphor if your brain couldn't quite develop that one on your own.... But Dean, I have yet to see that, you see. All I have seen since I got here? Was a lucky escape against Daniel Bryan, and a general manager that seems to like you a bit more than just the average employee if you get what I'm saying, and reverse a decision that for any other superstar, in any other match-up, would have stood. I'm not judging you on that, don't worry. I'll be judging you on how well you have to end up eating your words once the dust of an eventful and indeed... "Great" American Bash has settled, and you attempt to tell these people that chant your name religiously how a man with a new found wannabe creepy persona has wrestled, and fought, your World Heavyweight Championship off you. You want to talk about extreme? You see, when WWF suits decided that me and my brother should come in with the nickname "Team Xtreme" it was no coincidence. The only way we could put on wrestling matches at the extreme levels we wanted, was to make our own damn organization. We didn't travel the circuit, taking paychecks from anyone handing them out, blading ourselves for kicks from hicks just like in this arena tonight. We literally put the show of our lives on every week, and still got offered a deal. We earned it the hard way, and although my brother and I don't see eye to eye, I still respect the hell out of him for going through what I did.
Jeff Hardy pauses and some of the fans applaud. Not the response Jeff wanted, he continues speaking.
You're not the only one that goes out on a tangent Ambrose, admittedly. My thoughts are erratic, I don't know what I'm saying until I've heard the words come out of my mouth half the time, and unlike yourself I'm not exactly proud of being a loose cannon. But what I am proud of, is where I've come from career-wise and I won't stop until the UWF is the same place. I need somewhere that I can actually call 'home'. I've had the taste of the family life and, it bored the hell out of me. This is what my family life is, and the demons that I have kept deep down inside of me for all these years, they're the family I need on this travelling life. There's just one thing I need, a comfortable constant. And that will come to fruition Dean, and it will come at a cost to you, and the four other competitors in this match-up, when I become the World Heavyweight Champion.
Before even having an opportunity to speak about anyone else, ______________________________________
OOC: Didn't wana bomb, didn't wana waste anymore time either. So I'll leave it as this. Hope we can get five rounds in! Good luck all y'all.
Last edited: