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[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0jpwclZOBs[/YOUTUBE]
"Sumo" begins to play over the PA system of the arena and the crowd can't believe their ears. The massive Yokozuna makes his way to the ring in black and white attire, a very serious and focused look on his face.
Yokozuna gets a microphone from one of the ringside officials, then turns and makes his way up the ring steps, walking along the apron and stepping through the ropes. He looks from side to side for a moment and then his music fades into silence, and now all that can be heard is the cheering crowd. Yokozuna brings the microphone to his mouth, breathing heavily for a moment into it before speaking.
Yokozuna: Ten years, it's been ten years since I've been away from the business. No WWE, no TNA, no Ring of Honor, no CZW, no JCW, no AAA, no independent shows, nothing! Not a signing of any type, no public appearances, no DVD's or books released of me, nothing! The most you've seen of me was on the roster of a video game, which was nice to see, but it hardly justifies my time away. Many of you, whether you're a spectator or one of the guys in this field of work, look at the wear and tear this leaves on your body and look at the sheer demand of it all and would consider such a long hiatus a vacation...well not me. I'm an Anoia, this business is in my blood, it's the only thing I know how to do, and each and every day I was away from this ring and away from you fans was excruciating. But I brought it upon myself. I foolishly trusted that one day Vince McMahon would call me up and offer me my job back, I foolishly trusted that Dixie Carter might see that I was a free agent and sign me to her company, I FOOLISHLY TRUSTED, that I was established enough that I didn't have to go looking for work, that work would find me. Boy was I wrong, and it's been a long decade.
The crowd began to chant "Welcome back! Welcome back!" as he took a brief moment to take it in.
Yokozuna: Thank you. But now ladies and gentlemen, thanks to UWF, I'm back! And if you'll notice, I don't have Mr. Fuji with me, and there's a reason for that. And that reason is this time around, I'm doing things my way, and I'm doing them alone as far as a manager is concerned! Now in my time away, wrestling has changed and it's changed a lot, and I'm not sure it's all for the better, in fact I know it isn't. But that's okay, because I can adapt, and you'll find I can quickly adapt because as far as I'm concerned, wrestling always has room for a 650 pound Samoan wrecking machine like me. This week is the debut of UWF itself, the very first Tuesday Night Turbulence. What better a time to make your debut with a company than its inception? This week I team with a man I've never tagged with before, Christian, to take on the Texas Rattlesnake and a man dressed as a sperm.
The crowd laughed at the way Yokozuna said that and the look on his face.
Yokozuna: As I said, the business has changed a lot. Honestly I'm not worried about the challenge ahead of me, because I don't know why I should take a man that doesn't take himself seriously. CM Spunk, you are making a mockery of this business, so I will be more than pleased to put you on the receiving end of the first Banzai Drop that I've delivered in ten years. Stone Cold, you're no doubt the toughest S.O.B. in the industry, but I have a competent partner so the odds are essentially two to one, and while I've seen you overcome odds like that before, it's not in your future when one of those two men is a 650 pounder. The name of the show is fitting boys, because there's going to be extreme turbulence when I get my hands on you. Next Tuesday night, it's deja vu all over again, and before the three count, you'll only hear one thing. BANZAI!
Yokozuna raised his arms into the air and posed for the crowd. Suddenly, the theme music of another one of the competitors began to play.
"Sumo" begins to play over the PA system of the arena and the crowd can't believe their ears. The massive Yokozuna makes his way to the ring in black and white attire, a very serious and focused look on his face.
Yokozuna gets a microphone from one of the ringside officials, then turns and makes his way up the ring steps, walking along the apron and stepping through the ropes. He looks from side to side for a moment and then his music fades into silence, and now all that can be heard is the cheering crowd. Yokozuna brings the microphone to his mouth, breathing heavily for a moment into it before speaking.
Yokozuna: Ten years, it's been ten years since I've been away from the business. No WWE, no TNA, no Ring of Honor, no CZW, no JCW, no AAA, no independent shows, nothing! Not a signing of any type, no public appearances, no DVD's or books released of me, nothing! The most you've seen of me was on the roster of a video game, which was nice to see, but it hardly justifies my time away. Many of you, whether you're a spectator or one of the guys in this field of work, look at the wear and tear this leaves on your body and look at the sheer demand of it all and would consider such a long hiatus a vacation...well not me. I'm an Anoia, this business is in my blood, it's the only thing I know how to do, and each and every day I was away from this ring and away from you fans was excruciating. But I brought it upon myself. I foolishly trusted that one day Vince McMahon would call me up and offer me my job back, I foolishly trusted that Dixie Carter might see that I was a free agent and sign me to her company, I FOOLISHLY TRUSTED, that I was established enough that I didn't have to go looking for work, that work would find me. Boy was I wrong, and it's been a long decade.
The crowd began to chant "Welcome back! Welcome back!" as he took a brief moment to take it in.
Yokozuna: Thank you. But now ladies and gentlemen, thanks to UWF, I'm back! And if you'll notice, I don't have Mr. Fuji with me, and there's a reason for that. And that reason is this time around, I'm doing things my way, and I'm doing them alone as far as a manager is concerned! Now in my time away, wrestling has changed and it's changed a lot, and I'm not sure it's all for the better, in fact I know it isn't. But that's okay, because I can adapt, and you'll find I can quickly adapt because as far as I'm concerned, wrestling always has room for a 650 pound Samoan wrecking machine like me. This week is the debut of UWF itself, the very first Tuesday Night Turbulence. What better a time to make your debut with a company than its inception? This week I team with a man I've never tagged with before, Christian, to take on the Texas Rattlesnake and a man dressed as a sperm.
The crowd laughed at the way Yokozuna said that and the look on his face.
Yokozuna: As I said, the business has changed a lot. Honestly I'm not worried about the challenge ahead of me, because I don't know why I should take a man that doesn't take himself seriously. CM Spunk, you are making a mockery of this business, so I will be more than pleased to put you on the receiving end of the first Banzai Drop that I've delivered in ten years. Stone Cold, you're no doubt the toughest S.O.B. in the industry, but I have a competent partner so the odds are essentially two to one, and while I've seen you overcome odds like that before, it's not in your future when one of those two men is a 650 pounder. The name of the show is fitting boys, because there's going to be extreme turbulence when I get my hands on you. Next Tuesday night, it's deja vu all over again, and before the three count, you'll only hear one thing. BANZAI!
Yokozuna raised his arms into the air and posed for the crowd. Suddenly, the theme music of another one of the competitors began to play.