Chain Reaction 7: Johnny Niles vs. Go Go Spectacular vs. Mary-Lynn Mayweather
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[FADE IN]
(Text flashes from black in the middle of the screen of a quote. The voice of a dignified lady can be heard reading the said quote.)
[I]"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It is not just in some of us; it is in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. [/I]
~Marianne Williamson, A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of "A Course in Miracles," 1992 (commonly misattributed to Nelson Mandela, 1994 inauguration speech)
(Music queue up: "Now We Are Free" by Lisa Gerrard and Han Zimmer playing softly in the background.)
(Voice over of a young female voice echos loudly) How Great I Am?
(v/o: of Mahammad Ali)
"I'm gonna show you how great I am."
"Last night I cut the light off, hit the switch was in bed before the room was dark."
"I'M GONNA SHOW YOU HOW GREAT I AM."
"Only last week I murdered a rock, injured a stone, hospitalized a brick. I'm so mean I make medicane sick."
"I'M GONNA SHOW YOU HOW GREAT I AM."
"I have wrassled with an aligator, I have tossled with a whale, I don handcuffed lightning, thrown thunder in jail."
"I'M GONNA SHOW YOU HOW GREAT I AM."
"Our deepest fear is that we are not inadequete. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure."
"Dare to be great."
"Dare to be powerful beyond measure."
(The song and video slowly fades out at the close of these last remaining parting text in the center of the screen.)
(Cutting to and changing views: Inside of a hotel room somewhere in Seattle, Washington. It is late at night under cover of night. Their is a female figure sleeping in the large queen sized bed. Suddenly she sits up, coming up and out from the dead sleep. She is breathing hard, trying to looking around and get her barrings. The darkness hovers over half of her face as an array of light only catches the lower half around her mouth but shrouds the upper half like a mask. She appears to be a young girl, about 18 or nineteen years old. She has long jet black braided hair hair that flows and cascaded past the middle of her back. She looks down as she sees what appears to be a mask placed on a styrophome manaquin head. It is a black with red trim design around the eyes and nose Mexican lucha libra mask that covers the upper half of the head. Donned on and surrounded on the top like a halo of small horns that circles the head. The young girl takes comfort once she looked down on the mask and realizing that she only had a dream as the mask beside her bed somehow brought her back into the real world. She takes a drink of water that is by her bed.)
"It was only a dream. But it was a good dream. I think that it was telling me something. So many times we do have so many feelings when we set foot in the ring. Feeling inadequete. But when it is really it is the fear of being and not recognizing that we really all powerful beyond measure. That we all dare to be a great, greater than our potential. I think that my subconscious was telling me in my dream. That simple message, although broken but one thing became abundantly clear.
(The young girl pauses as she takes another look at the mask right beside her bed.)
That I am truly powerful beyond measure and I do dare to be great in anything and everything that I do. I believe it and live it with every fiber of my being from the deepest recesses of my heart to the inner core of my soul. I will shall walk into the IWF, The International Wrestling Federation and do something that no other superstar in this business has ever seen. The IWF fans will bare witness to destiny being embraced and history being made. So just who is this little girl that you see before you right now and what impact will she do on IWF presents Chain Reaction?"
(The young girl reaches down and picks up the mask from the manniquin head then places the mask tightly on her head and tightens it on her head.)
"For I am Go-Go Spectacular. For now you all don't know me. At least not yet. Right now, I am just a nineteen year old girl from El'Paso, Texas. I was raised by loving parents who were never rich but thanked God every day for every single breathe and every heartbeat that he has given me."
(Go-Go rubs the crucifix necklace around her neck that just so happens to catch under the small array of light the incision of a vertical heart scar, an older scar from long ago that is healed but still their to remind her of what she has been through in her life up to this point in her life thus far.)
I'm just a nineteen year old girl from El'Paso, Texas that grew up watching Mexican Lucha Libra wrestling with her older brother and later on saying that to herself "I can do that and I wanna prove it". I thought that my path took me to one federation but that wasn't to be. However, The Good Lord Almighty Himself has annointed my path and led me to Seattle, Washington where I truly make my dreams be manifested into reality all right here in the IWF. I know that it will not be easy. It will be damn hard. I will hurt. I will bleed. But I believe that I will rise up and succeed. Wins and losses are part of the game. Even a loss will help paint the picture and tell the story of my legacy and career. For this is my time to shine more brightly than the rising sun after the night time rain has come to past.
My name is Go-Go Spectacular. I take my Latino heritage very seriously. This fire burns within me will never be controlled or even snuffed out. It is an eternal and everlasting flame and its all within me.
To my opponents on Chain Reaction...
First to Mary Lynn Mayweather, an equal like me. Another women but has been in this business a little longer than myself. She has fought tooth and nail thus far and she is just getting started. She has had her hands full with one Eddie Whiskey and she probably looks to take out all of her aggression out on me, the new girl on the block. Just know that I'm coming into this match ready, willing, and able to give you the fight of your life. I will do so with honor and respect but I am coming for a fight and you better be expecting the same. So don't take me for granted or lightly. I am not a push over despite my small girlie like frame. I am just like you but only I am nothing like you.
Second, to Johnny Niles. A student of the game. A living breathing prodigy and will stop at nothing to be the best in the world at what you do. You can try and study me all you want but you won't beat me...at least as easy as you think you can. Again wins and losses are part of the game. It doesn't matter if you win by a squash or a screw job. Winning is easy and you could beat me. But even if you do won't be easy and I will make you remember and respect my name. I will make you both remember and respect me.
(Go-Go rolls her neck around slowly in a 360 degrees around the front as the cracks and tension around her neck pop out in almost a rapid succession before she begins again without skipping another beat.)
I am Go-Go Spectacular and come Chain Reaction my legacy begins with a bang.
(The scene fades out with a close-up on her face and eyes.)
[FADE OUT]
(Text flashes from black in the middle of the screen of a quote. The voice of a dignified lady can be heard reading the said quote.)
[I]"Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us. We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It is not just in some of us; it is in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others. [/I]
~Marianne Williamson, A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of "A Course in Miracles," 1992 (commonly misattributed to Nelson Mandela, 1994 inauguration speech)
(Music queue up: "Now We Are Free" by Lisa Gerrard and Han Zimmer playing softly in the background.)
(Voice over of a young female voice echos loudly) How Great I Am?
(v/o: of Mahammad Ali)
"I'm gonna show you how great I am."
"Last night I cut the light off, hit the switch was in bed before the room was dark."
"I'M GONNA SHOW YOU HOW GREAT I AM."
"Only last week I murdered a rock, injured a stone, hospitalized a brick. I'm so mean I make medicane sick."
"I'M GONNA SHOW YOU HOW GREAT I AM."
"I have wrassled with an aligator, I have tossled with a whale, I don handcuffed lightning, thrown thunder in jail."
"I'M GONNA SHOW YOU HOW GREAT I AM."
"Our deepest fear is that we are not inadequete. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure."
"Dare to be great."
"Dare to be powerful beyond measure."
(The song and video slowly fades out at the close of these last remaining parting text in the center of the screen.)
(Cutting to and changing views: Inside of a hotel room somewhere in Seattle, Washington. It is late at night under cover of night. Their is a female figure sleeping in the large queen sized bed. Suddenly she sits up, coming up and out from the dead sleep. She is breathing hard, trying to looking around and get her barrings. The darkness hovers over half of her face as an array of light only catches the lower half around her mouth but shrouds the upper half like a mask. She appears to be a young girl, about 18 or nineteen years old. She has long jet black braided hair hair that flows and cascaded past the middle of her back. She looks down as she sees what appears to be a mask placed on a styrophome manaquin head. It is a black with red trim design around the eyes and nose Mexican lucha libra mask that covers the upper half of the head. Donned on and surrounded on the top like a halo of small horns that circles the head. The young girl takes comfort once she looked down on the mask and realizing that she only had a dream as the mask beside her bed somehow brought her back into the real world. She takes a drink of water that is by her bed.)
"It was only a dream. But it was a good dream. I think that it was telling me something. So many times we do have so many feelings when we set foot in the ring. Feeling inadequete. But when it is really it is the fear of being and not recognizing that we really all powerful beyond measure. That we all dare to be a great, greater than our potential. I think that my subconscious was telling me in my dream. That simple message, although broken but one thing became abundantly clear.
(The young girl pauses as she takes another look at the mask right beside her bed.)
That I am truly powerful beyond measure and I do dare to be great in anything and everything that I do. I believe it and live it with every fiber of my being from the deepest recesses of my heart to the inner core of my soul. I will shall walk into the IWF, The International Wrestling Federation and do something that no other superstar in this business has ever seen. The IWF fans will bare witness to destiny being embraced and history being made. So just who is this little girl that you see before you right now and what impact will she do on IWF presents Chain Reaction?"
(The young girl reaches down and picks up the mask from the manniquin head then places the mask tightly on her head and tightens it on her head.)
"For I am Go-Go Spectacular. For now you all don't know me. At least not yet. Right now, I am just a nineteen year old girl from El'Paso, Texas. I was raised by loving parents who were never rich but thanked God every day for every single breathe and every heartbeat that he has given me."
(Go-Go rubs the crucifix necklace around her neck that just so happens to catch under the small array of light the incision of a vertical heart scar, an older scar from long ago that is healed but still their to remind her of what she has been through in her life up to this point in her life thus far.)
I'm just a nineteen year old girl from El'Paso, Texas that grew up watching Mexican Lucha Libra wrestling with her older brother and later on saying that to herself "I can do that and I wanna prove it". I thought that my path took me to one federation but that wasn't to be. However, The Good Lord Almighty Himself has annointed my path and led me to Seattle, Washington where I truly make my dreams be manifested into reality all right here in the IWF. I know that it will not be easy. It will be damn hard. I will hurt. I will bleed. But I believe that I will rise up and succeed. Wins and losses are part of the game. Even a loss will help paint the picture and tell the story of my legacy and career. For this is my time to shine more brightly than the rising sun after the night time rain has come to past.
My name is Go-Go Spectacular. I take my Latino heritage very seriously. This fire burns within me will never be controlled or even snuffed out. It is an eternal and everlasting flame and its all within me.
To my opponents on Chain Reaction...
First to Mary Lynn Mayweather, an equal like me. Another women but has been in this business a little longer than myself. She has fought tooth and nail thus far and she is just getting started. She has had her hands full with one Eddie Whiskey and she probably looks to take out all of her aggression out on me, the new girl on the block. Just know that I'm coming into this match ready, willing, and able to give you the fight of your life. I will do so with honor and respect but I am coming for a fight and you better be expecting the same. So don't take me for granted or lightly. I am not a push over despite my small girlie like frame. I am just like you but only I am nothing like you.
Second, to Johnny Niles. A student of the game. A living breathing prodigy and will stop at nothing to be the best in the world at what you do. You can try and study me all you want but you won't beat me...at least as easy as you think you can. Again wins and losses are part of the game. It doesn't matter if you win by a squash or a screw job. Winning is easy and you could beat me. But even if you do won't be easy and I will make you remember and respect my name. I will make you both remember and respect me.
(Go-Go rolls her neck around slowly in a 360 degrees around the front as the cracks and tension around her neck pop out in almost a rapid succession before she begins again without skipping another beat.)
I am Go-Go Spectacular and come Chain Reaction my legacy begins with a bang.
(The scene fades out with a close-up on her face and eyes.)
[FADE OUT]
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(FADEIN: Mary-Lynn Mayweather sits at a rather large oak desk, surrounded by stacks and stacks of paper work. She looks up, noticing the camera and smiles. She’s wearing her trademark red skirt suit to match her hair, and reading glasses with an emerald tint to the lens.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: Hey you made it. I’m glad. I almost thought you weren’t gonna make it with this rain. But I just wanted to thank you for coming by so quick. I’ve had so much on my plate recently I didn’t remember to do a promo for the next match until you reminded me. What do you mean we’re on live?
(Mary frowns.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: The internet? Great. Well, I just want to first and foremost apologize to Go Go, who actually did what she’s supposed to. I saw your interview and you seemed very poised, put together. You had the confidence of my mentor. I respected that.
Know that you and I have no quarrel outside of that ring. I rather not fight with anyone outside it to be honest. I’m in it for the competition. Y’know, who’s the better wrestler. Who can pop the crowd the loudest. I like that. I think it’s part of the reason I became a lawyer. The challenge of just me against another person in a battle of wits. Here, it’s a battle of spirits.
But this match isn’t just a one on one encounter between two women. This isn’t a bathroom break match. This is Go Go and I squaring off, facing against Johnny Niles, who’s been as silent as I am. Funny. I actually have a client named John Niles. I wonder if it’s the same guy. If so, it would explain why he’s been so quiet. Can’t really do much from a jail cell awaiting a hearing, can you?
(Mary shrugs.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: I know a lot of people view women’s wrestling as the “Break,” the non-existent “intermission.” But people stick around to see Kharma kill *****es. They stick around to see her Implant Ziggler and anyone who dares cross her path. And I see that same fire in you Go Go. I know you’re not “scared” of getting in there with a man and dooking it out. And even if you are, after the first time, it’s gets way easier.
(She frowns.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: Ooh. There’s got to have been a better way to say that. I… I probably should rephrase that. I know I’m not scared of being punched in the face in that ring. I know you’re not scared of being punched in the face in that ring. And it doesn’t matter who’s doing the punching, me, you, or good ol’ Johnny if he gets out of his jail cell in time, we’re gonna give it everything we have. And the better person?
Well, they get their hand raised.
As it should be.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have a deposition to prepare for.
(The camera backs out of the room, and slowly fades to black.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: Hey you made it. I’m glad. I almost thought you weren’t gonna make it with this rain. But I just wanted to thank you for coming by so quick. I’ve had so much on my plate recently I didn’t remember to do a promo for the next match until you reminded me. What do you mean we’re on live?
(Mary frowns.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: The internet? Great. Well, I just want to first and foremost apologize to Go Go, who actually did what she’s supposed to. I saw your interview and you seemed very poised, put together. You had the confidence of my mentor. I respected that.
Know that you and I have no quarrel outside of that ring. I rather not fight with anyone outside it to be honest. I’m in it for the competition. Y’know, who’s the better wrestler. Who can pop the crowd the loudest. I like that. I think it’s part of the reason I became a lawyer. The challenge of just me against another person in a battle of wits. Here, it’s a battle of spirits.
But this match isn’t just a one on one encounter between two women. This isn’t a bathroom break match. This is Go Go and I squaring off, facing against Johnny Niles, who’s been as silent as I am. Funny. I actually have a client named John Niles. I wonder if it’s the same guy. If so, it would explain why he’s been so quiet. Can’t really do much from a jail cell awaiting a hearing, can you?
(Mary shrugs.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: I know a lot of people view women’s wrestling as the “Break,” the non-existent “intermission.” But people stick around to see Kharma kill *****es. They stick around to see her Implant Ziggler and anyone who dares cross her path. And I see that same fire in you Go Go. I know you’re not “scared” of getting in there with a man and dooking it out. And even if you are, after the first time, it’s gets way easier.
(She frowns.)
MARY-LYNN MAYWEATHER: Ooh. There’s got to have been a better way to say that. I… I probably should rephrase that. I know I’m not scared of being punched in the face in that ring. I know you’re not scared of being punched in the face in that ring. And it doesn’t matter who’s doing the punching, me, you, or good ol’ Johnny if he gets out of his jail cell in time, we’re gonna give it everything we have. And the better person?
Well, they get their hand raised.
As it should be.
Now if you’ll excuse me, I have a deposition to prepare for.
(The camera backs out of the room, and slowly fades to black.)
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[Fade In]
(The scene opens on new IWF superstar, Go-Go Spectacular seated inside her locker room putting on the final piece of her wrestling gear on. She is watching the latest promo from one third of her opponents, Mary-Lynn Mayweather. Go-Go sits listening intently with a smile on her face.)
Go-Go Spectacular: I like this girl, I really do. If I didn't have to fight her this week on Chain Reaction seven and in my debut match right here in the Internation Wrestling Federation, I would love to be her tag team partner. Hell I almost see myself becoming her friend. Besides you never know when you might need a good lawyer further down the line. It always helps to have a newfound friend in a very high place. So after this is over Mary Lynn. Win or lose...
(Go-Go makes a pantomimed gester with her hand-thumb and peeky finger.)
Call me...
(She regains her composure without skipping a beat.)
You know Mary-Lynn. Respect begets respect. A spade is called a spade. You sent it my way and in return I give it right back. This is my debut. You have helped to pave the way for me here in the IWF. If it wasn't for you I couldn't be here. There are three lost arts that are dying in professional wrestling...
One, Tag team wrestling...
Two, Womens wrestling...
Three, Cruiserweight wrestling.
Two of those three is what you and I fall smack dab in the middle of. Womens wrestling and the art of lucha libra cruiserweight wrestling. People think that when two women get in the ring it is time for them to take a bathroom break or go to the concession stand to buy merchadise or a snack to add to their carb intake but so far you have changed all that here in the IWF and you have risen the bar and the standard for me to follow. I respect that. You are someone that is held in high regard and respected in everyway. I have some huge shoes to fill.
I am only 19 years old. A little girl from El'Paso, Texas who fifteen years ago should have never seen her fifth birthday. Now here I am ready to compete against you and Johnny Niles in my IWF debut this week on Chain Reaction 7 this week and in front of a very jammed packed, sold out, capacity crowd of rabid and supportive Seattle fans. I don't take you lightly but don't think that just because of my age, height, or weight or how much respect that I have for you doesn't mean that I am gonna be a push over because I am not. Not one bit.
Inside of me there is a fire that burns bright and eternal. It will never be snuffed out, put out, rubbed out, or will it ever die out. This week on Chain Reaction, make no mistake about it. I can dish out the punishment. I truly believe that I can, but most importantly I know that I can take it. I have been through too much in my life now to faulter in the IWF now. I have no doubt that you and me Mary-Lynn are gonna do something nobody has ever seen before and that is to steal the show, shock the world, and surprise everybody. They will be talking about the clinic that we put on and the human highlight reel that was bestowed before their very eyes. It will be overload of the sense but it will be truly a sight to see on Chain Reaction. I know that it will.
Now Mary-Lynn, some experts and critics think that you might be pre-occupied with other things, namely one Eddie Whiskey to focus on this match agianst myself and Johnny Niles. Well allow me to set your mind and everythng at ease right now.
(Go-Go picks up a cardboard picture on a stick of Eddie Whisky and holds it over her own face.)
A lot of people say that we can't focus on our other battles. That we should put them behind us. But not me Mary-Lynn. I want you to pretend that I am Eddie Whisky. I want you to imagine that when whenever you are standing across the ring with Niles and myself that you are see Eddie Whisky because when you are angry in the ring yes you are prone to mistakes but at the same time you are capable of unleashing you're true potential and abilities. Simply put, I want all of your best. If I have to bring out the worst in you in order to get your best then so be it. That is exactly what I want. I want to beat you fair and square but even should I lose I want to say "at least I made you work for that win to the bitter bloody end.".
I will throw a punch, a kick, and even launch my body into you but most importantly I will take it all just the same.
And to you Johnny Niles who has remained silent throughout this week thus far. Don't think that by being put in a triple threat match against two women is gonna be an automatic easy win for you because it won't. We have the scorn and we are bringing the fury straight to you come Chain Reaction. Because when it is all said and done, the history books will never forget the name of The Latina Fire that burns everlasting and eternally. You will never forget the name of Go-Go Spectacular.
[FADE OUT]
(The scene opens on new IWF superstar, Go-Go Spectacular seated inside her locker room putting on the final piece of her wrestling gear on. She is watching the latest promo from one third of her opponents, Mary-Lynn Mayweather. Go-Go sits listening intently with a smile on her face.)
Go-Go Spectacular: I like this girl, I really do. If I didn't have to fight her this week on Chain Reaction seven and in my debut match right here in the Internation Wrestling Federation, I would love to be her tag team partner. Hell I almost see myself becoming her friend. Besides you never know when you might need a good lawyer further down the line. It always helps to have a newfound friend in a very high place. So after this is over Mary Lynn. Win or lose...
(Go-Go makes a pantomimed gester with her hand-thumb and peeky finger.)
Call me...
(She regains her composure without skipping a beat.)
You know Mary-Lynn. Respect begets respect. A spade is called a spade. You sent it my way and in return I give it right back. This is my debut. You have helped to pave the way for me here in the IWF. If it wasn't for you I couldn't be here. There are three lost arts that are dying in professional wrestling...
One, Tag team wrestling...
Two, Womens wrestling...
Three, Cruiserweight wrestling.
Two of those three is what you and I fall smack dab in the middle of. Womens wrestling and the art of lucha libra cruiserweight wrestling. People think that when two women get in the ring it is time for them to take a bathroom break or go to the concession stand to buy merchadise or a snack to add to their carb intake but so far you have changed all that here in the IWF and you have risen the bar and the standard for me to follow. I respect that. You are someone that is held in high regard and respected in everyway. I have some huge shoes to fill.
I am only 19 years old. A little girl from El'Paso, Texas who fifteen years ago should have never seen her fifth birthday. Now here I am ready to compete against you and Johnny Niles in my IWF debut this week on Chain Reaction 7 this week and in front of a very jammed packed, sold out, capacity crowd of rabid and supportive Seattle fans. I don't take you lightly but don't think that just because of my age, height, or weight or how much respect that I have for you doesn't mean that I am gonna be a push over because I am not. Not one bit.
Inside of me there is a fire that burns bright and eternal. It will never be snuffed out, put out, rubbed out, or will it ever die out. This week on Chain Reaction, make no mistake about it. I can dish out the punishment. I truly believe that I can, but most importantly I know that I can take it. I have been through too much in my life now to faulter in the IWF now. I have no doubt that you and me Mary-Lynn are gonna do something nobody has ever seen before and that is to steal the show, shock the world, and surprise everybody. They will be talking about the clinic that we put on and the human highlight reel that was bestowed before their very eyes. It will be overload of the sense but it will be truly a sight to see on Chain Reaction. I know that it will.
Now Mary-Lynn, some experts and critics think that you might be pre-occupied with other things, namely one Eddie Whiskey to focus on this match agianst myself and Johnny Niles. Well allow me to set your mind and everythng at ease right now.
(Go-Go picks up a cardboard picture on a stick of Eddie Whisky and holds it over her own face.)
A lot of people say that we can't focus on our other battles. That we should put them behind us. But not me Mary-Lynn. I want you to pretend that I am Eddie Whisky. I want you to imagine that when whenever you are standing across the ring with Niles and myself that you are see Eddie Whisky because when you are angry in the ring yes you are prone to mistakes but at the same time you are capable of unleashing you're true potential and abilities. Simply put, I want all of your best. If I have to bring out the worst in you in order to get your best then so be it. That is exactly what I want. I want to beat you fair and square but even should I lose I want to say "at least I made you work for that win to the bitter bloody end.".
I will throw a punch, a kick, and even launch my body into you but most importantly I will take it all just the same.
And to you Johnny Niles who has remained silent throughout this week thus far. Don't think that by being put in a triple threat match against two women is gonna be an automatic easy win for you because it won't. We have the scorn and we are bringing the fury straight to you come Chain Reaction. Because when it is all said and done, the history books will never forget the name of The Latina Fire that burns everlasting and eternally. You will never forget the name of Go-Go Spectacular.
[FADE OUT]