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Havoc vs Mike C vs Roundtree vs Eric McRae

Classy Mike C

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The scene opens in a large office. Behind a big, oak desk, littered with office paraphernalia, is a large swivel chair facing out of the window behind. When a window cleaner lowers, the chair turns to reveal Classy Mike C wearing a black shirt, unbuttoned at the top, and with the 52 Wild title draped from his shoulder. Classy looks in surprise at the camera, before sighing and placing the belt in front of him on the desk.

Classy: I've had a lot of good times with this title belt. I mean who'll forget the triple cage match at eXile, or the best of 5 series with Evol? The Ultra Brawl VI casket match and the Barbed Wire-Singapore Cane match at Blood Bath? And now, as I sit here knowing that Main Frame, April 15th, I will become the last ever 52 Wild champion to defend this belt well...I'm proud as hell! I mean, let's look at some of the legends that've held the 52 Wild belt. There was "Brooklyn's Finest" Kai A. Lewis, the first ever EUWC 52 Wild Champion! Sure, he defended it well, but ultimately there was no competition so he doesn't count. Then Dwight Jackson came along and took the belt, but he needed the help of The Dominion, so he doesn't count. Neither does Evol, who is a great superstar but only got the belt because of his friends, not his ability. So I guess in the end, there was only ever one 52 Wild Champion who truly counted, me! But lets be honest EUWC fans, all good things must come to an end, at that's why at Main Frame I'll take my career to the next level, to the next plateau, the US title.

Classy picks up three folders from his desk and thumbs through them for a second.

Classy: Now at Main Frame, I fight three men to try and win the US title, and I have little reports written up on them right here.

Classy holds up the folders to the camera, one reads "Havoc", one "Samuel Roundtree" and one "'All Business' Eric McRae".

Classy: Each man has their strengths and weaknesses, and with my own input along with that of many top wrestling analysts, I've complied a concise but complete list of these. Let's start with Eric McRae. The man from Texas who overcame Donny Collins at Blood Bath, "All Business" himself! Well his strengths are his toughness, his mat skills and his willingness to try high-risk moves. Oh and he can crush a beer can against his forehead. His weaknesses though are his lack of size, strength and ability, and the fact that he's the result of the marriage of cousins. Topwrestlingrednecks.com describe him as the wrestling world's #1 "slack-jawed yokel." So really, who would be better than him to hold the US title? I mean he sounds just like the man who runs America! But no, no, Eric won't be the new US champion.

Classy puts down the folder and picks up the folder reading "Samuel Roundtree".

Classy: Samuel Roundtree, the man who finished 5th at Blood Bath, the man who I pinned to win my first EUWC gold back at Blood Bath 2003. One hell of a competitor, a former Tag Team and US champion, let's face it he has an impressive resume. According to this dossier though, it's not all good. I mean, he's got a killer left hand, a brilliant ring mind, a single-minded determination and an aerodynamic hairline. Throw in the Team Danger factor and he looks like a good bet on winning this thing! But that's not the whole story. I mean, if Samuel Roundtree were the Adonis that his strengths make him out to be, then he'd be fighting Sean Taylor. He's temperamental, and despite having Team Danger behind him, he doesn't have many other friends. But the one thing in this dossier that is decisive for me is the fact that he goes into many fights that he has little chance of winning. And I have the feeling that at Main Frame, he has done the very same.

Classy puts down the Roundtree folder and picks up the final folder, "Havoc".

Classy: Ah Havoc. My old friend from out days in the tag team division. Who could forget Superiority's TLC Match or Aftershock's Hell In A Cell? We fought tooth-and-nail for those tag team titles, and now it'll be the same for the US title. Now I have a lot of respect for Havoc, I mean he turned his back on the most powerful group in EUWC's history because they went against his own beliefs, and he's made a fine career for himself without them. Like me, he's also had successful tag and singles success. He's quick, a good technical wrestler but also a brawler, and he knows his limits. At the moment, I must sound like the Havoc fan club leader? Well, you're wrong. I may respect Havoc, but to be fair I hate the man's guts! He attacked me from behind countless times, he threw me through tables, pushed me off ladders and nailed me with chairs. Him and his brother forced me into the singles division by injuring Jaz Moundfield. The man was a sneak and a thug and as far as I'm concerned, a tiger doesn't change it's stripes. As far as weaknesses go, his biggest one is that I hate him so much that nothing would give me more pleasure in taking the US title off him.

Classy puts the "Havoc" dossier down on the table and stares into the camera.

Classy: That leaves one man to be US champion. One man, who may not be from the USA, but certainly cares enough to hold that title. Havoc, Eric, Samuel, at Main Frame all four of us go into that match wanting the US title more than anything in the world. But guys, the dossiers don't lie, and I promise you that I will relinquish the 52 Wild title at Main Frame so I can move onto pastures new. And I promise that I will follow up finishing second at Blood Bath by finishing first at Main Frame. I've been waiting months for this opportunity, and I will not let myself down. I will be US champion, and you and everyone else will have to Like it or Lump it!

Classy turns and faces out of the window, making the window cleaner jump with shock and send his platform plummeting downwards. A loud smash is heard before the screen fades to black.
 

SamuelRoundtree

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(We are driving along the I-95 with Samuel Roundtree in his black Cadillac STS. Late Friday afternoon the freeway in Los Angeles is clogged and relatively slow moving. We look for a chance to get in a word with Samuel, but he's on his cell phone, instead he waves us off. We inch a little closer to try and get a listen.)

SR: Seriously Kelly, tell Tyrone and Stephen that I can guarantee that Main Frame will be worth it. After all the MONTHS of planning, Stephen got the title shot at Taylor, Ty and him got the tag straps and I have the chance to end the existence of the 52-wild title.

Now, I got this interview to deal with. Get the guys to the hotel room, get them "settled", and we will meet for dinner later.

(Samuel hangs up the phone, lights up a cigarette and checks his rear-view mirror.)

See, driving is a lot like this four-way match I am in at Main Frame.

Over here in my left side mirror you have Havoc. Easy to see him coming, quite natural in his movements and overall pretty blah. You know he's there and realize that he may be closer to being great than it may appear to the naked eye. See, that's where I come into effect. After all my years on the road I can position myself in a way that even if he tries to cut in front of me, I can be one step ahead and block him before he makes a move he can't take back. The car he is driving is used to being in all sorts of different conditions, the problem is that no one can have covered everything and that's why I will side-swipe the US title out of his hand at Main Frame.

Right here in my rear-view is Classy Mike C. The current and final 52-wild champion. Mike is always right there, behind you waiting to make his move. Everyone knows that's the mirror that has to be checked more often. Because if he's right up on your bumper, you need to re-adjust to give yourself a little comfort room. But, he's equally dangerous if he's lagging way back. Sometimes it's those guys in the back that can be most lethal. If you forget about him he could sneak up behind you and make you swerve uncontrollably off the road. He's also that guy who is itching to get to that proverbial off ramp. Mike C and I both have that desire to break away from the freeway and establish a presence all our own. The problem for him is that there is only room for one of us on that ramp.

Way over there on the right is 'All Business' Eric McRae. He represents that mirror, that you know is there, but you just don't pay attention to. You don't know much about the traffic coming up to you on that side, you just know you will probably have to deal with it at one point or another. The thing that McRae and I have in common is that we both have absolutely nothing to lose at Main Frame. If we get onto the off-ramp or if we keep going down this freeway as it is...no big deal. But we know that in this business there are fewer and fewer exits down the road. It's up to us to time our exits and entrances so that we get the most out of our trips.

Now, as weak as this whole driving analogy may be, it's also kinda symbolic of where the EUWC is heading. At Main Frame, Superiority and beyond there will be only enough room for certain cars to get off the mediocrity freeway.

Accomplishments from the past are fine and great, but once Tyrone Walker, Stephen Greer and Samuel Roundtree roll into Main Frame, the Cadillacs of this business will take their place in the show room that is the EUWC.

(Samuel's cell phone rings...)

Sorry, gotta get this...

(On the phone) Roundtree here, who is it...

Voice: Sam...it's Kelly, just wanted to let you know we were here...

SR: Excellent, I just have to drop something and I should be there in about 20 minutes.

Voice: Cool, later...

(Samuel puts the phone down in the side tray and pulls over to the curb.)

Yeah...sorry to do this, but I can't take you to the hotel, you'll have to go now. There's a lot of cabs that come down here...

(The cameraman reluctantly gets out and Samuel pulls away...)

(Fade to black)
 

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