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(FADE IN)
In a drab hotel room, Evan Aho sits on a bed resting his elbows on his knees. He nonchalantly holds a playing card between his index and middle finger. The rest of the deck is gripped in his left hand.
AHO - As strongly as Rudy Seitzer believes that Merritt wants a Windham/Aho rematch, I'm not seeing any progress made towards it. That's probably my fault, but here I am sitting on injured reserve...waiting.
With a flick of his wrist, Evan sails the card across the room towards an empty ice bucket. The card narrowly misses and lands among the dozen or so others that have collected around the container.
Well not really anymore, but this is the summation of my last couple of months. I got a phone call yesterady saying my rematch with Stanley is cancelled and I'm up against not one, but both of The Professionals. One Professional couldn't get the job done the first time around, so pitting me against both is the next logical step. At least we're going in chronological order. My last streak of luck all started with Eddie Mayfield.
Aho flings another card at his target.
Go ahead, pat yourself on the back Eddie. You did a number on my shoulder. Two muscle tears and a separation, nothing that time can't heal but definitely a cramp in my style for the past few months.
Yeah I got injured before Fish Fund. Real shocker there, but that's my story. Everyone has heard yours, Eddie. Something about...it took paratroopers from the One Hundred Thirty-third Airborn Division and divine intervention to prevent you from becoming the CSWA World Heavyweight Champion. We remember, no need to repeat it.
The harsh reality of Oklahoma City was that not only did you fail to beat me...but I left you lying in a heap. You were WRECKED beyond recognition. A man with a stutter could have counted to forty before you were ready to peel yourself off the mat.
And when the ref came to wake you up, did you tell 'em how long it was before you regained consciousness? Did you tell the truth? Two minutes...
Evan shakes his head and flicks another card toward the bucket.
...no, wait. A minute and thirty seconds, because you did start mumbling "pee-are-oh" around that time.
But we've both had time to recover and now you've got your buddy, Craig Miles, to keep the pesky paratroopers off your case. No more extenuating circumstances.
A long silence ensues. Evan continues to toss cards at the bucket. Aho looks at the camera.
Hey, I'm done. You need a snappy interview, go talk with the Pros. I just wrestle here.
(FADE OUT)
In a drab hotel room, Evan Aho sits on a bed resting his elbows on his knees. He nonchalantly holds a playing card between his index and middle finger. The rest of the deck is gripped in his left hand.
AHO - As strongly as Rudy Seitzer believes that Merritt wants a Windham/Aho rematch, I'm not seeing any progress made towards it. That's probably my fault, but here I am sitting on injured reserve...waiting.
With a flick of his wrist, Evan sails the card across the room towards an empty ice bucket. The card narrowly misses and lands among the dozen or so others that have collected around the container.
Well not really anymore, but this is the summation of my last couple of months. I got a phone call yesterady saying my rematch with Stanley is cancelled and I'm up against not one, but both of The Professionals. One Professional couldn't get the job done the first time around, so pitting me against both is the next logical step. At least we're going in chronological order. My last streak of luck all started with Eddie Mayfield.
Aho flings another card at his target.
Go ahead, pat yourself on the back Eddie. You did a number on my shoulder. Two muscle tears and a separation, nothing that time can't heal but definitely a cramp in my style for the past few months.
Yeah I got injured before Fish Fund. Real shocker there, but that's my story. Everyone has heard yours, Eddie. Something about...it took paratroopers from the One Hundred Thirty-third Airborn Division and divine intervention to prevent you from becoming the CSWA World Heavyweight Champion. We remember, no need to repeat it.
The harsh reality of Oklahoma City was that not only did you fail to beat me...but I left you lying in a heap. You were WRECKED beyond recognition. A man with a stutter could have counted to forty before you were ready to peel yourself off the mat.
And when the ref came to wake you up, did you tell 'em how long it was before you regained consciousness? Did you tell the truth? Two minutes...
Evan shakes his head and flicks another card toward the bucket.
...no, wait. A minute and thirty seconds, because you did start mumbling "pee-are-oh" around that time.
But we've both had time to recover and now you've got your buddy, Craig Miles, to keep the pesky paratroopers off your case. No more extenuating circumstances.
A long silence ensues. Evan continues to toss cards at the bucket. Aho looks at the camera.
Hey, I'm done. You need a snappy interview, go talk with the Pros. I just wrestle here.
(FADE OUT)