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INT. ???

[We open like we’ve open many times before, on a blank screen. The screen begins to come to life on a single figure, an outline of a man with long hair. Suddenly we hear a woman’s voice speak over the sounds of war, the sounds of heavy shells and M16 fire.]

V/O: It is human nature to fight.

[The mysterious figure fades and a scene of the first gulf war plays on the screen, followed by the war on terrorism and the more recent struggle going on in Iraq.]

V/O: Humans fight and fight and fight until either the battle is won or there is nothing left to fight for.

[The scene fades from war to a more urban battle, we see gang members killing each other in random acts of senseless violence, then the screen flashes to the riot in LA that happened a few years back and finally to the well known Rodney King beating]

V/O: Many believe that the human race is destined to destroy itself.

[The mysterious figure fades back on the screen, this time it’s a little clearer, however it fades again. This time we see a room full of over weight corporate CEO’s sipping on expensive wine as they sit at a large table that has large stacks of money on it, on their foreheads is stamped in big bold black is “FAT CATS”. We then see a quick shot of Commissioner Bridge in his office with the same thing stamped on his head.]

V/O: Corporate America pulls the strings; they try to hold you back, they try to screw you, they try to keep chaos, disorder and anarchy at bay with sleazy deals and dishonest tactics…but they can’t.

[The shot howls to life as we now see the war between Chance and Matt Keith raging on the screen. We see that well remembered time where Matt, Cameron, and JC Swinger used a stun gun on Jarod Crow. We see Matt hitting Chance with the Deadly Device and then Chance hitting his move as well. We see what happened a few months ago when both Chance and Matt Keith flew off the stage and down to the tables and equipment below. We even see the battle Chance and Matt had at Birthday Bash where they won the tag titles]

V/O: Chaos is inevitable, it is needed, and it will never stop.

[The mysterious figure flashes on the screen one last time but this time we can see perfectly who it is, it’s none other than Matt Keith. He’s completely drenched in what looks like blood from the neck up and he has an uncharacteristic evil smile on his face, and even weirder he seems to be laughing under his breath. And we hear that woman’s voice once more]


V/O: Commissioner Bridge, Chance, X-Corp, at one point or another you tried to stop him, you tried to either out sine him or you tried to put his star out for good. But there is no stopping him; Matt Keith goes on and on.

INT. HOTEL ROOM, TOKYO- NIGHT

[Matt’s strange and bloody visage fades to a black screen and we open inside of his hotel room in Tokyo Japan. Matt’s sitting on the edge of the bed with the lights off and his tag title belt in his lap. He’s in deep contemplation by the looks of it but at the same time he has a slight smirk on his face]

Matt Keith: Playing a dangerous game is a way of life in the WWA, day in week after week we all witness disorder turning into chaos and chaos into anarchy. But I live for that chaos I live for the random acts of violence. That’s what being a wrestler is all about, that’s what being Matt Keith is about. Bridge sits in his precious candy land office playing favorites with his boy X-Corp, he tires to quell the chaos by giving the mindless masses of sheep what he thinks they want to see, what he think is good for them. But there will be no calm, no order as long as I’m steadily making my way up the preverbal ladder of success in the WWA. And there is no doubt about it that I’m climbing that ladder rung by rung. Since being on the Fiesta brand I have slowly dominated, as the weeks come and go I get closer to becoming the very best. Wes Sanders, Dave Harley, Mal Somers, CHANCE, no one can stop me; no one can ever hope to stop me.

[Still with his head down Matt rubs his hand across his glistening title belt]

Matt Keith: In a strange twist of fate this title belt became mine at Birthday Bash, this tag title is my first taste of WWA gold and I must say that I love the taste. But this isn’t going to be the end of it; I’m not going to stop with this belt like so many others have done in the past once they win a title. You see, my ultimate goal has always been the world title. Back when I was a kid I use to watch wrestlers like Rick Flair, Hulk Hogan, Bret Hart, true world champions, and I was instilled with the burning desire to become a world champion, to be at the very top of the mountain of wrestling greatness. I scratched and clawed every hour of every day so that someday I could make it to the point in my career where I get my shot. And the fact of the matter is I’ve already made it to that point. Right now you are looking at the greatest all around wrestler the WWA has to offer, there hasn’t been a wrestler with my natural ability since the early years of Shaman, Tracer Bullet, or even Nick Seiger. But unlike those men I just mentioned I haven’t gone soft, I haven’t turned into a curtain jerker waiting to happen. Night after night I step into that ring and innovate, I brake out moves never seen in a WWA ring before, and love me or hate me everyone will tell you that Matt Keith is the future.

[Matt suddenly chuckles a bit then looks into the camera]

Matt Keith: I look back on the more resent former WWA world champions and laugh, I laugh my ass off because these men, these so called “champions” were nothing but hype, nothing but an over blown gimmick. Kash, he was no real champion, he wasn’t a fighting champion, all he did was sit on that title as the weeks and months past only to finally lose it at the Brawl, and that’s what lead to his inevitable firing. Then there was Damian Thorne, a perfect example of hype. In a single act of Blaspheme Damian deemed himself god, but in the end he proved himself to be just as weak as everyone else when he lost the world title so fast that I don’t think he realized that he even held the damn thing, lets be honest, he lost it even before he got his name plate put on. And finally that leaves the current world champion, Grudge. [Chuckles] The fact that this guy has the world title is a slap in the face of every one on the Fiesta or the Meltdown roster for that matter. But we all know he’s going to hold that title about as long as it takes to convince a high school cheerleader to put out, and that still might be giving Grudge too much credit.

[Matt puts his title belt to the side and stands up]

Matt Keith: The point I’m trying to make is, everyone’s sick of these paper champions we have had to endure for so long. The people don’t want a soft champion; they don’t want a champion that doesn’t have anything new to put on the table. What the people want is a leader, they want a guy that’s going to go out to that ring and beat down no matter who it is. It’s just a matter of time before that World Title is around my waist, it’s just a matter of time before we toss away to paper champs and bring back the era where the world champion was the standard of the WWA and not just “title holder”. If you have forgotten people the WWA world champion suppose to be the very best this company has to offer. The very best!

[Matt leaves it at that and walks off the screen while the cameraman zooms in and gets a shot of his tag title laying on the bed as if saying, “This is only the beginning”]

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