Post by silvus on Jul 11, 2010 16:34:04 GMT -6
the scene opens up on Goryokaku, lifting weights while wearing his Jester mask, through the mask his eyes look clear and dangerous. Goryokaku stops after 3 repetitions and puts the weights down then looks towards the camera the Jester mask hiding a smile as equally as sadistic as the mask itself has.
Goryokaku
War games, a match that can easily test the capabilities of a man in his futile struggle to help push the team he happens to be on get one up on those they oppose, a game that requires a little luck to give one side a slight advantage every two minutes for two minutes. Then when everyone is finally in the match it takes a pin or a submission to take the victory for your team, and add one notch to the record of wins or loses you currently have.
Of cause I joined the side of the Destruction Crew and this is not because I think they can win this match nor is it because I believe they would lose without my help. It all comes down to the simple fact that it gives me an opportunity, Destruction Crew can take their win or loss for all I care but whilst I have a chance to end the career of two annoying bugs, I don’t see the need to hinder the progress of my partners.
So Destruction Crew here’s my statement and my promise to you as my team mates at Summer Bash, I will help you get your win by removing Wench and Matt Margera from the match personally, I will make sure they suffer beyond the extent of their ability to comprehend and interfere with others, and in exchange you will owe me one simple as that a favour for a favour once this match is over and done with you’ll all be waiting on my beck and call to pay off the debt that you’ll owe me and when that time comes you’ll be happy that you were there to earn my respect.
Now that leaves me to think about my opponents, Matt Margera, Wench, Tyler Guevera, James Jacks and the hidden friend they have waiting to back them up that may hopefully surprise and confound us in some way, not that I’m expecting much from Margera his ability to surprise me disappeared a long time ago. Now I have some training to do so I’ll leave you all to ponder what I had to say and I’ll get back to my opponents later on, though anything I say will not merit up to much once were in the ring because once we are there it all comes down to natural fighting talent.
the scene fades to black
Goryokaku
War games, a match that can easily test the capabilities of a man in his futile struggle to help push the team he happens to be on get one up on those they oppose, a game that requires a little luck to give one side a slight advantage every two minutes for two minutes. Then when everyone is finally in the match it takes a pin or a submission to take the victory for your team, and add one notch to the record of wins or loses you currently have.
Of cause I joined the side of the Destruction Crew and this is not because I think they can win this match nor is it because I believe they would lose without my help. It all comes down to the simple fact that it gives me an opportunity, Destruction Crew can take their win or loss for all I care but whilst I have a chance to end the career of two annoying bugs, I don’t see the need to hinder the progress of my partners.
So Destruction Crew here’s my statement and my promise to you as my team mates at Summer Bash, I will help you get your win by removing Wench and Matt Margera from the match personally, I will make sure they suffer beyond the extent of their ability to comprehend and interfere with others, and in exchange you will owe me one simple as that a favour for a favour once this match is over and done with you’ll all be waiting on my beck and call to pay off the debt that you’ll owe me and when that time comes you’ll be happy that you were there to earn my respect.
Now that leaves me to think about my opponents, Matt Margera, Wench, Tyler Guevera, James Jacks and the hidden friend they have waiting to back them up that may hopefully surprise and confound us in some way, not that I’m expecting much from Margera his ability to surprise me disappeared a long time ago. Now I have some training to do so I’ll leave you all to ponder what I had to say and I’ll get back to my opponents later on, though anything I say will not merit up to much once were in the ring because once we are there it all comes down to natural fighting talent.
the scene fades to black
