Post by Odin Balfore on Apr 12, 2012 21:47:29 GMT -5
WCF caught up with Odin balfore as he touched down in Tokyo, Japan to get ready for XIII. When asked about his thoughts on the event and Corey Black due to unpreidented remarks by IWF Owner Lance Norman, Odin had this to say:
" This is the last time I waste any part of my career against Corey Black. All Lance Norman did was prove me right and Black, oh so very wrong. The April Two Thousand Twelve edition of Thirteen will be the last time this event will be looked forward too or upon with any amount of Legitimacy. Black can't even give his greatest and most feared rival a decent challenge. After tomarrow night, There will be no more fabled " Thirteen" events because Odin Balfore just put them to rest forever, no matter what Black or Seth Lerch think. In one event, in one great and thunderous swoop; I have taken out a company, a show an a man, torn from the pages of history. Just to wipe my ass. Cheers to the last time Corey Black can lay claim to being a legit and serious name here in WCF or anywhere else in the world.The match, the IWF and impending doom of "Thirteen. I think this bumps up the score to five - one, Balfore. "
" This is the last time I waste any part of my career against Corey Black. All Lance Norman did was prove me right and Black, oh so very wrong. The April Two Thousand Twelve edition of Thirteen will be the last time this event will be looked forward too or upon with any amount of Legitimacy. Black can't even give his greatest and most feared rival a decent challenge. After tomarrow night, There will be no more fabled " Thirteen" events because Odin Balfore just put them to rest forever, no matter what Black or Seth Lerch think. In one event, in one great and thunderous swoop; I have taken out a company, a show an a man, torn from the pages of history. Just to wipe my ass. Cheers to the last time Corey Black can lay claim to being a legit and serious name here in WCF or anywhere else in the world.The match, the IWF and impending doom of "Thirteen. I think this bumps up the score to five - one, Balfore. "
