Post by Thunder on Jun 17, 2007 12:42:42 GMT -5
You can’t always get what you want.
As of right now, I think I know that more than anyone else. I wasn’t the only one who got a title shot at Timebomb and failed to be victorious, but I just wasn’t getting a shot at any title; it was the World Title. Hell, it wasn’t even just that. I was stuck in the most brutal match possible. My body went through things I did not even dream was possible. Shards of glass stuck out of my body, causing my own blood to spill in puddles below me. It was all for nothing. When it was all over, I was left with nothing except wounds that may never heal. I had a chance at the one thing I always wanted, the WCF World Tile. I failed. I guess I have to accept that this time, I didn’t get what I wanted. That’s in the past now, so there’s really nothing I can do except forget about it. It’s time for the present…and the future.
But what does the future hold for me? At this point, I don’t really know. It almost seems like I’m in some weird sort of limbo right now. I’ve had my shot at the top and didn’t succeed, so I really don’t deserve another shot as of right now, but when PPV time rolls around, I’ll have another shot. It’ll be me against Mike Ragnal, the winner getting a shot at the WCF Television Title. It may not be the World Title, but I’m up for a second reign with the title if the opportunity arises. And who knows, maybe this will put an end to what’s been going on between Ragnal and myself.
And I guess that can lead to a question that needs answered for many of the idiot WCF fans. Why did I attempt to cost Danny Vice and Ragnal a win in their tag match a few weeks back? That shouldn’t even need to be explained. Look back at who I was fighting tooth and nail with over several months. It was Danny Vice. To say that I still want to see him fail would be completely truthful, which is why I went out there and did what I did. Although I originally just went out for Vice, Ragnal presented an easy opportunity. If he were any brighter, he might have realized that is was nothing personal. But he decided that’s what it needed to be. I’ve got no problem with that. There’s plenty of time for me to use him as a victim, a springboard for my second reign as Television Champion. Defeating Ragnal in that match is just what I need to rebound my WCF career after losing to Skyler Striker. Ragnal certainly doesn’t deserve to be in that match since he had his chance at the title and screwed it up, but I’ll certainly make sure it doesn’t happen.
But as I’ve learned in the past, I can’t get ahead of myself here. By focusing to much on what’s in the future, I may ruin all of that by screwing up in the present. Injuries can occur that way, but that’s not all. I can’t give Ragnal any psychological advantage by performing well against me in that WCF Big Tag Match™ or even worse, pin me. The last thing I need is him believing that he can get in that ring soon and outwrestle me, winning a shot at the Television Title in the process. My other opponents can do whatever they wish in the ring. Boone, Craven, and TVO can take out who they what. I have no problem with them, but all I ask is Ragnal is left for me. This is a huge match before the PPV. It’s my chance to get that all important psychological advantage that I cannot and will not let Ragnal get. I need to get in his head this week, like I’ve done with so many other opponents over the months and years. He needs to see first hand what he’ll be up against very, very soon. A message needs to and will be sent. Ragnal will see that when he steps into the ring with me, he won’t be the one in control. He’ll see that I always dictate the pace and dominate my opponents with pure wrestling ability. He’ll see that crazy flip moves and hardcore crap won’t mean a thing against me. He’ll see that in the end, it won’t matter what he does, I’ll always find a way to gain the upper hand. He’ll see his hopes of winning our match be reduced to nothing. He’ll see his dreams of becoming Television Champion fade away.
He’ll see that you can’t always get what you want.
As of right now, I think I know that more than anyone else. I wasn’t the only one who got a title shot at Timebomb and failed to be victorious, but I just wasn’t getting a shot at any title; it was the World Title. Hell, it wasn’t even just that. I was stuck in the most brutal match possible. My body went through things I did not even dream was possible. Shards of glass stuck out of my body, causing my own blood to spill in puddles below me. It was all for nothing. When it was all over, I was left with nothing except wounds that may never heal. I had a chance at the one thing I always wanted, the WCF World Tile. I failed. I guess I have to accept that this time, I didn’t get what I wanted. That’s in the past now, so there’s really nothing I can do except forget about it. It’s time for the present…and the future.
But what does the future hold for me? At this point, I don’t really know. It almost seems like I’m in some weird sort of limbo right now. I’ve had my shot at the top and didn’t succeed, so I really don’t deserve another shot as of right now, but when PPV time rolls around, I’ll have another shot. It’ll be me against Mike Ragnal, the winner getting a shot at the WCF Television Title. It may not be the World Title, but I’m up for a second reign with the title if the opportunity arises. And who knows, maybe this will put an end to what’s been going on between Ragnal and myself.
And I guess that can lead to a question that needs answered for many of the idiot WCF fans. Why did I attempt to cost Danny Vice and Ragnal a win in their tag match a few weeks back? That shouldn’t even need to be explained. Look back at who I was fighting tooth and nail with over several months. It was Danny Vice. To say that I still want to see him fail would be completely truthful, which is why I went out there and did what I did. Although I originally just went out for Vice, Ragnal presented an easy opportunity. If he were any brighter, he might have realized that is was nothing personal. But he decided that’s what it needed to be. I’ve got no problem with that. There’s plenty of time for me to use him as a victim, a springboard for my second reign as Television Champion. Defeating Ragnal in that match is just what I need to rebound my WCF career after losing to Skyler Striker. Ragnal certainly doesn’t deserve to be in that match since he had his chance at the title and screwed it up, but I’ll certainly make sure it doesn’t happen.
But as I’ve learned in the past, I can’t get ahead of myself here. By focusing to much on what’s in the future, I may ruin all of that by screwing up in the present. Injuries can occur that way, but that’s not all. I can’t give Ragnal any psychological advantage by performing well against me in that WCF Big Tag Match™ or even worse, pin me. The last thing I need is him believing that he can get in that ring soon and outwrestle me, winning a shot at the Television Title in the process. My other opponents can do whatever they wish in the ring. Boone, Craven, and TVO can take out who they what. I have no problem with them, but all I ask is Ragnal is left for me. This is a huge match before the PPV. It’s my chance to get that all important psychological advantage that I cannot and will not let Ragnal get. I need to get in his head this week, like I’ve done with so many other opponents over the months and years. He needs to see first hand what he’ll be up against very, very soon. A message needs to and will be sent. Ragnal will see that when he steps into the ring with me, he won’t be the one in control. He’ll see that I always dictate the pace and dominate my opponents with pure wrestling ability. He’ll see that crazy flip moves and hardcore crap won’t mean a thing against me. He’ll see that in the end, it won’t matter what he does, I’ll always find a way to gain the upper hand. He’ll see his hopes of winning our match be reduced to nothing. He’ll see his dreams of becoming Television Champion fade away.
He’ll see that you can’t always get what you want.
