Post by Mr. Showtime on Apr 29, 2006 14:15:33 GMT -5
(The scene opens up in the back office of “The Best Gym” on Brick, New Jersey. The office lights are on but there doesn’t seem to be anyone in the office. The gym has been open for the past week, after it’s week closure, and it seems that while the gym was closed there was some remodeling being done. The office though does look rather similar to what it use to look like. The walls seem to have a fresh coat of off white paint, but everything else is the same. Suddenly the office door bursts open and stumbling in is Tom and one of the PCW cameramen. Tom is wearing one of his disheveled tuxedos as the cameraman hangs behind him. Tom is sweating hard for he had run the entire floor of the gym. He didn’t want anyone to try and stop him from getting back here and he is a bit out of shape so the short run took a lot out of him.)[/color]
Tom: Damn...huff...There’s...huff...noone here...huff
(At that moment the big black leather chair that is placed behind the large oak desk spins around. It seems that there had been someone n the office the entire time. Sitting in his usual spot was “Mr. Showtime” Mikey Wryght. This is the side of Mr. Showtime that we have not seen in over two months. He is wearing one of his designer black pinstriped suits with a green dress shirt and a matching tie. The different part about him is that he is no longer wearing the bronze mash that he has been hiding his face under. The mask is actually resting in the middle of his desk and once again he is wearing the brown and gold aviators that he usually wears so much, and on his face is that trademark half smile. There seems to be no scars on his face, in which he had made claim to. It seems that this entire time it had been a complete ruse.)[/color]
Showtime: I wouldn’t say that there is noone here.
Tom: You!!! huff
Showtime: Relax yourself there Thomas. Have a seat and take a loud off...You look as if you’ve seen a ghost.
(Tom makes his way over to the chair that sits across from Mr. Showtime. He sits down in a heap and attempts to catch his breath, and his initial shock begins to reside after seeing Showtime without the mask and scarless. Tom seems to be staring at Showtime pretty hard.)[/color]
Showtime: You know Thomas, that it is impolite to stare.
Tom: I’m sorry sir, but...but...but how?
Showtime: How?
Tom: How is your face alright? I thought...
Showtime: That was your first mistake Thomas. You thought. So I lied to a few people...Alright I lied to everyone, I don’t care. There was only one person who knew what I was doing.
(At that moment Perfection walks out from the back hallway. He looks delicious and it is nice to see here after her little vacation. She is wearing a short black skirt, a tight blue tank top and high leather boots. Her long blond hair is shimmering in the sunlight and she is wearing a big smile on her face. She walks over and puts her hand on Showtime’s shoulder and Tom continues to look on in disbelief.)[/color]
Tom: You!?!?
Perfection: Hello Thomas.
Tom: Why?
Showtime: Listen Thomas, I’m a sneaky bastard. That’s what I do. Listen when it came down to it I didn’t want Perfection at ring side for the Pain of Glass match. I would never had been able to rightfully win that match if she was at ring side. Little did I know that the referees would screw me out of that victory. So then the two of faked the break up thing, and then we decided to pull the crazy card. That’s when I began the faking of the smashed face and pretending that I was going crazy. Then when everyone least expected it she came back.
Tom: But why didn’t anyone fill me in?
Showtime: You Thomas. You have a bigger mouth then a gossip queen. If I would have told you about our scheme everyone and their mother would know about it. I wanted to play some mind games with a few people and that is exactly what I did. Which I still say helped me win the ladder match at the PPV...oh wait they decided to change the rules of the ladder match around here though. You see where I come from the man who pulls the belt down from above the ladder is the rightful winner. Now around here the referees do some sort of drugs and decided that the winner of the match is the person who didn’t pull the belt down. I wish I would have just learned the rule change and I would have just let Phinehas pull the belt down. Then now I would be Champion. Silly how some things work.
(You can tell that Showtime is being sarcastic but it is still a sour subject to him. He still feels that the belt was stolen from him not once...but twice as so many other accomplishments were here due to the lack of competent officiating.)[/color]
Tom: It’s a tragedy, but go got that win over Mr. Grimm and this week you get to face off against “Dynamite” Dan Ellis.
Showtime: First off I didn’t get the win over Phinehas. I broke the unbreakable again, but I didn’t get the pin on Phinehas like I was hoping for. Secondly...Who?
Tom: “Dynamite” Dan Ellis...
Showtime: The guy that was working behind the scenes around Pure Class Wrestling is wrestling now, they’ll let anyone get in the ring now, won’t they.
Tom: Actually this is his son by the same name.
Showtime: So this is Daniel Ellis...Junior. Not that it would matter, they could put both of them in the ring with me and I would take them down, Thomas. How many times has he wrestled here in Pure Class?
Tom: Actually you are his debut match.
Showtime: Really? Poor bastard, I hope he doesn’t have any delusions on beating the greatest superstar ever to grace Pure Class Wrestling. I am the greatest and I’m a Frickin’ Superstar, and junior is a dead man.
(Showtime just begins to laugh at the news of his newest opponent. Tom gets an uncomfortable look on his face and looks at the cameraman. The two of them slowly make their way for the office door and Showtime sits back in his chair and laughs. As the two men begin to close the door the scene fades out to black and cuts to snow.)[/color]
Tom: Damn...huff...There’s...huff...noone here...huff
(At that moment the big black leather chair that is placed behind the large oak desk spins around. It seems that there had been someone n the office the entire time. Sitting in his usual spot was “Mr. Showtime” Mikey Wryght. This is the side of Mr. Showtime that we have not seen in over two months. He is wearing one of his designer black pinstriped suits with a green dress shirt and a matching tie. The different part about him is that he is no longer wearing the bronze mash that he has been hiding his face under. The mask is actually resting in the middle of his desk and once again he is wearing the brown and gold aviators that he usually wears so much, and on his face is that trademark half smile. There seems to be no scars on his face, in which he had made claim to. It seems that this entire time it had been a complete ruse.)[/color]
Showtime: I wouldn’t say that there is noone here.
Tom: You!!! huff
Showtime: Relax yourself there Thomas. Have a seat and take a loud off...You look as if you’ve seen a ghost.
(Tom makes his way over to the chair that sits across from Mr. Showtime. He sits down in a heap and attempts to catch his breath, and his initial shock begins to reside after seeing Showtime without the mask and scarless. Tom seems to be staring at Showtime pretty hard.)[/color]
Showtime: You know Thomas, that it is impolite to stare.
Tom: I’m sorry sir, but...but...but how?
Showtime: How?
Tom: How is your face alright? I thought...
Showtime: That was your first mistake Thomas. You thought. So I lied to a few people...Alright I lied to everyone, I don’t care. There was only one person who knew what I was doing.
(At that moment Perfection walks out from the back hallway. He looks delicious and it is nice to see here after her little vacation. She is wearing a short black skirt, a tight blue tank top and high leather boots. Her long blond hair is shimmering in the sunlight and she is wearing a big smile on her face. She walks over and puts her hand on Showtime’s shoulder and Tom continues to look on in disbelief.)[/color]
Tom: You!?!?
Perfection: Hello Thomas.
Tom: Why?
Showtime: Listen Thomas, I’m a sneaky bastard. That’s what I do. Listen when it came down to it I didn’t want Perfection at ring side for the Pain of Glass match. I would never had been able to rightfully win that match if she was at ring side. Little did I know that the referees would screw me out of that victory. So then the two of faked the break up thing, and then we decided to pull the crazy card. That’s when I began the faking of the smashed face and pretending that I was going crazy. Then when everyone least expected it she came back.
Tom: But why didn’t anyone fill me in?
Showtime: You Thomas. You have a bigger mouth then a gossip queen. If I would have told you about our scheme everyone and their mother would know about it. I wanted to play some mind games with a few people and that is exactly what I did. Which I still say helped me win the ladder match at the PPV...oh wait they decided to change the rules of the ladder match around here though. You see where I come from the man who pulls the belt down from above the ladder is the rightful winner. Now around here the referees do some sort of drugs and decided that the winner of the match is the person who didn’t pull the belt down. I wish I would have just learned the rule change and I would have just let Phinehas pull the belt down. Then now I would be Champion. Silly how some things work.
(You can tell that Showtime is being sarcastic but it is still a sour subject to him. He still feels that the belt was stolen from him not once...but twice as so many other accomplishments were here due to the lack of competent officiating.)[/color]
Tom: It’s a tragedy, but go got that win over Mr. Grimm and this week you get to face off against “Dynamite” Dan Ellis.
Showtime: First off I didn’t get the win over Phinehas. I broke the unbreakable again, but I didn’t get the pin on Phinehas like I was hoping for. Secondly...Who?
Tom: “Dynamite” Dan Ellis...
Showtime: The guy that was working behind the scenes around Pure Class Wrestling is wrestling now, they’ll let anyone get in the ring now, won’t they.
Tom: Actually this is his son by the same name.
Showtime: So this is Daniel Ellis...Junior. Not that it would matter, they could put both of them in the ring with me and I would take them down, Thomas. How many times has he wrestled here in Pure Class?
Tom: Actually you are his debut match.
Showtime: Really? Poor bastard, I hope he doesn’t have any delusions on beating the greatest superstar ever to grace Pure Class Wrestling. I am the greatest and I’m a Frickin’ Superstar, and junior is a dead man.
(Showtime just begins to laugh at the news of his newest opponent. Tom gets an uncomfortable look on his face and looks at the cameraman. The two of them slowly make their way for the office door and Showtime sits back in his chair and laughs. As the two men begin to close the door the scene fades out to black and cuts to snow.)[/color]
