Lethal Lottery II: EurAsian Open Challenge

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WZCW's First Triple Crown Champion
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After Drake Callahan's release from WZCW, this left EurAsian Champion David Cougar without a challenger for his newly won championship. In reaction to this, he has given an open challenge to anyone not competing to face him in a one on one match for his belt.

This match is for anyone without a match at the Lethal Lottery and has a contract with WZCW. You may only RP ONCE and the best RP will face Cougar who will also RP in this thread.

Deadline is Monday 16th November 23:59 EST


Eligible RPers for this match: David Cougar (Champion), Dr. Steven Kurtesy, Jordan Lights, Max Karzai, Byakko, Scott Hammond, Excellency, Kyle Christensen.

*If you haven't been listed and are unsure if you can RP, please PM Creative to confirm*
 
The scene opens to the locker room, where Max Karzai sits on a bench, staring at his phone. After a pause, he turns it sideways and slides it open, revealing a mini-keyboard. His thumbs tap away a message. After he finishes, he puts the phone next to him on the bench and looks up. Leon Kensworth is standing timidly to one side, holding a microphone.

Leon: Um, hello, Mr. Karzai-

Karzai: Relax, brother. Just call me Max.

Leon: Um, OK. Well, Max, I hope I haven’t disturbed you.

Karzai: No, I was just texting a fan I met at a concert a few months ago. He’s having some relationship issues, so I was helping him clear them up.

Leon: Well, that’s good. I was wondering I I could ask you a few questions.

Karzai: Go right ahead.

Leon: Have you heard about the open challenge that “Showtime” David Cougar has thrown out?

Karzai: Yeah, I heard. I’ve been thinking about it.

Leon: Is there anything in particular you’d like to say?

Karzai: There sure is. Could you hand me the mic?

Leon gives Karzai the microphone. Karzai stands up from the bench and looks into the camera as it zooms in.

Karzai: Showtime, I saw what you did at Meltdown. Let me tell ya something: Stuff like that isn’t going to fly while I’m around. You think you can just sneak up on people and rob them of their belts, playing dirty to get what you want.

Well, guess what? I’m not above playing dirty myself. You want to treat people like that, you’d better be prepared to get treated like that yourself. From now on you’d better keep a watchful eye on your surroundings, because you never know when I could be watching you, studying you, planning my every move.

Be afraid, Cougar. Be paranoid. Be cautious. Be frightened. I could sneak up behind you at your most vulnerable moments and lay you out, just like you did to Callahan. My philosophy is to fight fire with fire, and that’s exactly what I plan to do.

You best be on the lookout, Cougar, because come Lethal Lottery, the Show…will be cancelled.


He turns and hands the microphone back to Leon.

Karzai: Thanks.

Karzai picks up his phone from the bench and exits stage left.

Scene fades.
 
We are backstage after Meltdown and we see Jordan Lights on the phone conversing about his match.

Jordan : Chambers, I almost had it. I could have won that match and entered the Lethal Lottery. I could have shown them all just how much I have changed.

Greg : Don't worry Jordan, there's always another day to fight. Another chance to win. Besides, all the kids back here are still proud of you man.


Jordan : Really? That's great!! One of my main goals here is to show them that you don't have to fight on the streets or bully anyone.

Greg : I know, and you did great in that match. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Jordan : Thanks man. Hopefully someday I'll see you here too.


Greg : Well I'll tell you what, why don't you come back home to the gym and I'll help you train some more.

As Jordan hangs up the phone he begins to untape his wrists and head for the showers when suddenly Becky Serra wanders into the room.

Jordan : Umm, hello?

Becky : Are you Jordan Lights? I was told you were.


Jordan : That's me, what'd you want to talk about Becky?


Becky : I came to have an interview with you.


Jordan : Sure, just give me about 20 minutes, sound good?

Becky : Sure thing Jordan!!

Jordan goes into the showers and comes out 15 minutes later, all freshened up in a button up shirt and some nice jeans.

Jordan : Okay Becky, let's have this interview now.

Becky : Well Jordan, I have some good news for you. You may have lost the Lethal Lottery Qualifier but you've impressed our owners and they've decided to sign you!!

Jordan gets a little excited, even going as far as to fist pump the air.

Becky : Secondly, David Cougar, our newly crowned EurAsian Champion, has no challenger for Lethal Lottery. There is an open challenge to anyone on the roster who feels they can take the championship from him.

Jordan : Becky, that is excellent news. I don't feel like I have proven myself yet and this might be my chance, my shot at glory. I'm going to throw myself into this challenge Becky, and hopefully I will walk out of it with my first championship.

Becky : That sounds great Jordan!! Do you have any words for David Cougar?

Jordan puts his hand out for the microphone and she hands it to him and stands back as the camera zooms in a little bit with it's focus on Jordan.


Jordan : Cougar, you are young and cocky. You are probably the type of guy that bullied people in school due to feelings of being above them. You are everything I am against. You see, growing up I was bullied all the time. People tried to rob me, tried to hurt me, people have even tried to kill me sometimes. I had to learn to fend for myself at an early age. I had to learn to fight to keep myself from getting hurt. Eventually the same people targeting me began to target my family and friends. I began to fight more and more and that is how I garnered the nickname " The Justice". I almost went down the wrong path and I regret it. That is enough about me though, as you are just going to become another flash in the pan.. Let's talk about this match. I've seen your matches Cougar. I've seen your antics and before joining the roster I was hoping I would face you. I've grown tired of your cocky and arrogant ways. That is why I am going to teach you a lesson. You need to realize that you are no better then anyone here. Sure you have a championship, but that doesn't mean anything. You were essentially handed that championship. You didn't earn anything.

Becky : J---J---Jor----

Jordan : I'm not done yet!! I may be new here, but all my life nothing was handed to me, not even this contract for WZCW. I earned it. From day one I earned it. I'm going to teach you a lesson at Lethal Lottery. I am going to teach you the meaning of respect and the value of earning championships and victories. David Cougar you may have issued an open challenge, but I've got a challenge for you. I'm challenging you to leave the Lethal Lottery with that championship, and your jaw in one piece. Once you step in the ring with me I promise you won't want to run your mouth again.

Jordan has gotten all riled up and you can see he is ready fight again.

Jordan : Sorry for my change in attitude Becky, I've got to get out of here.

As Jordan leaves the room the camera follows him and you can see a broken picture on the floor. The picture frame is broken and the glass is shattered. The image is of David Cougar and it is ripped in half as the camera cuts to black.
 
The scene opens with Steven Kurtesy and William Teach walking up the entrance into a local party hall in slow motion with "We Are The Champions" by Queen playing faintly in the background. As the music gets relatively audible, Kurtesy is shown with him re-adjusting his championship belt and a smile on his face with the camera slowly panning to Teach who puts a whole packet of chewing gum into his mouth. People walk past Kurtesy and Teach at normal pace staring at the two in confusion. When the song hits the chorus, Teach & Kurtesy get to the double doors of the building, push them open and the crowd inside screams loudly at their arrival. The music is blaring at this point with everyone chanting "Teach US."

Inside, multiple tables of food are set up around everywhere; people everywhere; a disk jockey in the corner who is working away; multiple portable fridges/eskies/chillibeans filled to the brim with alcoholic beverages; people turning the massive banner hanging from the ceiling from "Better Luck Next Time" to "Congrats, New Tag Champions"; and an animal trainer holding a Water Buffalo in a leash. The animal trainer has a disgruntled and unimpressed expression.


Teach: MR. BUFFLES!

Animal Trainer: He insisted to come to the party after watching you guys win the championships.

Kurtesy: How did a buffalo...

I knew you couldn't resist to attend another Teach party.

Mr. Buffles, snuffles

Are you sure you want to drink alcohol again after what happened last time?

Mr. Buffles stamps his foot on the ground a couple of times in anger.

Okay, okay... you can stay. But remember, we are not allowed to stay at that motel with the massaging controls because of what you did.

Teach wags his index finger at Mr. Buffles who sniffs and puts his head down towards the floor. Kurtesy and the Animal Keeper look on confused. Sandy Deserts appears and hugs Steven Kurtesy.

Deserts: I knew you could it! You won the titles on your debut match! Congratulations.

Thanks Sandy, I can't believe it either. It feels amazing to hold this belt on my shoulder!

You don't look excited or anything.

Deserts lets go of the hug and there is a short pause between talking.

Alright Kurtesy, I'm going to party with Mr. Buffles. Leon Kensworthy is over with some girls and they seem really unimpressed with his tactics. I'm going to help the poor guy and break the ice with Buffles here.

Teach takes the leash from the Animal Keeper and walks off with Mr. Buffles. The Keeper walks off in disgust. Kurtesy extends his hand to Deserts with a smile on his face. Deserts turns her head slightly, makes a slight flirty facial expression and grabs Kurtesy's outreached hand.

May I have this dance?

Why certainly, doctor.

(shouts at DJ) Hector... change the beats.

The music changes to Bon Jovi's "Livin' On A Prayer." Kurtesy and Deserts start to move through the crowd and find a spot to dance in. The scene fades with a high-angle shot of the entire proceedings.


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The scene re-opens with Kurtesy stepping outside of the building with the music blaring "Call Me" by In This Moment, lighting up something in his mouth with one hand and a nearly empty bottle of Jack Daniels in the other. He puts away the lighter and begins to smoke. As he exhales, he waves to a couple attending the party. Kurtesy takes a swig of the bottle, still unphased. Leon Kensworthy stumbles through the doors to the outside just barely able to gain vertical balance. He shakes his head and turns his attention to Kurtesy.

Hey Kensworthy! Having fun man?

Leon: Damn your tag team partner, he ruined my chances tonight!

What happened?

It's a long story... let's just say Partying With Non-Domestic Animals are in fashion this season. Why aren't you in there partying? This is your night to celebrate!

I'm just having a smoke, thanks...

(interrupting) I mean... you won the WZCW Tag Team Championships in your debut match!

Yeah, I notic...

(interrupting again) And now you have the chance to win even more gold!

Kurtesy instantly stops smoking, turns his attention to Leon and drops his smoke.

I knew you'd be suprised.

Kurtesy proceeds to stomp on the cigarette, putting it out.

Oh... you were putting it out...

Well Kensworthy, whats the news?

I'm sure you heard the news that you and Teach weren't the only newly crowned champions this week. David Cougar won the EurAsian championship in record time and has to defend his championship at Lethal Lottery.

But isn't his opponent Drake Callahan gone from sight?

Exactly.

Doesn't that leave "Showtime" without an opponent?

Correct again.

So... who is Cougar's opponent?

Anyone not scheduled to appear on the card at Lethal Lottery... it is an Open Challenge.

Wow, good move by management.

Err.. Steven, you aren't on the Lethal Lottery card. So, you are an eligible participant in the open challenge.

Kurtesy's eyes become wide open and Kensworthy has a smile on his face.

Really? I can step in to fill Callahan's shoes? Oh crap... I better get out my prepared speech for my title shot against David Cougar for the EurAsian Championship that continuously rants on about how weak my opponent is and how strong I am going into the match to out-psyc Cougar to get the victory and start to memorise it for when I recite it later on in a professional interview where I intimidate the person conducting it to seem like I am dominate.

Kurtesy starts to frisk himself rapidly in search of the speech. Kensworthy slowly but surely makes his way over to Steven.

Let me help you find the speech man.

Leon goes to start frisking Kurtesy before being stopped by Steven. He gives Leon a blank stare and stops frisking immediately.

Leon, there is no speech. I was using sarcasm to try and get my point across.

Leon blurts out with a drunken-style chuckle.

What are you talking about?

When I heard you say Open Challenge, I understood that I was a possible choice for "Showtime's" EurAsian Championship and I have the chance to express my interest in competing for the title.

Kurtesy takes one last swig's worth left from the Jack Daniels bottle and shoots the bottle into the recycle bin as if the bottle was a basketball. He gets the shot in and cocks his arm back.

Quite frankly Kensworthy, I don't think management has any other choice. I mean, everyone else who is a "contender" for the title have two things in common... they all lost their matches heading into Lethal Lottery and they don't have any gold around their waist. Why put someone in a title match when they have lost and done nothing to deserve a title shot?

Well, that's true.

WZCW is a business, which needs to make a profit. To gain a profit in a wrestling company, you need to do things that will draw. Assigning me to the match at Lethal Lottery is an instant moneymaker... it would be a Champion vs. Champion match. It would be crazy to pass up this rare opportunity. Not only this, but the Open Challenge is basically the replacement from the EurAsian Championship match that occurred on MeltDown. You remember right? Cougar basically stole his title from Callahan by blindsiding him. What better opponent to have Cougar go against than someone who is already a proven competitor for championship matches and earned their title victory in a hard-fought battle?

Once again Kurtesy, you have impressed me. I'd pick you to face Cougar any day of the week with those on the "maybe" list. I can't believe that the amount of alcohol you have consumed hasn't affected you. That's impressive...

(With a smile on his face, not being able to resist) And how does that make you feel?

Jealous and competitive. How about I make an Open Challenge to you for your WZCW Tag Team Championship in a drinking contest? I will drink you under the table and win me some gold!

Alright Kensworthy, you are on! Expect the decision of this bout to go the same way like my Tag Team Title match on Ascension and my obvious EurAsian Title Match at Lethal Lottery... me standing as the victor with the gold on my shoulders.

Kurtesy and Kensworthy put an arm around each other's backs and walk back inside the building together with Leon slightly struggling to keep up with Steven.

I never knew you were a big drinker Leon?

Not really, Teach kept filling me up. He told me they were non-alcoholic. Maybe I should drink him under the table too once I'm finished with you. What are you going to do if my liver explodes or my heart stops?

Don't worry... I'm a Doctor.

But, you are a pysychologist...

The scene ends with Kurtesy laughing and helping Kensworthy into the building, closing the door shut behind them.
 
(The scene fades into a long road leading uphill to a large castle. A man can be seen sitting on a park bench across the road from the castle, looking directly at it. The camera pans around and we can see Scott Hammond, sitting calmly, just staring at the castle. He seems transfixed with it before looking towards the camera)

Scott Hammond: Quite amazing isn't it? A real beauty of a building. Windsor Castle, home to the most powerful family in the world. The Royal Family. I spent much of my childhood walking through the diverse and strange corridors of this wonderous structure. My grandfather would always bring me here and show me around, explaining to me the need for the Royals. He was a wise man. A man who served his country in World War II. It was from him that I learnt the true meaning of what it is to be Royalty. I wanted it. I craved it. Every week I would dream of what I wanted to become. But alas, it was not meant to be. I was introduced to the world of professional wrestling and here I am now, a future champion in WZCW. You see, on the day I realised that I could not be royalty, my dreams were crushed. Just like on Meltdown last week, the second I was beaten by that pompous fake royal Matt Royale, I was ready to explode.

(Hammond gets up and takes in some air. A man approaches Hammond and is seen slowly walking past, looking totally fixated at Hammond. He stops short and taps Hammond on the back. It is Leon Kensworth with mic in hand)

Scott Hammond: Leon, how the hell did you know I was here??

Leon Kensworth: Well sir, I was told by the cameraman. I though I'd come and ask you a few questions.

Scott Hammond: Fine if you must. But I was in the middle of something.


Leon Kensworth: How are you feeling after suffering that crushing defeat to Matt Royale in the Lethal Lottery Qualification match on Meltdown?

Scott Hammond: Like I was saying Leon, I wanted to explode with rage. But after I allowed myself time to cool down I realised something. It is always darkest before the dawn Leon. Matt Royale beat me to participate in a match that he has absolutely no chance of winning. He is never going to go in the Lethal Lottery match and win it. He doesn't have the intestinal fortitude for that. I on the other hand have been handed a huge opportunity. You see Leon, after my unfortunate 'loss' to Matt 'I'm Not' Royale, I was informed that Drake Callahan had resigned from this wonderful organisation. Now, I bet your wondering what his stepping down has to do with me?

Leon Kensworth: Sure I guess?

Scott Hammond: It means that there is a free spot at the Lethal Lottery PPV to contend for the EurAsian Championship belt against a man who calls himself David Cougar.

Leon Kensworth: And what do you know about your potential opponent David Cougar?

Scott Hammond: What do I know? Well Leon, I know quite a bit. The man is from the pit that America didn't want, Canada. I know that he won the EurAsian title under false pretenses. He attacked a man from behind and pinned him. Now tell me. What kind of Champion does that? Now lets be honest David. The EurAsian title doens't deserve to be around the waist of a North American. It deserves to be around the waist of a true English warrior. Someone who will be bring back the prestege that the title around your waist so desperately needs. It deserves to be around the waist of me 'The English Enigma' Scott Hammond. Now David, I know that you were trained by the great Chris Jericho, but lets face it. I was mentored by Mick McManus, a true wrestling hero. A man whose heritage was already etched into the annuls of pro wrestling long before Chris Jericho was even in his babygrow. Now a former Mayhem Champion you may be, but you are by no means 'bigger than the whole show'. Now I made a few mistakes with my previous two opponents. I underestimated them. Matt Royale would have been disposed of properly if it had not been for my eagerness to finish the match. But I have learnt now. and the time is finally upon me to take my throne, and win my first ever championship in WZCW.

Leon Kensworth: But Mr Hammond, this is an open challenge from David Cougar, you are not the only wrestler to be involved in the selection process for this match. What makes you so sure that you will be selected?

(Hammond stands in the cold, the wind shaking at his coat. He stares blankly at Leon Kensworth and signals for the microphone. He takes it slowly and walks on past Windsor Castle)

Scott Hammond: I am a great wrestler. All great wrestlers got their chance. Now mine has arrived. The reason that I surpass the likes of Matt Karzai, Jordan Lights and Stephen Kurtesy, a group of men too involved in themselves to even consider that they aren't good enough to compete, is because I am from a different mould. I was raised to win championships. Come the Lethal Lottery David Cougar, the mistakes of past matches will drive me to become the greatest EurAsian Champion in history. Come the Lethal Lottery David Cougar, your farsical reign as champion will be over, and then you WILL respect me!

(Hammond drops his microphone and turns from the camera. He looks up at Windsor Castle and takes a deep breath. He then puts his hands in his pockets and makes his way down the street as the scene fades to black)
 
Don't regard this as an actual challenger RP. I asked in the Discussion thread if I could try something, and Dave said go for it. It would have to be here, as it's for comedy purposes only, and regards Showtime and the belt.


Trevor Steel is seen walking just ahead of the camera, carrying a duffel bag. There's a faint sound of metal clanging around, but nothing is seen. As Trevor and the person holding the camera pass through a doorway, the camera looks up, spotting a sign that says "Stage B".

Leon Kensworth: Oh, Trevor. What are we doing here. You know we can get in serious trouble.

Leon is the man carrying the camera, and it visibly starts to shake as they get further into the room. Trevor disappears from view, and lights fly on throughout the set. A desk is seen on the stage, with a row of three chairs next to it. Leon turns the camera, and Trevor is seen pulling open his bag.

Leon Kensworth: What?! What are you doing? Are you n...

Trevor pulls a baseball bat from the bag, and sets it on the floor. He pulls out a golf club, and checks the head, before propping it on his shoulder, and heading for the stage.

Trevor Steel: I'm just sending a message to the champ. Who knows, I might get that title shot at Lethal Lottery.

Leon Kensworth: What title shot?

Trevor Steel: Take a look around, Leon. What belt do you think I'm talking about. The EurAsian Championship.

Leon Kensworth: But...But, Trevor...

Before Leon can finish, Trevor swings the golf club out of view, and glass shatters. Leon turns around, and Trevor can be seen pulling the golf club out of a stage light. He rears back, and swings it through a poster, and then swings the club head into the back of the chair at the desk, knocking it over, and leaving the club standing up out of it. Trevor returns to the bag, and pulls out three cans of paint. He places one on each chair, and then goes for the bat.

Leon Kensworth: Uh, Trevor...

Trevor ignores him, and swings at each can of paint, splattering shades of yellow over each chair, and onto the carpeting. He swings the bat into the front of the desk, and takes out a large chunk, before dropping the bat.

Leon Kensworth: Trevor, really, that's enough. Let's get out of here. You're...

Trevor leans over the bag, and pulls out a table saw. Leon gasps, and starts backing away from the stage. Trevor climbs onto the table, and tests the power, before resting the blade against the edge of the desk. He pulls the trigger, and the saw goes to work, slicing slowly through the length of the desk. It buckles under him, and he stops the saw before it has a chance to slide into him.

Leon Kensworth: You've lost it! You're nuts! Why do I listen to you when you say "Hey Leon, let's hang out"?

Trevor jumps off the desk, and tosses the saw aside before jumping with his full weight landing on his carpentry work, snapping the desk in two. He lies there, admiring his work before pulling himself to his feet, and walking towards Leon.

Trevor Steel: Let's get out of here. I have a match to prepare for.

Leon Kensworth: That's what I've been trying to say! You're not eligible for the Open Challenge.

Trevor Steel: Huh?

Leon sighs, and explains.

Leon Kensworth: You're in the Lethal Lottery. You can't compete in the challenge. You just did all this for nothing, and Showtime is not the guy to leave peeved off at you.

Trevor takes a second look at his work, and then laughs.

Trevor Steel: We should really get out of here then. I'd hate to be here when he shows up.

Leon Kensworth: You got that right. This is the last time I tag along with you for your shenanigans.

As Trevor and Leon leave the room, Leon turns the camera towards himself looking for the "Power" button, and shuts it off...
 
Cougar: I am perfection!

Camera pans out to reveal Showtime David Cougar and Johnny Klamour sitting backstage at WZCW studios. Johnny has a plate full of food on his lap and is scarfing it down as he responds.

Klamour: Right now you might be the closest thing to perfection Mr. EurAsian champion. Number 2 on the Molten 5 and star of the most successful entertainment program here. And you've also created quite a buzz backstage with your open challenge for the EurAsian belt. Guys I've never heard of are shouting out saying they'll be the next EurAsian champion.

And that is exactly what I wanted; to create buzz and excitement. These ungrateful scabs don't appreciate the opportunity that I've given them. They have been handed the chance of a lifetime. The company never handed me, their star performer, anything. Everything, from my contract to my EurAsian title, I've had to earn and fight for. Tonight I'll address my competition and they will know that no matter who I face at Lethal Lottery I will still walk out champion. I'm setting the record straight that I am fighting champion, destined to erase the disappointing history of this belt and restart a new legacy, one that will have people talking about this belt and its champion for a very... long time.

But what about your set? Trevor Steel destroyed it thinking he could still have a shot at facing you.

And he'll be hearing from my lawyers very shortly. I'll take him for everything he's got. However, since he probably doesn't have much I may have to take his kid away from him. Just kidding Trev, but hear me now. You will pay for this, whether it be in court or in the ring, I will beat you because quite simply, I am better than you. However, I will be rooting for you in the Lethal Lottery. Since you don't have much money, I may have to have my lawyers negotiate that you forfeit your title shot to me, if you win it. If not, my revenge may just have to come from the blood of your wounds.

Stagehand: One minute Mr. Show

Well Johnny, this is goodbye.

But I thought I could be your guest tonight. You said anytime.

Yes Johnny, but I was just making polite talk. You're an alright guy, but sometimes you're too needy. It's quite sickening. No, tonight is about my and my opponents, and that's who will be on The Show tonight.

All of them.

No none of them, because in all of WZCW there is not a single man who will be able to stand a chance verse me. Tonight it will just be me, and the spotlight that is reserved for WZCW's only true star.

Scene changes to a much darker set of The Show with a single spotlight shinning down on a single wooden chair. Behind in the darkness we can sort of make out the broken desk and other random pieces of set and equipment. David Cougar walks out onto the stage, the spotlight moving to him and then following him as he sits in the chair, EurAsian title hung perfectly over his left shoulder.

Welcome to a very private and intimate episode of The Show, starring WZCW's newest and only EurAsian champion ever, Showtime David Cougar.

Now I say 'only' because now that the belt is in the hands of a true superstar it finally has a chance to begin a proper history that it deserves. This belt before me has represented ineffectiveness and disappointment. Champions have been unsuccessful in the worst possible ways in every defense of this belt. In its combined three matches it has seen a total of less than one minute of ring action. It was first won in a most unfair and highly controversial fashion, and then I its only number one contender was robbed in under ten seconds from the same man, Drake Callahan, who lost it and was beaten by me and therefore unjustly added to my title match. But I did get my final revenge by beating him faster than when he first lost the belt to Ty, and then still faster than the near ten seconds it took him to roll up Ty. And I beat him with one move and zero effort to pin him down for the three count. Nobody in the history of wrestling has ever had a quicker and more impressive victory than my win and with such a momentous victory begins a new chapter for the EurAsian championship; one that will be filled with great prestige, outstanding athletic competition, and a champion great enough to make it happen. The history of the EurAsian belt is done, dead, and destroyed. The history of Showtime's reign began at Meltdown and continues at Lethal Lottery where I am defending this belt against, more or less speaking, the world.

You see only one man is confident enough to put his belt on the line and give a shot to anyone and everyone who thinks they have what it takes to knock this great man off Mount Everest. I'm letting it be known that I am not afraid of any challenge that dare stand up and face me and will gladly show them the fall schedule, that is one by one, they all will fall down. Now in the past weeks a good lot of those competitors have stepped up to the mic and talked a pretty good talk. This has me thinking I should make an equal or even greater rebuttal to counter their arguments. So I made myself a good long speech so I would not forget it.


David reaches into with suit and pulls out a few stapled pieces of paper out. He flips through a few of the pages before pulling out a lighter from his pocket and lighting the papers on fire. He throws them behind him where they land on pile of wooden desk and continue to burn slowly.

But then I thought, I don't need to plan or study anything about my opponents, or make them feel any more insecure or intimidated about facing me than they already are. For what is it that all my opponents have in common? It's not wins or loses or titles or complete failed attempts at making me the least bit worried. The one thing all my opponents have in common are that none of them were good enough to make the Lethal Lottery card. The one PPV that leaves off just about nobody has left off these ragtag losers who show no appreciation for the chance of a life time that I've given them.

You see unlike all of them, I earned my way onto the card. Jordon Lights talks about earning everything that he has ever gotten, however I don't recall seeing him win any match to warrant a contract offer. In my debut match me and Anoki tore the roof off the place, but I was not awarded a WZCW contract for my strong performance. I had to came back the next week and win my match, lasting the full time limit and being the dominating factor in that match. I then defeated my long time rival Anoki and earned my number one contender for this EurAsian belt. And then I was finally awarded my match verse Drake at Lethal Lottery before I took matters in my own hands, forced an early fight and beat him in a blink. So I am the one that has earned everything I ever received here in WZCW, and you are the one who just happens to be at the right place at the right time.

Karzia, Steven Kurtsey, Scott Hammond, they all dismiss my methods, call me a coward and a cheat and swear that they will be the one's to teach me the lesson of a fair fight. But deep down what they're each all thinking to themselves is "I hope that David doesn't beat us as bad as he beat Drake" You all call what I did to Drake blind siding, I call it taking advantage. You say that I stole this belt and that as a champion I am a fraud, but I did not cheat or break any rules to win it. I merely did what I had to to win and condone the evidence all you like, I won the match and I will do the same by any means necessary at Lethal Lottery.

Karzia says he'll play all the way down to my rules to win, But Karz hasn't learned quite yet what it takes to do anything to win. Like Jordon, Karzai has been awarded a contract based on sympathy. He too has not won anything or earned any reason to be even near ringside with a wrestler like myself. Karzai, bring fire, bring lots of fire, because when the spotlight shines down on your watchful eye, you won't know where you are or what's next because this spotlight belongs to me, and there's only room for one superstar in this biz that can withstand the heat of the light. You'll see the light, and then you'll see the mat and three seconds later, you'll wish it was all a dream.

Scott Hammond talks about bringing prestige back to this title. Tell me Hammond, how does a man bring prestige, honour, or anything in between when they attack a man who is at their most trusting. I don't shake my opponents and gain their trust and then break it in the same instance, I attack my opponents whenever the opportunity presents itself and whenever they are at their most weakest inside the ring. That is a sign of a true champion, one who doesn't take things lightly, goes straight for the jugular and kills them. You've done your research on me Scott, but what you fail to realize is that I know exactly what it takes to achieve victory here. You couldn't even beat a false king, a person so blinded by distraction that he would make Drake look like a sober judge. The man has no awareness of himself and yet you still lost. Scott you've proven to be a tough competitor, the type of challenge that I am looking for, but your dreams of being the greatest EurAsian champion and right up there with your childhood dreams of royalty; that is made of false pretenses.

And finally Steven Kurtsey, the good doctor who thinks he has the authoritative power to waltz into WZCW and receive an unlikely title opportunity. Kurtsey thinks that he is able to read me like he does his naive patients; apparently a little introducing is needed. I am Showtime David Cougar, a two time champion here in WZCW. I have competed in what will be soon my fourth straight PPV, and have wrestled in a multitude of matches, singles, no rules, triple threats, tags, and more. I am as adaptable as I am dominating, and who my chance are you. Some doctor, inserted in an unlikely title match, and no you didn't earn that title, that contract or that victory. Your partner got the decision, won the match, as well as earned the right to face the champions before. You could very well be the Jannatie to his Mitchells, but right now you're not even that. To me you are no different than a Joshua the Baptist, a Chris Shakur, or an Ashleigh FalKon. A nobody who hasn't earned or won anything in WZCW. At Lethal Lottery you may get your chance, but to spare you the weeks of therapy you may have to go through, I'll tell you how it goes now. I will beat you, 1, 2, 3, next patient.


David stands up and picks up the chair. The burning paper he threw behind him created a small fire on the broken table, but was now slowly fading. David pulls from his pocket a small bottle of lighter fluid and begin to pour it over the chair.

As for Excellency, Byakko, Kyle Christensen, Spaceman Jim, or anybody else who thinks they want a shot at glory, I word of warning. I have defeated many opponents in my time here in WZCW, but I am also responsible for the end of Drake Callahan and Chief Anoki's career, as well as Marcus Chambers brain cells on Chuck's windshield. What I'm saying is I don't just beat my opponents, I destroy them and send their careers up in flames.

David throws the chair on the table and it quickly catches on fire. A big fire fills the area of the debris.

At Lethal Lottery I will stand in the centre of the ring. I dare all of you in the back who thinks they stand a chance to come and stand around the ring. Come and gaze a gander at what a true champion looks like. And I will look you all in the eye, one by one, see the fire that burns in each and everyone of you, the determination, the confidence. Find out which ones are here to fight, and which ones are just looking to share 5 minutes with fame, and I will pick the one who I believe will give me the toughest fight.

I am not looking to be a paper champion like the previous ones. I am a fighting champion, looking to fight only the best. I want some one to take me to the very limit and give this belt an epic bout to begin its new history. I promise to my opponent that they will get a taste of the full show. I will push you to your limit;and like it or not, any mistake you make, any pause of delay or gaze at my spotlight, I will take every advantage out of it and I don't care if it's a roll up I do, or a broken neck I cause, I will do it and win. The Show rolls on at Lethal Lottery, and one of you will be cancelled there too.


The fire has grown and has begun to light the stage up as well.

Burn it to the ground boys. The EurAsian champion needs a brand new set.
 
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