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Climax Control Archives / Seriously would you just look at it!
« on: July 27, 2012, 04:42:37 PM »
 (The scene inside the condo of “Wrestling’s Bad Boy” Matt Barnes. As we open up in the living room area there doesn’t appear to be anyone around. So the camera scopes over the nice pad filled with many expensive objects. After panning the area few moments longer there is still no sign of life, which is until we hear…the amazing voice of Matt Barnes himself. It appears to be coming from down the hall, but still little too far away to make out what he is saying. So the camera walks down the hall in the direction of that magnificent voice. We finally spot a room where it’s coming from, but can’t see in as the door is partially shut. However we can hear a shower get turned off. Alerting us to the fact that we are gazing on the door of Mr. Barnes’ bathroom. We wait a few minutes until we hear.)

“Would you look at that…No seriously would you take a good look at that…Seriously would you just look at it?”

(Red flags immediately go up when hearing this dialog inside the bathroom. Who is Matt talking to? Is he talking to anyone? Does he have a lady friend in there with him? What is he so fascinated by? What does he really want us to look at? Do we want to look? Is it appropriate? Well with curiosity getting the best of us, the door is pushed open by the camera and there we see what “Wrestling’s Bad Boy” wanted us to look it…HIMSELF…There he is, wearing only a towel wrapped around his waist, staring at himself in the still steamed up window…He stands there flexing into the mirror, as he basically does an entire profile from each side of his body. He acknowledges the camera with a little wink, but quickly brings his attention back to himself. He addresses the situation.)

“Seriously just fucking look at that…How can I not get pumped every time I look in the mirror and see this great physique staring back at me? It takes some damn hard work to maintain, but god damn the results are worth it. (more flexing. Slight pause) Wait don’t do that. Come on now!”

(Matt gets irritated when the mirror begins fogging up more on him. The bathroom is very steamy as Matt enjoys his showers very hot. To make sure he gets rid of all that stank and germs he gets from dealing with the rest of the trash he interacts with. He quickly grabs a towel on the by the sink and rubs hard on the mirror. Eliminating the fog to show Matt in all his glory again.)

“Whew…that’s better. Now you know for past few days after last Climax Control, I have been beating myself up over the fact I can’t get off this losing streak. And I mean come on…Losing to that Sean Paul looking bastard is really a knock on the ego. That fucking loser, Blaque Hart Evans, is…well he’s a fucking loser…Sorry I know you look to me for magical references to belittle people. But sometimes the basics are all that needs to be said. I mean Evans is truly just a loser. He has wrestlers for many years and he still is battling newcomers like myself. You see I have a reason for still being on the bottom of the card. I am new to this business. What’s your reasoning Evans?...Oh let me answer that for you. Because you’re a fucking loser and you suck! Sorry to be so blunt, but it’s the truth. You’re not as good as you think. Period. End of Story!”

(Matt stops from the posing and flexing for a moment. He takes out a shaving kit from the drawer until the sink and gets out some shaving cream. He applies some to the needed areas of his face. As he begins shaving…he continues.)

“Now yes I know that I lost Evans…I’m not senile…I know exactly what went down. He beat me fair and square…Actually I shouldn’t say that…Because it wasn’t exactly fair…You see I was having a serious medical condition that day, and I really shouldn’t have been in that ring to begin with. You see I suffer from migraines from time to time. The doctors say it’s normal for successful business men , like myself, because of all the stress we have to deal with when we work with incompetent retards….And unfortunately last Sunday I suffered from a severe migraine…Most likely cause by the fact that I knew I had to work with a loser in Evans. Now I don’t know if you people know about migraines. But they suck. It’s the worst pain you can think of. And any kind of activity or light makes it unbearable….So let’s see, no light and no contact. Wrestling ring is probably not the best atmosphere…Oh yeah noise kind of sucks too, but I’m sure you get that.”

(Matt stops as he finishes up his shaving. He notices spot around side burns that he missed. He puts shaving cream on that spot and continues.)

“But despite that setback…I still thought I had a chance to win. I still thought me at 10% of my normal self was better than Evans. But even I was over my head. Instead of calling off the match and rescheduling…I decided to put my health on the line to put a show on for all of you…And unfortunately I failed…Now I’m not looking for pity…Shit I’m Matt fucking Barnes…Nobody should pitty me…Truth is I just wanted to clarify what the problem was that night.”

(Matt clears the remaining cream from his face with a towel. He looks at himself and smiles. He snaps a little air gun into the mirror.)

“In fact, I’m already past that match. Yeah I might have let it bother me for a few days, but then that quickly faded…And why did it fade? Well come on…When I look in the mirror and see my reflection it just reminds me of how great I am. I mean…seriously…would you just take a look at me”

(Matt reaches back in his kit and pulls out a electric razor to touch up his awesome goatee and side burns. He talks over the sound as he turns the razor on.)

“Now quickly moving on this coming week I have to face the jackass Jamie Staggs…Oh boy…Lucky me!...I get to wrestle a grown ass man who likes to pretend he’s a teenager. With his goofy ass antics and his below average IQ…I mean seriously is that dude for real? Is he serious with that act? Or is it just a ploy? Maybe he thinks women are attracted to that kind of charm? I mean seriously what is it? Why would someone voluntarily act like a retard for on TV? Or is that it? Is he legally retarded?”

(Matt finishes up with his trim. He turns and looks straight into the camera.)

“IN fact…I’m convinced every damn wrestler on the roster has a retarded side…And actually I shouldn’t stop there…I think the staff of SCW is missing a few brain cells as well…They don’t know how to run a successful company…IF they were smart they would come beg to me to help set them up with a business plan and model they can follow…But they haven’t…Instead they let these half-ass talented wrestlers running around like it’s a damn asylum. I’m starting to wonder what the hell I am doing here. Maybe it’s time I reflect my real purpose of why I joined the wrestling world.”

(Matt looks back in the mirror and stares at himself for a few more minutes….Literally minutes….He won’t stop taking his eyes of himself. He clearly forgot he was still cutting a promo..Because of course his attention span only begins and ends with himself…It’s like he is playing a staring contest game with himself. Finally someone must have somehow lost. As he takes his eyes off the mirror and picks up a watch and puts it on. He then takes a look at the time and quickly realizes he must be late. He turns to camera.)

“Wow…it’s 6:30 already…I was supposed to meet this smoking hot blonde, with big ass tits at 5:00, at the restaurant for dinner. Damn…”

(He pauses for a minute than just shrugs his shoulders.)

“Oh well it took longer for me to get ready than I thought. I figured 3 hours was enough….I guess not…After all perfection goes by it’s own time…That bitch better still be there waiting for me though…”

(Matt throws some deodorant under his arms.)

“So it’s time you guys get the fuck out of my place. It probably wouldn’t be a gentlemen thing to do and make her wait any longer….I know Jamie Staggs probably wanted more air time from “Wrestling’s Bad Boy.” You probably are mad I’m cutting down on your ten seconds of fame from me addressing you…But obviously I have better things to do, and I’m out of time…So just so you don’t feel completely unwanted…I’ll just finish this with….I’m going to kick you ass….yada yada yada…you’re a jackass….After I win I want a title shot…Now get lost!”

(The camera turns and starts leaving the room, but right as it’s about to exit Matt calls back.)

“Hold up…Just one last time just look at it…Seriously would you just look at it.”

(We turn to see Matt in full flex mode..Check out the picture below and enjoy ladies.)

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Climax Control Archives / Bad Boy Era Begins
« on: July 20, 2012, 04:40:43 PM »
 (The scene opens inside of a luxery office in the home of "Wrestling's Bad Boy" Matt Barnes in Venice Beach. Matt is sitting in front of the laptop about to record a viral blog on the SCW website. All you can see in the picture is him wearing a backwards Angel’s baseball gap and he is not wearing a shirt. He flexes his pec muscles and arms a few times in the camera. He smirks as he knows how much everyone loves seeing the picture perfect body of the Bad Boy. He leans back in the chair and begins.)

“I’m sure you’re all disappointed you haven’t seen my beautiful face the last few weeks. In fact I realize the last month or so I haven’t been around and available all that much for my adoring fans…Well…truth is…I have had better and more important things to tend to. A few business ventures called and needed my direct attention. So I had no choice but to skip out on a few appearances lately for SCW. But shit what can I do? That’s the price of being successful I guess. But no fear the Bad Boy is back now. And for the time being I’m focused on matters here in the SCW.”

“Now the landscape of my early career here in SCW has been a little rocky to say the least. Starting with the fact that I lost three of my first four matches...But come one even us great ones have learning curves right? I’m only four matches into my future legendary career, even someone as great as myself will have a tough time with these guys that have been doing this for their entire pathetic lives. So I just chalk those early loses up to on the job training and learning experiences. Also I don’t think the staff here is doing Matt Barnes’ any favors. They clearly don't want to see me rise to the top in any hurry. After all look at the competition they are throwing my way. First I get the inbred and complete white trash Lucas Darby. Then they put me in a match with a retarded superhero wannabe and lunatic in Frost. I mean what they hell are Christian and Mark doing to me with those opponents? I mean why not give me a somewhat rational human being to let me ease into this wrestling business. Instead they give me two psychos who are anything but normal. They are capable of losing it at any moment. They remind me of all those serial killers and other murders who go to court and plead insanity. For the time being they are hanging by a thread than they finally snap. I feel like they are the epitome of these types of people. So not only am I trying to better myself and learn the ropes of this business in my first few matches, but I also have to look out for my physical safety at the same time. I mean wow. Thank you SCW for setting the Bad Boy up to fail.”

“Then just a couple weeks ago I get a tag team match where they partner me with a fucking twat from England that I have zero reasoning to associate myself with. So not only was I already behind the eight ball with that set up, but I once again have to face the maniac Frost but also Alexis Koja, or whatever the fuck that drunk Russians name is. So once again it appears that management was stacking their chips against the Bad Boy, but I still wasn’t going to back down. I thought I still had it in me to overcome that and get back in the win column, but even I’m not good enough to overcome all that PLUS adding in the party horde and that jackass Jamie Staggs sticking his nose in my match. It was just a little too much for your boy to overcome. So it must have been another happy night for the SCW heads seeing Matt Barnes held back one last night. “

“Then even more recently I get a call from my manager Gus Jones. And apparently he has had enough. Apparently Gus is one of those losers who just quits when things start off a little slow. He’s apparently one of those who give up right away at the first sign of adversity. As he called me and told me he was done managing me and wished me luck the rest of the way here in SCW. He tried explaining his reasons for leaving me. Saying my head wasn’t in it or something or I wasn’t open to suggestions or something to that effect. I don’t really know I honestly wasn’t really paying any attention. I was too busy being my awesome self and didn’t want to listen to that quitter one second longer.”

“So I’m sure a typical man with a rough start to a career like this might walk away. He might admit he was over his head and tuck his tail and leave. And for a moment I thought..hey…maybe I should do the same…But then I remembered…I’m Matt Fucking Barnes…and I don’t do shit like that. I don’t let anything stop me from achieving what I want. I set out to be the future of this sport and so that’s exactly what I’m going to do.”

“And it all starts with you Bruce Evans. This Sunday at the War Memorial Gymnasium the Bad Boy Era truly begins. I’m done letting everyone hold me down. People want to fight to keep me from the top spot. Then it’s time I fight back and take it from them. People have been calling me out asking why I’m called “Wrestling’s Bad Boy.” They act like they don’t see what I’m capable of. Instead they insist on poking the bear and bringing that side out of me. Well they’re about to get it. You want the Bad Boy so that’s exactly what you’re going to get. And unfortunately for Evans he is going to find out just what that nickname means. I’ve had a few people tell me that he is a bad man too. That he’s someone I should be leery of as well. But I’m not buying it. I know for a fact this dude is not ready for what I’m about to give him. And he doesn’t have enough to keep me from getting back into that win column. So let’s bring Sunday on. I’m ready to get the actual Bad Boy era going. It’s time to officially start the legendary career of Matt Barnes.”

“Now you losers have a great day. And tune it to Climax Control to see some true wrestling skillz by “Wrestling’s Bad Boy” Matt Barnes.”

(And with that Matt flexes one last time for the camera and shuts it down.)

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Supercard Archives / Wow Bad Boy is an Ass!
« on: June 07, 2012, 05:23:31 PM »
 Time: Monday morning. Day after Climax Control
Location: Inside of Matt Barnes’ Cadillac


(As the scene opens we are treated to the view of “Wrestling’s Bad Boy” Matt Barnes. He is sitting in the driver’s seat wearing a black Lacoste polo, pair of khaki shorts, a backwards red Angels cap, and a pair of designer shades. As we look out the windows in the Escalade all we see are cars and concrete barriers whizzing by. Looking over all this heavy traffic and landscape it appears Matt is driving down a busy interstate. There is no one else in the vehicle so Matt keeps himself occupied by blasting some music through his speakers. We see him sitting there nodding his head to these rap beats as he continues driving at what appears to be high speeds dashing in and out of traffic. He seems to be in a good mood with a half smile on his face, but that all quickly comes to an end. As just then his speaker system automatically cuts the music off, because his cell phone that is docked in the adapter, begins to ring. Matt, looking unimpressed that his music cut out, looks at the caller ID and it shows his manager Gus Jones calling. He pauses for a brief moment and contemplates if he wants to answer it. After a few more rings he finally gives in. He presses the talk button on the phone activating the intercom.)

Matt Barnes: Talk to me Goose.

Gus Jones: Well…You’re a hard man to get on the phone. Finally decided to stop screening my calls?

(Matt knows there’s no hiding the fact that he has ignored Gus’s twenty previous missed calls. After all Climax Control took place last night and Matt choose to skip the event. Obviously his manager was calling looking for answers.  So Matt being is typical brash self doesn’t hide from this fact and comes out point blank.)

Matt Barnes: Well I imagine there’s only one reason you’ve been blowing up my phone for the past twelve hours non-stop, and honestly I didn’t care to waste my time addressing the situation.

Gus Jones: You didn’t care to address why you no showed Climax Control last night? You didn’t care to address that you missed your scheduled match in only your second week with SCW? And you didn’t care to even bother letting the staff or myself know ahead of time that you wouldn’t be there?

(Matt looks disturbed hearing this little rant. He just rolls his eyes and looks out the side window. He chooses to sit in silence and ignore Gus, which leaves a slight pause in the conversation. Gus breaks the awkward silence.)

Gus Jones: Do you not understand how bad both of us look by you just not showing up? You were scheduled to face Dorian Ryan. Mark and Christian were forced to change up the show and move matches around to cover for your absence.

Matt Barnes: Gus you’re confusing me with someone who actually gives a fuck.

Gus Jones: Well do you care that you were fined a whole paycheck for this no show?

Matt Barnes: (laughing) Fined? Please.  Why would I care if they fined me a paycheck? Shit, I wouldn’t even pay kids working in sweat shops what SCW is paying me. So why would I be worried about a petty little paycheck? I make more money in a month in my business ventures than I would in two years with this company…And you get paid by me either way. So what are you so batty about?

Gus Jones: Look Matt, I get that money isn’t the top priority here, but I want to be sure we’re going about this whole thing the right way. I don’t want to be here wasting anyone’s time or my own.

(You can tell Matt still isn’t taking this conversation seriously. As he is just sitting there with a little shit eaten grin on his face. A very sarcastic remark comes flying out.)

Matt Barnes:  Gus, now you know I wouldn’t do that. You’re time is very valuable and I would never be one to waste it.

Gus Jones: (slightly agitated) Well up to this point I feel like it has. You haven’t been staying in touch with me, so I feel like I have been out of the loop on what your plans are… I have no idea what to tell Mark and Christian when they call me asking where you are? Because I never seem to know. And in this situation you didn’t give me any reasoning or even a heads up that you were thinking about no-showing. You just vanished. I mean where are you even at now?

(Matt continues making light of this conversation.  He chooses to respond with a quote and bad impersonation of a Jim Carey movie.)

Matt Barnes: That’s none of you damn business and I would like you to stay out of my personal affairs.

(This sends Gus over the top and finally has reached a breaking point with his client. He gets a little more aggressive in his exchange.)

Gus Jones: Listen Matt, you said when you asked me to manage you that you wanted to take over the wrestling world. You wanted to be the face of this business.  All this talk is what made me agree to this partnership. I felt that fire and I believed in it. I want to be sure that you’re still looking to achieve this stature. Because skipping out on matches and events is not a way of getting there. I feel like this has all been a joke and a game to you, and that you’re not taking it seriously enough. I mean both of our reputations are at stake here

(Matt’s face quickly becomes more serious. You can tell this message hit him and a more stern voice is heard.)

Matt Barnes: In any of my past ventures, have I ever let the Barnes’ name be soiled?

Gus Jones: Well no…

Matt Barnes: Have I ever been made out to be a joke and not a man of my word?

Gus Jones: No…

Matt Barnes: Have I ever been one to go at things half-assed and not go about my business in a serious manner.

Gus Jones: No…That is not typically you.

Matt Barnes: That’s right it’s not me. And it will never be me. I’m still here to accomplish everything I said to you when I came to your office that day. That hasn’t changed one bit. I will take over this business when it’s all said and done. I think I have already proven myself in that ring in my two matches. So clearly people know that I’m not joking around here. They’ve seen firsthand how serious I am when I’m in between the ropes…. So don’t think I lost my focus here Gus. Yeah I missed one event. Whatever. They can get over it. Besides after the prior week’s Climax Control I was so fed up with how things went, that Mark, Christian, and the rest of the SCW didn’t deserve my presence last night.

Gus Jones: See I figured there was something that was bothering you and that’s why you no-showed. Was it your loss to Lucas Darby? If so, don’t let that get to you, that was only your second match ever and he is a very talented wrestler.

Matt Barnes: (Annoyed) Please…I didn’t skip out on the show just because I lost my match. You should know me better than that. I have never let a slight set back or loss stop me from getting what I want. Eventually Matt Barnes gets what’s coming to him. So don’t kid yourself and think it was because of that inbred piece of shit Darby.

Gus Jones: You positive? You seem a little incensed just mentioning his name.

Matt Barnes: Look, I’ll admit I was pretty pissed at first about an inferior opponent beating me, but that’s not the issue.

Gus Jones:  What is it then?

Matt Barnes: For starters, how about the SCW brass canceling my grand entrance I had planned for that match? I was ready to go out there and put up on a show like those fools in the stands have never seen, and all my requests were shot down.

Gus Jones: Well… like I tried explaining to you that night. You have to look at it from their perspective about costs, liabilities, and also they’re not going to just roll out the red carpet for a newcomer to this business. I’m sure they feel extras like that should be earned.

Matt Barnes: You kidding me? I’m not a typical newcomer to this business, and I think everyone here knows it. If they want the ratings and a growing audience I think it would be wise for Mark and Christian to listen and appease their true talent. And shit, if they’re too cheap to fork over the money, then I would have shelled out for it if I would have gotten the word sooner. After all it’s my image that’s on the line here. If my name is being put on these events, I want to be sure I’m being presented in the correct fashion.

Gus Jones: So this was the whole issue, your entrance being denied? I feel like this is only small potatoes in the grand scheme of things. In time we will get your whole image presented in the way you’re looking for, but for now we should concentrate on in the ring. And for your first two matches I think you’re off to a fine start.

Matt Barnes: Glad you brought up in the ring, because that’s another issue.

Gus Jones:  In the ring, but you just said that the loss has nothing to do with…

Matt Barnes: (cuts Gus off) I’m not talking about that damn loss! Would you stop trying to put words in my mouth and just listen….Because what I’m talking about is that fucking masked nut job running in after my match and assaulting me!

Gus Jones: You mean Frost?

Matt Barnes: Whoever that psycho was. He had no business coming out there and being involved in my match! And I think Mark, Christian, and SCW are responsible for that as they should have something in place to prevent these lunatics from just running into my ring.

Gus Jones: I don’t think there’s a whole lot they could have done at that point. The match was already over and I guess Frost just thought he was coming in and doing the right thing trying to get you off of Darby. I mean… you did look like you wanted to kill Darby when you started attacking him after the match.

Matt Barnes: I don’t care. Attacking Darby was my choice and it’s what I felt prompted to do after that lucky win. So regardless of what it looked like to anyone else, it was just between Lucas and I in that ring. I don’t need some masked wanna be super hero coming and interfering in my business. I won’t tolerate that and I want you to communicate that with Mark and Christian.  

Gus Jones: Well I will see what I can do, but I know what they will say. That it’s out of their hands and that you might have had it coming after your attack on Darby after the bell.

Matt Barnes: Maybe I’m not making myself clear enough for you Gus. You’re my manager and I’m demanding you to communicate with those two that I’m not going to stand for retards interfering in my matches going forward.  Otherwise they might have me boycotting more matches in the future!

Gus Jones: Ok you’re right. I want to be sure you’re in the right frame of mind going forward. So I will be sure to have a talk with Mark and Christian about this issue. And we will just have to see what comes out of that.

Matt Barnes: And there’s one more thing.

Gus Jones: What’s that?

Matt Barnes: At Into The Void….I want Frost!

Gus Jones: I assumed you might! I will try to make it happen, but I’m not sure how much leverage we have now to demand a match after missing last night. But I will try.

Matt Barnes: I don’t want you to try. Just make it happen. I will only get in that ring at the Supercard if it’s with Frost!

(And with that Matt abruptly cuts the call off before Gus has a chance to respond. As Matt hits the end button on the phone, the music kicks back on and we see Matt back to nodding his head as the scene fades out.)

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Time: Present Day
Location: Matt Barnes’ Condo in Vegas


(The scene opens back up inside the immaculate condo of Matt Barnes. We open up in a den where a laptop is set up on a desk. There we also see “Bad Boy” himself sitting there. The only thing he is wearing is a pair of Nike basketball shorts and a backwards cap. The sun is shining in from a rear window and is glowing on his muscular upper body. He adjusts the laptop so the camera at the top is pointing right at them .He turns it on and beings to broadcast a video that he’s loading to an SCW forum. He appears to be in a good mood with a smile on his face as he addresses the camera.)

“I know…I know…You missed me last week. You trolls didn’t get your weekly fix of Matt Barnes and you weren’t sure what to do with yourselves. You were all excited to see me rip into Dorian Ryan at Climax Control, and you were let down when that match never took place. Mark and Christian tried to make it up to you fans by giving you a swimsuit competition featuring the SCW bombshells….And while that was a valiant effort, it wasn’t quite enough to make up for the fact that you couldn’t see my talents in the ring. So I’m sure you idiots continued to just sit there for the whole show on the edge of your seats staring at the entrance way. Just hoping and praying I would come out and save you from the bore-a-thon that was Climax Control last Sunday. But of course your hopes never came true. Instead you had to sit through one boring match after another. And put into a futhur state of depression with every pointless and boring promo you were subjected to….Trust me I can just imagine how painful that night must have been. And it’s really a shame…but you know what. Unless a few things change around here, then all I can say to all of you is…Welcome to the Suck! Because these no-shows might start becoming a regular occurrence!”

“Now why would I do this? Why would I choose to just boycott an event like Climax Control? Well to me it’s simple. It comes down to a basic principal. And that is… if I’m not happy, then you can bet your ass no one here is going to be happy! Now I don’t expect most of you idiots to understand what I’m saying. Because most of you are slaves to this world we live in. You go out and live everyday working for someone else. You live to obey all of society’s rules. You’re the “yes sir” and “right away sir” types of people. You jump as soon as soon as you’re told to do so…But that’s not me. I follow my own path and do what I want when I want. Nobody tries to control Matt Barnes. It just doesn’t happen... Like say for instance I demand a grand entrance and it gets denied, and I’m simply told to just go out and do my job…It’s shit like that that doesn’t make me very happy. And once again, if I’m not happy then you’re not going to be happy. Which means since I’m not getting my entrance than you’re damn sure not going to get Matt Barnes at your showing make you money!

“Another thing that gets to me is when people put their nose in my business when it doesn’t belong there. Which Frost did when he came in and physically assaulted me after my match with Lucas Darby. He had no business being in that ring with us on Sunday. That was between me and Darby. Not some masked lunatic. So needless to say that also made me unhappy. The heads of SCW should have some sort of policy in place protecting their true talent, like myself, from these psychos. So once again if I'm unhappy in the ring and not comfortable, then your not going to get the "Bad Boy" in your ring putting on a show!"

“Now listen I’m sure a lot of you are mistaking what I’m saying right now for whining. You probably think I’m just upset because I lost my match to Lucas Darby, but this is simply not the case. Maybe at first losing to that inbred bothered me. Maybe that's why I chose to attack him after the match. I guess I wanted to be sure he still knew his place in this world. I didn’t want him to think his one lucky moment over me meant he wasn’t a bottom feeder. So yes I suppose that’s why I momentarily lost control and snapped after the match…But I’m past that now. In fact a few days ago I tried to go find Darby to congratulate him on his big moment, but I couldn’t track him down. I tried everywhere I thought he would be too. Some dive bars, a few strip clubs where his “type” of women work at, the streets but none of his homeless friends had seen him, and I even tried the cemetery were his deadbeat father is buried…I just couldn’t find any signs of him. So hopefully he’s watching this now and I can finally give him his dues….”

“Lucas, you must have made quite the deal with the devil to get that win over me two weeks ago, but hopefully the eternity you gave up was worth that one shining moment. Believe me I didn’t see it coming. Never would I have thought a loser like you could surprise me, but you proved that miracles do happen. You may still be a waste of space in this world, but for one day, just remember you were on my level. Granted you won’t feel that way again, but just try to savior and enjoy that moment. Because soon I will get my revenge and make everything right with the world again. Believe me I haven’t had many low points in my life, but when they do happen I come back with a vengeance. I haven’t met a match in my life yet that I couldn’t control. And you won’t be any different Darby. You and I will see each other soon.”

(Matt pauses and takes a sip of a water he has on his desk. He relaxes for a few moments and then continues.)

“So…you see… my issues and no-show has nothing to do with my loss to Lucas Darby. I think I trust proved I’m a bigger man than all that with my classy congrats to the guy... This is all simply directed at Mark and Christian, letting them know that they need to start appeasing me. Otherwise I won’t return the favor for them and turn SCW into something that only I can. Now I understand they have many other wrestlers that they are trying to placate as well, but come on how hard can it be? There are two of you running the show here and half of the other wrestlers on the roster probably would be diagnosed by a professional as legally retarded. So it can’t be that much work to keep them entertained and happy. Maybe Mark is too distracted by the women on the roster. And maybe Christian is spending too much time grinning and skipping around in the back like he’s at the million man march. Whatever it is, it’s time they take care of my demands. I’m one of the only talented men on the SCW roster, and it’s time they open your eyes and recognize it.”

“Now at least there’s one encouraging piece of news I received from the suits here at SCW. It appears my manager was able to successfully request and book my match at Into the Void against the intruder known as Frost. I’m sure it’s not a big surprise why I would want this match to take place. After all Frost decided to get involved in my business two weeks ago, and I think he needs to pay for that mistake.”

“Frost I have no idea why you decided you had to come to the aid of Lucas Darby. Maybe you think you’re some sort of retarded super hero with that mask on? Maybe you have been watching me for a few weeks and had some sort of infatuation with me? Or maybe you’re just mentally handicapped and didn’t realize what you were doing? I have no idea. Maybe you can shed some light on this for me. I’m very curious to know. Because I don’t know a damn thing about you expect for what I saw when you attacked me, but believe me that’s going to change soon.”

“Because I realize it would be imprudent on my part to just randomly get in a ring with a clinically insane masked man without known who he really is or what he’s capable of. So believe me between now and Into the Void I will be doing my homework. I will know all about you before getting in that ring. And it won't be like I did with Lucas Darby. No because I might have gone about that match the wrong way. You see I just dug up his background. I just strictly got to understand who Lucas Darby was. I don't think I got my hands dirty enough. I should have been out there actually mingling and getting to know fellow trash like him. I should have gone to taverns with patrons who have no future. I should have sat next to them at the bar and talked to them while they sat in their stole and defecated themselves. I should have been in the streets getting involved in bum fights preparing for my match. Yes that’s what I should have done. Actually putting myself into those situations so I coudl understand who I was facing. So believe me this is not a mistake I will make twice. I won't be unprepared like I was with him. I will be sure I not only understand who Lucian Frost is, but I will accustom myself with people like you. I’m not exactly sure where I will have to go to do that just yet. I will have to think on it a bit. But there has to be weirdos just like you running around somewhere…And I will be sure I find them.”

(And with that Matt abruptly ends the broadcast and shuts the laptop. And with that the scene fades and you are taken away from the great life of Matt Barnes.)

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Climax Control Archives / When an interview goes bad....
« on: May 24, 2012, 04:51:24 PM »
  (The scene opens up at Red Rock Country Club right here in Las Vegas. It is a picture perfect day at this pristine club. The sun is out and shining on the course. You can see all the immaculate greens and fairways, the mountain ridges in the backdrop, and the bunkers and lakes littering the course. The camera pulls back a bit as we now come into view of the clubhouse and surrounding buildings. We see the fitness center, the tennis courts, and the spa. After looking over this beautiful club the camera begins to focus on a more exact location. We are taken into an area known as, The Cabana Grill. An outside dining patio, where there many tables and cabanas are set up around a pool area. As we look in on this area there about half of the tables that are occupied by members, while the staff of the club is running around serving them. We pan around for another few moments until we find a familiar face.)

(We happen to notice Matt Barnes sitting alone at one of the tables reading a newspaper. He is wearing a light blue polo shirt, white golf shorts, and black sunglasses shading him from the sun. Also on the table is a bottle of Heineken. The camera comes in a bit closer on him, as a waitress approaches the table.)

Waitress: Are you ready to order sir?

Matt Barnes: (Still looking at the paper) Yeah bring me a Flamed Grilled Turkey Wrap with an order of Fries.

Waitress: Yes Mr. Barnes. Anything else?

(He stops looking at the paper and folds it down a bit on one side. He looks at his beer that’s nearly gone.)

Matt Barnes: Yeah might as well bring me another Heineken with the food.

Waitress: No problem sir.

(She reaches down and grabs the menu on the table and walks away. Matt just sits there content continuing to read the paper. He appears to be at peace as he reads a certain article, but that peace quickly comes to a halt as he hears an obnoxious voice yell out.)

Voice: Hey Matt…Matt…Over here!

(Matt once again slightly lowers his paper to see who is calling his name. He gets a very disturbed look on his face when he sees it’s “Stoner” Scott Oliver. He is just standing in the entranceway waving towards Matt’s direction. Also standing next to him is a cameraman. Other members of the club quickly begin to look in the area of Scott, as he also caught their attention with his golf attire. Its unclear what’s Scott’s motive is for his clothing selection. He either is just trying to fit in, but just happened to get dressed in the dark. Or he is making fun of everyone at the club for dressing the way they do. As he stands there wearing a pair of bright green shorts, a pink golf shirt, and matching golf cap. He continues standing there waving with a big smile on his face for a few moments. Then he approaches Matt’s table.)

Scott Oliver: Hey Matt there you…

(Just then a manager of the club comes rushing over and interrupts Scott.)

Manager: Excuse me, but we don’t allow cameras on this property. I’m going to have to ask you two to leave.

(Scott looks at the manager with a sad look on his face and acts like he doesn’t know what to say. There are a few moments of awkward blanks stares between the two until Matt finally stands up and addresses the situation.)

Matt Barnes: As much as I hate to say it, but these two are with me.

Manager: Ok that’s fine Mr. Barnes, if they stay as your guests. However I must insist that the camera is taken out of here.

Matt Barnes: Listen, truthfully I’d rather these two idiots not be here. However my manager set up this interview today with SCW. And it needs to take place today as my time has been very limited lately. And since I don’t want to miss my round of golf, I’m forced to multitask.

Manager: I understand Mr. Barnes. But unfortunately it’s against club policy to allow unauthorized cameras inside the club.

Matt Barnes: Don’t start spouting off to me about policies. I know the rules, but what I’m telling you is that this interview needs to get done today and I’m not missing my golf. So you’re just going to have to look the other way, and bend the policies a bit for one of your significant members.

Manager: (Pauses) Ok, I suppose we can make a one-time exception, but I must insist that the camera doesn’t leave this patio and go anywhere on the course.

Matt Barnes: Believe me I want them gone quicker than you.

(And with that the manager walks off. Scott goes over and takes a seat next to Matt, while the cameraman sits on the opposite side of the table. Scott tries to start some small talk before the interview.)

Scott Oliver: Damn they run this place like a prison. It’s just golf peeps!

(Matt shoots a glance at Scott’s comments like he is in no mood for small talk. Scott recognizes the look and gets a little more serious. For him anyway.)

Scott Oliver: Well let’s begin then. I’m Scott Oliver, and I’m here at the Red Rock Country Club on this splendid Vegas day. Joining me is “Wrestling’s Bad Boy” Matt Barnes. Matt how are you today?

Matt Barnes: Fine.

Scott Oliver: (Pauses at the short answer) Well with this great weather today,  I’m sure you’re just aching to get out there and enjoy it and work on your putt-putt game. So I just want to thank you for taking this time to do this interview.

(Matt gives an unpleasant stare at Scott. You can tell he does not like these early pleasantries. After the lengthy stare he scowls back.)

Matt Barnes: Listen did you really come here wanting to ask how my day is going? Talk about my “putt-putt” game? And talk about the weather? I don’t think so. So do us both a favor and get to the questions that SCW sent you here to ask.

(The happy go lucky smile that is typically on the laid back reporters face quickly goes away. He changes his mode and gets on with the interview.)

Scott Oliver: Now you made your wrestling debut this past Sunday at Climax Control against Cameron Matthews. How do you think that night went?

Matt Barnes: It went fine I suppose.

Scott Oliver: Wow, I would have thought stepping into the ring for the very first time and picking up a win, would bring more excitement than “fine.”

(Just then the waitress walks up to the table with Matt’s order. She sets the plate in front of him as Matt readies himself to eat. She picks up the empty Heineken bottle from the table and replaces it with a full one. She then looks over to Scott and the cameraman.)

Waitress: Can I get anything for you two?

(Scott is about to speak up, but Matt cuts him off.)

Matt Barnes: NO. They’re good right now. We’re actually in the middle of an interview if you don’t mind.

Waitress: Oh I’m sorry. Well enjoy your food and I will come back when you are done to check on you.

(And with that the waitress hurries away. Matt starts to indulge in his food. He takes a few bites then looks up at a silent Scott who is just watching him eat. Matt finishes chewing, wipes his mouth, and finally breaks the silence.)

Matt Barnes: Now where were we?

Scott Oliver: Well I was just a little taken back by your lack of enthusiasm for addressing your win in your wrestling debut.

Matt Barnes: How should I feel?

Scott Oliver: Personally I would show a little more excitement, but maybe that’s just me.

Matt Barnes: I’m sure you would, but that’s why you’re not Matt Barnes. Typically I wouldn’t mind bragging and sharing a few positive words about my debut match, but not in this situation. You see I came to the wrestling world and SCW to make a statement. I came here to prove that I was the next big thing. I came to take over and be the face of this sport. Do you think I accomplished that with a one sided beat down in the opening match of the night? Do you think I got my point across?

Scott Oliver: Well I…

Matt Barnes: It was a rhetorical question genius…Because no I didn’t get my point across. I wanted my debut to be huge. I wanted it to be something everyone talked about. We all know you only get one shot a first impression, so I wanted to make mine count. Instead all that came out of it was me pummeling an inferior opponent. It was like a boxing match you get all excited to see. You watch all the hype, you shell out money for the PPV, and then there’s a first round knockout. It’s a letdown.

Scott Oliver: So do you blame yourself for this letdown?

Matt Barnes: Wow you’re really not a bright person are you. I think that “green” you love so much has killed all the brain cells you have. Because any rational person knows that it was out of Matt Barnes control. There is nothing I could have done to turn a one sided fight into something worth talking about.  I guess the blame could fall on whoever booked that match with me and that nobody. No way should he have been in a match with a guy of my caliber. There wasn’t a damn thing I could have done to make Cameron Matthews look worthwhile either. Once I realized the match was going to be a short one, I tried my best to keep it going and give the viewers a beat down like they have never seen before, but I think even that got boring.

Scott Oliver: Glad you brought that up. Because some say that “beat down” as you describe was a little excessive bro. You honestly think you didn’t go too far?

(Matt doesn’t respond to that question at first. Instead he takes a bite of his food and waits a few moments.)

Matt Barnes: Please…it’s not my job to take it easy on him because he is out of my league. If you’re man enough to step in between those ropes, well then you need to be man enough to handle the consequences of whatever might come from it.

Scott Oliver: Alright dude, well it appears the debut didn’t live up to your (actually does the air quotes) “godly” expectations. So let’s move on. Now you say you want to take over this sport and be the face of the company. Which… like… a million others have claimed before you got here. What makes you different than them? And how are you going to accomplish this feat?

Matt Barnes: First off, don’t call me dude? Second, don’t mock me with your childish air quotes again or sarcasm. Otherwise this interview is over. Listen to answer you pitiful question, I’m going to accomplish what those other fools couldn’t, because simply… I’m Matt fucking Barnes. I’m truly one of the world’s elite. Everything I have done I’ve done to perfection. I’ve dominated every aspect of life I got involved with, and it will be no different here. I’m good at business because I created a name and brand for myself. A symbol for everyone to associate with success and power. And that’s exactly what I’m going to do here in the wrestling world. I’m going to create an image and brand for myself that everyone comes to associate with the best. And everything I do going forward will factor into this image. From my superior wrestling skills, my winning charm in the promos, my sharp attire, and even my entrances.

Scott Oliver: Your entrances? What does that have to do with you taking over the wrestling world?

Matt Barnes: Yes moron entrances. I wouldn’t expect a pot head like you to grasp the idea of what it takes to build an elite image. You have to show the people things that they’re not accustomed to. Things they haven’t seen before. So you have to encompass all this both in and out of the ring. You have to have that shock and awe factor. And that’s what I plan to do. In fact, I have a little treat for you this coming Climax Control. I’m going to give everyone an entrance like they’ve never seen before.

Scott Oliver: Really care to fill us in on this entrance?

(Matt looks at Scott once again in disgust. He takes one more bite of his wrap; he takes a swig of his beer, and then pushes the plate forward like he’s had enough.)

Matt Barnes: Now where is the shock and awe factor if I tell you what I have planned? You have to be the biggest air head in this business. All I’ll say I have come up with an entrance that has never been seen here at SCW. It will sure to be the talk of the town.

Scott Oliver: Sounds cool, but personally I wouldn’t worry as much about a super entrance, as much I would concentrate a little more on your upcoming match. Because you’re scheduled to face a very tough opponent in Lucas Darby this coming Sunday.

Matt Barnes: Listen chief, you honestly think I didn’t know who my opponent was for this Sunday. You think I’m a total slacker and pot head like you and has no clue what is going on around me. Because that’s not the case. I’ve accomplished everything in my life because I’m always prepared. I’m smarter and a step ahead of the competition. I make sure I’m aware of the situations I’m involved in. So believe me I know all about Lucas Darby.

Scott Oliver: So I’m sure you know all about his rough upbringing, his biker gang he’s involved with, and of course his boxing background. Sounds like a tough dude to face. Probably want to avoid a boxing style match with him. Sure he has a vicious right hook!

(Matt once again stares at Scott for this comment. This look though is a little more serious than the others. Scott just sits there with a little smile on his face like he is happy with what he said. Matt takes a big drink of the Heineken, while Scott now starts looking at the extra food that Matt didn’t eat on his place.)

Matt Barnes: Listen it’s clear you have no journalism skills whatsoever; because these are the worst questions I’ve ever heard. You also don’t know how to talk to talent. So let’s make this better for the both of us chief. I’m tired of seeing your beady little blood shot stoner eyes staring at my food  like you’re about to sit down for the last super. So why don’t you finish my leftovers, while I finish up this interview solo.

(Matt pushes his plate towards the “The Stoner,” Scott accepts the request and begins eating on the fries. Matt signals the camera point directly on him, and he finishes up this awkward interview.)

Matt Barnes: Listen Lucas Darby, I have heard all about you. I heard about you’re little switch-aroo in the hospital. I heard about your deadbeat father, who your whacked out mother shot, and is now sitting in prison. I heard all about you having to be raised by a different family and also about not even finishing high school. I heard you were some big shot boxer, but you lost the desire because you’re “family” had you throw a match. Yes I heard your entire sob story. And you know what I did when I finished hearing all this? I made a wish. Yeah that’s right Darby. I wished that I could go back in time and…..get those precious moments back in MY life that I had to hear about such a pathetic story.

You see you are clearly what society calls “socially insignificant.” The world had cast you aside at an early age, and honestly that’s where you should have stayed. The fact that you worked your way to even be at the same venue as me pisses me off. An elitist like myself should never have to hear about your pitiful life. I should never have to know a thing about you lower class folk. There is usually a  gap that keeps me from associating with you people, but somehow this fucked up thing known as fate, decided to bring you here and put you in a match with yours truly. So as much as I rather not publicly address you, I suppose it’s now my job for this week. And honestly you actually make it a little too easy to rip a person of your low class stature, but somehow I will try to find enjoyment out of this.

First let’s start with one of the topics you said was off limits. You said that there are three things in this world people aren’t allowed to talk about. Your bike, your beer, and your women. Well I’ll spare you on the first two, but I find a need to address this situation with your old lady. You see when I was hearing about your relationship with Presley a big question mark came to me. You said after your parents fit the stereotype of white trash, with one ending up in prison and the other dead, that police put you in custody of your father’s friend Titus. You said you went and lived with him and he became your “real dad” and taught you about life. Which sounds good and all. I mean it’s nice that this Titus fella’ took in a messed up kid, but after that the story gets a little weird for me. Because Presley just happened to be this man’s daughter. And if Titus was like a father to you …wouldn’t his daughter kind of be like a sister? Maybe I’m confused because I don’t often associate with trash, but isn’t it a little weird to be calling Presley your women, when you lived together like brother and sister. Now I know she wasn’t technically and legally a sister, but it’s still the same premise correct? Sounds a little trashy to me, but anyway I digress….

Now let me comment on this thing about you being involved with this local gang of bikers “The Sons.” I truly hope you don’t use that as a crutch trying to put fear in people. I hope you don’t think people are still afraid of a big bad gang of bikers. Gone are the days of the Hells Angels riding around and causing terror. Back then those truly were groups you wanted to avoid, but these days these biker groups have gotten soft. No more out fighting, killing, and burning things down. Seeing you guys riding together now it’s like a pack of kittens. I would hope nobody fears you, I know I certainly don’t. I didn’t even know you groups were still around until you made a reference of it. But I suppose it’s a good thing for you to have. It’s nice to have friends no matter how far down on the social scale you are. And I’m sure that’s why you “Sons” formed together. A way for all you fellow trash to get together so you have someone to associate with. Handing out patches to one another for some fucked up achievement, just like kids do in boy scouts. So once again I’m proud of you Lucas for finding a “home” with them and having friends. And if you need a little backup this Sunday then go around and bring them along. I would love for them to be in the front row when I kicked their Sergeant-at-Arm ass.

Lukey boy, it’s also no secret after hearing your bio that you’re a mental midget. You give up on one thing after another and can’t seem to keep your emotions in check. You drop out of high school and never even go back and get your GED. You walk away from boxing because the match you threw took away all your pride or some corny shit like that. One minute you say you’re done giving a crap about your past and what happened to you and the next your sobbing luck a fucking girl about your pathetic life. It’s easy to see you’re a fucking mess. So I have no doubt in my mind that on Sunday I’m not only going to break you physically, but destroy you mentally as well. When you realize you’re outmatched against me, I have no doubt you will give up and call it quits like you’re used to doing. That has always seemed to be your MO, so why would that change now. So just stop relax and take a breather Darby, this will all be over soon. This match will be just another failure in your already pitiful life. You must be getting used to it by now. Shit I might even prove just how great I am and beat you in your own style of match. How would that feel my man? Get a big right hook and getting knocked the fuck out right in front of the “Sons” and that trashy biker chick of yours. See you on Sunday.

(And with that Matt slams the rest of his beer and immediately walks away from the table without saying anything to Scott or the cameraman.  They both sit there in silence like they don’t know what to do next. Just then the waitress sees that the interview is over and comes over.)

Waitress: I take it he is done? Can I get anything for you two yet?

(Scott and the cameraman look at each other. You can tell “The Stoner” eyes light up at the option of food. Before he responds he checks his pocket. A sad look comes across his face.)

Scott Oliver: It appears that I didn’t bring my wallet with me, so that’s ok.

Waitress: As long as you’re here as Mr. Barnes guest we can just go ahead and put you on his tab, if you would like?

(An evil smile comes across Scott’s face, as he finally sees his opportunity for paying back Matt for all his nasty remarks.)

Scott Oliver: In that case can you bring us some menus please?

(And with that the scene cuts out as Scott and the cameraman await the menus.)

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(The scene opens back up three hours later and the pick up/drop off rack for the golf bags. There is nobody standing there, but a bag is left unattended. Just then a black Escalade comes driving around to this area. Out steps Matt Barnes as he pops open the back and walks over to the bag. He begins to load them in, as just then the waitress comes running up.)

Waitress: Mr. Barnes you forgot to sign off on your tab.

(Matt quickly grabs the pad and pen from the girl. He signs it, but as he hands it over to her he starts looking at the charge. A puzzled look comes on his face.)

Matt Barnes: What’s this: chicken wings, 2 quesadillas, 2 orders of fries, 2 burgers, and 4 pieces of chocolate cake, beer, soda?? I didn’t order any of this.

Waitress: No, of course not, these were the other two at the table. I was told they were your guests so it was put on your tab.

Matt Barnes: My guests?

(Matt pauses as he still thinks this is a mistake. He didn’t consider anyone there his guests. Just then he realizes he never made Scott or the cameraman leave after the interview. He just walked away from them. Finally he lets out a response.)

Matt Barnes: Damn stoner and his munchies.

(With that Matt gets in his vehicle and leaves. Scene ends)

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Climax Control Archives / Little piece of Cyber Heaven
« on: May 18, 2012, 01:04:56 PM »
  Time: About two months ago
Place: Random office in California

(The scene comes into view and we are in a luxurious yet rustic looking office. As the camera pans over this spacious room, many things begin to catch our eye. There’s a variety of mini African statues that sprinkle the shelves, as well as many exotic paintings hanging from the wall. The type of objects that you’re really not quite sure why you like it or what you’re looking at, but you can’t take your eye of them. As we continue viewing the rest of the room we see a bunch of framed photos on the wall. All the pictures seem to carry a certain theme, as there is one older gentleman who seems to be in all them. Accompanying him in these photos we recognize a variety of politicians, actors, and athletes. Finally the camera stops focusing on these photos and we move over to a large desk over in the corner of the room. There we see that same older gentleman from the photos and he’s looking over some paperwork. His name is Gus Jones, as you can tell by the name plate sitting on his desk. He continues looking over his files as just then he is interrupted by the intercom on the phone.)

Intercom Lady: Mr. Jones…There is a Matt Barnes here to see you.

Gus Jones: Sounds good. Send him in.

(Gus stops looking through the paperwork and after a few moments Matt Barnes emerges into the room. He shuts the door behind him and walks over to the desk. Gus stands up to greet him with a handshake.)

Gus Jones: Mr. Barnes. I was told you might be stopping in today. How are you?

Matt Barnes: Couldn’t be better Gus.

(And with that exchange Gus motions for Matt to take a seat. Matt removes the black sun glasses he came into the room with and sets them on the desk.)

Gus Jones: Well that’s good to hear. It’s been awhile since I had the chance to speak with you, but sounds like you have been doing quite well for yourself.

Matt Barnes: Yeah well what can I say? (Cocky smirk)

Gus Jones: Yeah I’ve been hearing a few rumors lately. About some of the real estate you have been buying up, and the returns on some of your stock investments. This is quite impressive given the state of our always unstable economy.

Matt Barnes: There’s money to be made in any type of economy if you know what you’re doing.

Gus Jones: I suppose that’s true. And I trust your joint business ventures with your father are going well?

Matt Barnes: That a rhetorical question? Things couldn’t be better all around.

Gus Jones: (smirking) OK I get it. I’m sure you didn’t come here to talk about your personal finances. So let’s get down to this. You’re father informed me you wanted to talk to me. What do I owe this pleasure?

Matt Barnes: Well it seems like you already know Gus, business has been really good to me lately. In fact, it’s been almost a little too good. It’s even getting to a point where I’m getting bored with how easy this business game has been for me. And unlike most people in this world, I can’t stand complacency. So I’ve been thinking about branching out and starting down a new path. Which leads me to the reason I’m here, I need a manager.

Gus Jones: A manager?

Matt Barnes: Yes Gus, I’m looking for a manager. And since you are a very highly regarded manager in California for a variety of actors and athletes, and because you also go way back with my father, I thought I would come to you first.

Gus Jones: Well what are you looking at getting into Matt?

(Matt pauses for a few moments and looks at Gus. A smirk slowly comes to Matt’s face as he reaches down and puts his black sun glasses back on. Matt then leans back in the chair and slowly lifts his legs and puts his feet on the desk. Matt still with the smile on his face slowly pronounces the answer to Gus.)

Matt Barnes: Professional wrestling…

(After that response the audio cuts out in the room. The camera stays on and shows Gus and Matt continuing their conversation. However you can no longer hear them. After all, we just heard the most important piece of information of this dialog. MATT BARNES IS COMING TO THE WRESTLING WORLD. The two continue talking as the camera begins to pull back away from the desk and slowly fades away.)
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Time: Present Day
Location: Upscale Vegas Condo
What: Piece of Cyber heaven, Matt's Online video Blog

“First off, I just want to tell you all how privileged you are to be here watching my video today. It’s not every day that true greatness, like myself, takes time out of my busy day to address the fans. So do yourself a favor: turn up the volumes on your computer, sit back, relax, and just enjoy this moment. Typically you would have to pay for a special treat like this, but for this time anyway I will give you it for free. Now I have a lot I would like to address, so let’s get right into it.”

“Now I’m sure some of you have no idea of who I am. Which doesn’t really surprise me, because I feel like many of you are out of touch with reality. Those of you who don’t know me are probably the same ones who are sitting on unemployment. Or ones living your pathetic lives on welfare. Or the ones who are sleeping on the streets completely wacked out of your mind on a variety of drugs. Reason I say this is because you must be on a different planet or living under a rock if you never heard of Matt Barnes. And truth be told, I’m actually quite astonished that you lost souls even have the mental capability to navigate the internet and find my video. I think that’s a minor miracle in of itself.”

“So for those of you morons who never heard of Matt Barnes. Let me take a moment to tell you about myself and my credentials. Currently I am a very powerful and successful business mogul from California. I’m involved in a variety of endeavors in which has made me very secure financially. Everything I have touched has turned into gold. I’m the type of person people pay stacks of money to just for a small amount of my business knowledge, but of course this all goes hand in hand having the last name Barnes. It just comes with the territory. You see not only have I made an impact in the business game, but I’m just following the footsteps of my father. And before him my grandfather made a great life for himself. And before that even his father was always among societies elite. See what I’m getting at. Just having the last name “Barnes” gives me more creditability and respect that any of you would even understand.”

“Now I know what you bottom feeders are thinking. Okay if you’re this big-time business mogul, then why are you here? Why are you broadcasting this video blog on a wrestling forum for?

“Well boys and girls it’s quite simple…yours truly, Matt Barnes, is joining the ranks as a professional wrestler. That’s right; I’m exchanging the suit and tie for some tights and boots. I’m stepping out of the conference rooms and into the wresting ring. And believe me when I say I’m going to shine in my new home, just as much as I already do in the business world.”

“Now most of you people watching right now are complete trash and have never achieved anything great in your life. This means you are probably once again scratching your head trying to comprehend what’s going through my mind. You’re probably thinking if you’re doing that great in business why not just take it easy? Why try to make it in the wrestling world?”

“My answer to that is because I’m a fucking elitist. I pride myself on new challenges. That’s what makes me great. The average person would just get complacent once they reached the top of their profession, but we elitists don’t do that. We don’t just live a mundane and boring life because we already perfected our craft. No we look for other areas in life to conquer and take over. And that’s what I’m going to do with the wrestling world.”

“Now I will admit, 99.9% of businessman shouldn’t and couldn’t just transition into the wrestling ring. No that is a ridiculous and retarded premise. It would be basically like committing suicide. An average “suit” would get killed in the ring by a professional wrestler with a lifetime of experience. However, I don’t fit in that category. You see I’m in that .1%. I’m not just your average business mogul with the brain. No. I also happen to be a world class athlete and possess the physique of a Greek god.

“You see before I even got into business, I was making a name for myself in the sports world. Back in high school I was a 3 sport varsity letter winner. One of those sports being wrestling, where I won state in my weight class. I was also a standout on my football team and a star basketball player. After doing my thing and dominating the record books in all these sports, I went on to play basketball at the University of Southern California.”

“So you see; the athletic ability has always been there for me. In fact I’m sure just those achievements alone gives me more credibility than most wrestlers in the game today. Then throw in the fact that I’ve also spent the last few years in the gym, a couple hours a day, busting my ass developing this body you see today. When you factor all this in, I think I’m more than capable to step into the ring. However, regardless of what I say, I know there will be doubters. Shit, even my own manager doubted me when I came to him a couple months ago. He knows all about my illustrious past, as he is an old family friend, and even he had some small doubts if I could make this transition. So I decided to prove it.”

“My manager, Gus Jones, among managing actors and athletes, also manages a handful of professional wrestlers. So he has a lot of connections in this business. So he lined it up for me to go train and prove myself at one of the premier wrestling factories in the state of California. So that’s what I’ve been doing the past two months. I’ve been training and busting my ass trying to hone my new quest. And what shouldn’t come as much of a shocker, I more than exceeding expectations for those there watching. In that short period of time I became someone who never stepped foot inside a wrestling ring into someone that many around that facility were calling a “natural” and the “future.”

“Needless to say all this buzz I’ve been creating has caused Gus’s phone to ring nonstop. He has been fielding calls from wrestling owners all over the world. We have been entertaining offers from promotions in Japan…Where the thought of random oriental women is intriguing, but I just couldn’t stand being off the radar in another country. We have offers from many big-time promotions here in the states, but most weren’t speaking my language. A lot of these big wigs think they can sign you and own you. They want to take away all creative control away from you. But I was able to figure this out early and read through their fine print. No way Matt Barnes becomes somebody’s whipping boy.”

“Finally after slamming the proverbial door on many of those other federations; I finally got an offer I thought was fitting for a guy of my stature. And since you’re seeing my video blog on a Sin City Wresting forum, I’m sure most of you brained dead morons should have been able to figure out by now, I have signed with SCW!”

“Why SCW? Why did I choose a regional promotion over a national brand? Well its clearly not financial reasons. Hell I make more money in one week than this contract I signed. But shit I already have more money than I need. So this wasn’t about the money. No I approached this like I do when I’m playing in the stock market. I look at the company’s business plan. I look at their structure and model. I analyze everything. From where they started to where I see them going. I look at the big picture. It’s like this if you’re going to invest your money in stocks. You don’t want your money in investments that are already established like McDonalds. No you want to find that next big idea. The next giant “.com” idea. That’s where the money is to be made. And the same is true in my decision. Why do I want to join a promotion that’s already been there and done that? Why not get involved with something on a smaller level and build it into something great. That’s how you truly become not only the face of the company, but the wrestling world as well. And if it means I have to shack up in Sin City for awhile until I achieve this iconic level in the wrestling world, then believe me I’m going to indulge and enjoy every minute of it. This town was made for guys like me.”

“Now I see it didn’t take long for Mark Ward and Christian Underwood to understand what they have in me. They see me as their go to horse. They see me as the future of this company. So it’s really no shock that they wanted their newest and most talented signee that this company has to offer, out there performing and driving up the ratings. As I see they already have me booked and making my wrestling debut this Sunday at Climax Control. Going one on one with “The Greatest Story” Cameron Matthews.

“Typically at this point I would love to rip into this man that calls himself “The Greatest Story.” Typically I would have a copious amount of derogatory shots I would take at him. Yes typically this is my forte. As I love belittling a man just so he knows his place in the world, and so he knows that he’s not in Matt Barnes’ league. However in this situation I’m pretty much at a loss for words. Because you see I haven’t heard as much as one peep from this man since he signed with SCW. I haven’t seen him give a promo, I haven’t seen him in passing, and I haven’t even heard anyone mention his name. It’s like the guy showed up, signed his name on the contract, and then poof, he fucking disappears. So I don’t know maybe it’s some sort of tactic he is working on. Maybe he wants his debut to be a mystery to me so I don’t know what I’m getting myself into. Maybe that’s what his angle here is? I don’t really know. But I do know this. Those tactics won’t work on “Wrestling’s Bad Boy.” They won’t work with an elitist like myself.

“So if Cameron Matthews wants to stay a mystery I say we let him. If Cameron Matthews wants to stay irrelevant, I say it’s probably all for the best. Because chances are that’s what the rest of his career here at SCW will be when I’m done with him. He will remain irrelevant. In fact I’m almost positive his only worthwhile moment in the wrestling world will be that he was the first one to face the great Matt Barnes. So don’t fret Cameron, as sad of a story your wrestling career will end up being, you will always be there as a footnote in my future hall of fame career. Because everyone remembers their first. Just like I will always remember the name Julie Moran. Even despite all the models and fine ass women I’ve had since. And the same holds true for you Cameron, I will always remember my first victory in professional wrestling”

“And that’s what I’m going to leave you all with. As I have a great life to go back to living, while you nerds continue surfing around in cyber space.”

“Just be sure to tune in this Sunday for the debut of “Wrestling’s Bad Boy” Matt Barnes. And a great beat down of “The Saddest Story Ever Told” Cameron Matthews.”  


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