Fan Event:Meet & Greet and Karaoke Night
Tucson Convention Center
Tucson, Arizona
The camera opens on the packed Sin City Wrestling meet-and-greet area at the Tucson Convention Center. Banners of iconic wrestling moments, bright lights, and displays of championship belts give the room an exciting energy. A huge line of fans, decked out in wrestling T-shirts, holding action figures, and clutching posters, waits eagerly.
Alexandra Calaway, striking, confident, with a powerful yet approachable presence is seated beside LJ Kasey charming, quick to smile, with an easygoing energy that draws fans in. Both wrestlers are signing autographs and posing for selfies, joking and laughing with the fans, making each interaction feel special.
A young fan approaches, looking nervous but holding a custom action figure of Alexandra in one hand and a T-shirt with LJ’s face on it. The young fan stammers, clearly nervous.
“I, um... I’m just... such a huge fan! You’re both... you’re legends!”
Alexandra speaks first, smiling and leaning forward. “A legend already? You’re making me feel old! But I’ll take it. Thanks, sweetie.”
LJ grins, laughing a bit. “Yeah, let’s just go with “icons in progress,” okay?”
The fan looked at Alexandra and smiled. “I know you are going to win the Bombshell Battle Royal. You deserve another shot at Kayla..”
LJ laughed. “Of course she is, my girls, the toughest one out there.” He took her hand and kissed it causing Alexandra to blush.
“Hey guys come on.. All the girls are tough here. It’s anyone’s game, but I appreciate your faith in me. Are you all coming to the show?”
“We sure are, second row.”
“I’ll make sure to look for ya.” Alexandra smirked.
The fan laughs, and LJ and Alexandra each sign their items, exchanging a few more words before posing for a group selfie.
Later that evening the vibe shifts as Alexandra, LJ, and a small crowd of fans and wrestling colleagues walk into the grand ballroom. The space has been set up for karaoke night, with a small stage at one end, a microphone in the spotlight, and colorful disco lights flashing. At a table nearby, Carter and Miles are already flipping through the karaoke songbook, a mischievous glint in his eye.
Carter whispering to Miles, eyes on Alexandra and LJ. “I think I found it. They need a duet. Something big.”
Miles lets out a laugh. “Oh, Carter, what are you up to?”
Carter glances around, leans over to the DJ, and hands him a slip of paper. The DJ grins, nodding as Carter returns to the table, trying to look innocent.
Carter stands up, calling over the crowd) “Alright, alright, everyone! It’s karaoke time, and I think we all want to see something special. Alexandra, LJ—I hope you’re ready for your duet!”
The crowd laughs and cheers as Alexandra and LJ exchange a look of mock horror mixed with excitement.
Alexandra smirks at Carter “You did this, didn’t you? Of all the songs, ABBA?”
LJ grins, raising an eyebrow. “I guess we’re really committing to this, huh?”
Alexandra takes the microphone looking up at him. “Let’s do it, for them.. Can’t let the fans down now.. Besides.. Couple of the year nominations remember?”
Carter claps, motioning for them to take the stage as the opening beats of “Lay All Your Love on Me” fill the room. Alexandra and LJ roll their eyes but smile, clearly up for the challenge. As the verses start, Alexandra takes the lead, her voice surprising everyone with its power and a sultry edge that makes the lyrics feel even more intense. She belts out the opening lines, engaging with the crowd as fans start singing along.
“Don’t go wasting your emotion.. Lay all your love on me…”she blushes, shaking her head with a giggle.
LJ jumps in for the next line, his voice smooth and playful, matching Alexandra’s intensity. He gives her a mischievous smile, dancing to the beat as he sings, playing up the theatrical moment.
“I wasn’t jealous before we met
Now every man I see is a potential threat
And I’m possessive, it isn’t nice
You’ve heard me saying that smoking was my only vice.”
He points to Alexandra on "only vice," making her chuckle, but she stays in character, matching his energy with a look of playful challenge. LJ continues, his voice rising with emotion.
“But now it isn’t true
Now everything is new
And all I’ve learned has overturned, I beg of you…”
The crowd is loving it. Fans are waving their hands in the air, laughing and cheering as Alexandra and LJ lean into the performance, their chemistry and charisma on full display. Alexandra joins him, her voice powerful and rich, singing in harmony.
“Don’t go wasting your emotion
Lay all your love on me!”
The crowd cheers as Alexandra now steps forward, taking over with a mix of intensity and playful flirtation, channeling the lyrics with dramatic flair.
“It was like shooting a sitting duck.
A little small talk, a smile, and baby, I was stuck…
I still don’t know what you’ve done with me,
A grown-up woman should never fall so easily.”
She glances at LJ with a smirk giving him a wink, and he plays along, looking mock-scandalized. With the next few lines she pulls him closer by his shirt.
“I feel a kind of fear when I don’t have you near…
Unsatisfied, I skip my pride,
I beg you, dear…”
They both lean in, singing the chorus together, each voice blending in perfect harmony.
“Don’t go wasting your emotion,
Lay all your love on me!
Don’t go sharing your devotion,
Lay all your love on me!”
The crowd starts clapping along as LJ and Alexandra go back and forth in the song, each verse upping the stakes as they play out the story. Alexandra raises her eyebrow as she delivers the next lines with sass.
“I’ve had a few little love affairs…
They didn’t last very long, and they’ve been pretty scarce…”
LJ chimes in with a look of mock surprise, his voice adding to the drama. He gives a smirk and continues singing.
“I used to think I was sensible…
It makes the truth even more incomprehensible!”
LJ and Alexandra lock eyes while singing together, with building emotion.
“’Cause everything is new…
And everything is you…
And all I’ve learned has overturned, what can I do?”
The music swells as they both belt out the final chorus, voices harmonizing and playing off each other, full of chemistry and fun. LJ and Alexandra smile at each other, singing passionately.
“Don’t go wasting your emotion,
Lay all your love on me!
Don’t go sharing your devotion,
Lay all your love on me!”
They finish the song with a flourish, Alexandra spinning into LJ’s arms, both of them laughing as they strike a dramatic final pose. The ballroom erupts in applause, with fans cheering, whistling, and chanting their names. Carter and Miles are watching from their table, Carter beaming with pride.
Miles is shaking his head, laughing at the scene in front of him, before turning to his husband. “I don’t know how you pulled that off, but this is gold.”
Carter smiles giving his husband a playful nudge, seeing people filming it he points it out. “They’re naturals. Knew they’d kill it.”
The song builds to its chorus, with Alexandra and LJ in perfect sync, their voices blending together in harmony. They finish with a playful flourish, arms wrapped around each other as they belt out the last note, both of them laughing as the crowd erupts into applause. The scene fades out on the couple sharing a kiss.
Nothing left to lose
Saguaro National Park
Tucson, Arizona
Saguaro National Park, just before sunset. The sky is alive with hues of orange, pink, and purple, casting a surreal glow over the vast desert landscape. Alexandra stands on a rocky ledge overlooking the sprawling cacti and jagged cliffs, her figure outlined by the fading light. Her boyfriend, LJ, is nearby, leaning on a large rock with his arms crossed, a quiet but fierce expression on his face as he watches Alexandra preparing for the challenge ahead.
Alexandra inhales deeply, grounding herself as the wind kicks up around her, tugging at her hair, her gear, her very presence etched against the rugged beauty of the desert. Her voice calm, steady, but laced with resolve
“Look at this place. Untamed. Merciless. Just like me. It’s beautiful, but make no mistake—this land isn’t here to be conquered. It’s here to test you, to see if you have the will, the grit, to survive. Crystal, Seleana, Mercedes, Cassie... ladies, you all know what I’m about. You’ve been in that ring with me, you’ve looked across, and you’ve felt what I bring to the table. And one by one, each time, I left you defeated.”
The hint of a smirk tugs at her lips as she takes a step forward, the sun dipping lower behind her, casting long shadows across her figure.
“I don’t do things halfway. I don’t step into that ring hoping to get a few shots in or to add to anyone else’s highlight reel. No. I go into that ring to remind you exactly why I’m the one you fear, the one you respect, and the one you know you can’t hold down. Crystal, Seleana, you two especially should know this better than anyone.” She lets out a low laugh, shaking her head. “You’ve both tried to match my fire, to go toe-to-toe with me, and every time, I’ve left you gasping. Mercedes, Cassie—thinking you can train, study, strategize? None of that matters. You’re in my territory now.”
Her eyes narrow as she shifts her gaze to LJ, who stands watching with a knowing smile. She gives him a small nod, as if acknowledging an unspoken agreement.
“Then there’s Song. Fresh face, untested against me.” Her voice softens, taking on an almost predatory tone. “There’s always one in the mix, isn’t there? That one person who hasn’t felt the full force of what I bring. Song, I’ve seen you. I know you’ve got strength, you’ve got grit, and you’re willing to dig deep. But there’s something you don’t have yet—a memory of what it’s like to face me in that ring. You’re stepping into my world for the first time, and trust me, there’s no turning back. Just like this desert, I’m not here to give you a path. I’m here to see if you can survive the one I make.”
As she steps forward, the light catches her eyes, making them burn with intensity. Her voice lowers to an almost whisper-like tone.
“When that bell rings, this match isn’t just about taking each of you down. It’s about setting the record straight, making it clear why I’m untouchable. This isn’t a game, it’s not a stepping stone—it’s a reminder. Every name, every face I’ve faced in that ring becomes just another mark in my legacy.”
Alexandra lifts her chin, her stance confident, unbreakable. She looks out over the desert, and her voice resonates with finality.
“Bring everything you’ve got. Believe me, you’ll need it. But here’s the truth—you’re all just visitors here, tourists in my domain. When that bell rings, you’re in my world, and you’ll see exactly why I’m the one who leaves that ring with her head held high.”
LJ steps forward, resting a hand on her shoulder, his face serious but supportive. He speaks with a low, even tone.
“They’re not ready. They think they are, but they’re not. And they’re about to find that out the hard way.”
Alexandra smirks, turning to face the camera once more. Her eyes blaze with certainty.
“Yes. They have no idea what’s coming for them.”
The wind picks up again, stirring the dust and casting long shadows across the desert floor as she and LJ turn, moving toward the sunset, their silhouettes merging into the vast, unforgiving beauty of Saguaro National Park. The camera cuts back in. Alexandra and LJ now sit on a rugged outcropping, overlooking the breathtaking expanse of the park. LJ has a flask, which he offers to her. She takes a sip, smirking as she looks out over the scene.
“You know, this park—this whole landscape—it’s full of life, but you’d never know it from a distance. The cacti, the animals, they all know how to survive in the harshest of places. They’ve adapted, become stronger, because they have to. Kind of like me.”
She takes another sip before passing the flask back to LJ, who watches her intently, nodding.
“Crystal, Seleana, you both have been in this business long enough to know the way it works. There’s a hierarchy, and it’s built on respect, on results. You’ve had your moment, but this? This is mine. I’m not here to give you a helping hand, to boost your stats, or to be a stepping stone for anyone. I’m here to show the world that there’s only one person who belongs on top, and it’s me.”
LJ leans back, glancing over at Alexandra with admiration as she continues, her voice full of resolve.
“Mercedes, Cassie, you’re both fighters, I’ll give you that. But you can’t win by copying my playbook. No amount of studying, of ‘preparing,’ will let you walk away with a victory. When you step into the ring with me, you’re stepping into the heart of this desert—a place where only the strong survive.”
She looks directly at the camera, eyes fierce.
“And then there’s you, Song. The unknown factor. I get it; you think you’ve got the element of surprise. Maybe you do, but let me make one thing clear—you’re stepping into a world you don’t know yet. You’ve trained, sure. But you haven’t trained for me. You haven’t stepped into the fire that is Alexandra. And I promise you, when that bell rings, you’re going to feel it. Every. Single. Hit.”
She lets her words hang in the air, each one a testament to her confidence, her focus.
“So I want each of you to take a moment. Remember who I am. Remember what I’ve done to every single one of you. I am the constant, the inevitable. And that’s not something you prepare for—that’s something you endure.”
LJ shifts next to her, his voice calm but firm. “When that bell rings, there’ll be no excuses. No ‘almosts.’ No ‘what-ifs.’ Just the truth, and the reality that only one of you is walking out as the victor. And we both know who that’s going to be.”
Alexandra gives him a look of pure resolve, then turns back to the camera.
“That’s right. They can bring their A-game, they can bring whatever tricks they’ve got up their sleeves, but at the end of the day, it’s not going to matter. Not out here in my territory. Not against me.”
As the sun dips below the horizon, Alexandra and LJ stand, a quiet intensity radiating from them. They turn, casting one last glance at the camera.
“I hope you’re ready, ladies. Because when you step into that ring, it’s not just a match—it’s survival. And the only one who’s surviving this… is me.”
The scene fades as they walk off into the deepening night, their silhouettes blending into the rugged landscape, a final reminder of the strength and resilience that defines Alexandra. The desert around them is silent, timeless, and as unforgiving as the challenge she’s about to face.
Stolen Moments
The Leo Kent Hotel
Tucson, Arizona
The lounge at The Leo Kent Hotel had a mellow, inviting warmth, and Santa Cruz the lobby bar they sat in lived up to its name. Tucked into a private corner on a plush leather couch, Alexandra and LJ sat close, their hands intertwined. Candlelight flickered on the low table in front of them, casting a soft glow over their faces. Alexandra took a slow breath, exhaling the tension that had weighed on her shoulders all week. LJ squeezed her hand gently, his thumb tracing reassuring circles over her knuckles.
“It’s been a long few weeks hasn’t it?” he asked, his voice a quiet murmur, his eyes filled with a steady warmth that made her feel safe.
She gave him a small nod, meeting his gaze. “You understand how crazy it’s been. It feels like everything's been building up lately… training, the matches, the pressure.” She paused, running a hand through her hair and offering him a wry smile. “But sitting here with you? It’s like everything just melts away.”
LJ moved a little closer, resting his hand on her back. “Hey, that’s what I’m here for,” he said softly, his voice laced with sincerity. “You don’t have to carry everything alone. You’ve got me—and I’m not going anywhere. We both could use a little holiday couldn’t we?”
Alexandra leaned into him, feeling the warmth of his presence grounding her. She placed her head on his shoulder, closing her eyes for a moment. “You’re my rock, LJ. I couldn’t do this without you. A holiday definitely sounds wonderful. Maybe we could go see your mom’s again?”
He chuckled, and she felt the low rumble in his chest. “I think it goes both ways, don’t you? Sometimes you’re the only reason I make it through the day. Seeing you handle everything life throws at you—it reminds me why I keep pushing forward. You inspire me, Alexandra. And you’re right, perhaps a visit home wouldn’t be so bad. This time maybe we could bring Ashlynn with us.”
A faint blush colored her cheeks, and she lifted her head to look at him. “LJ… you really mean that? And I know she’d love your moms.”
He nodded, his eyes steady. “Every word. I’m proud of you.” His hand slid down to gently squeeze her shoulder. “You’re out there every day giving your all. And no matter what happens, I’m always going to be here, cheering you on. I’ll look into planning it for us.”
Alexandra’s eyes softened as she held his gaze, letting herself sink into the strength of his words. “I don’t know what I did to deserve you,” she whispered, her hand reaching up to cup his face.“But I’m glad I have you in my corner.”
For a while, they sat together in comfortable silence, sharing in each other’s presence, grateful for the support that ran as deep as their love. They didn’t need to say anything more—Stolen Moments seemed to hold its breath just for them as they basked in the quiet strength they found in each other. A moment in time she wished she could freeze the frame and keep it forever.