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Meet Fernando - John Samuels - 03-30-2013 The scene opens with Samuels and Fairchild seated in front a large bank of monitors.
Samuels: Is it done? Fairchild: I believe so, the editing department just sent the file over to me. Samuels: About time. The pair spin around in their chairs simultaneously, stopping to look into the camera.
Samuels: While preparing for my upcoming matches at Gauntlet City, I have take the time to study my opponents and where their heads are at. While I was making notes of their strengths and weaknesses, I dug up their promotional footage for this battle royal for my FTW title, and I was shocked when I realized a few things. The first, is that both Ronnie Wilkins and Kinwrathi, my so-called ‘competitors,’ use a very similar style of promoting themselves for their upcoming bouts. Now, I’ll admit that sometimes it’s just better to get into that ring and beat your opponent down. No words. No jokes. No games. Just a savage beating, teaching them a lesson for daring to step into that ring. Yet, sometimes you have to play the game, and my career in politics has prepared me extensively for doing just that. One of the very first lessons you learn coming up, is to take your opponents strategy, improve it, and then use it against him. Samuels holds his hand out to Fairchild, who places a small remote in his hand.
Samuels: Kinwrathi, Ronnie, you two are probably the closest things to capable opponents that I’ll be defending my title against this Sunday at Gauntlet City- And I’ve figured out the formula that you two are using to talk yourselves up enough to believe that you can take my belt from me. Laughable. What does this have to do with anything, you ask? Well simple, I’m gonna give you a taste of your own medicine. That’s right, you’re going to watch me waste ten minutes of your time with some stupid skit that belongs on trashy daytime television, having nothing to do with anything related to our match. And then afterwards, I’m gonna sit here and I’m going to talk about how great I am, and how pitiful you are. Sounds fun, right? Look on the bright side, guys, at least I remember that this is whole thing is entertainment. So sit back and grab some popcorn, or whatever kind of snack that aliens from Planet X like to munch on, and enjoy the coming attraction. I know I will. The senator winks and clicks a button on the remote, turning on all the monitors behind him. The camera zooms in on one of the monitors as the black on the screen disappears and Samuels’ face is shown once more.
The camera opens back up the room with Samuels and Fairchild, with Samuels out of his chair and his face very close to the camera. Samuels: See? That didn’t even make sense! It had nothing to do with my upcoming match! It was just 10 minutes of rubbage that I made you watch, and for what? I have no idea. Every single time I try to listen to Ronnie and Kinwrathi try to talk about an upcoming match they do this. They make me watch a scene from Days Of Our Lives or Mork and Mindy, respectively. This is wrestling, not daytime drivel. And speaking of Fabio and E.T., that brings me to the second part of their little game, the all-too-serious rant. I’m better you, you’re stupid, you’re not funny... blah, blah, blah. This part is even worse! But hey, if it’s the game they want to play, then I’m in. So, let’s go. The senator clears his throat and and rips off his jacket, before staring directly into the camera.
Samuels: Gentlemen. Take a look into these eyes. These eyes belong to the man that is walking into Gauntlet City the champion, and is leaving Gauntlet City the champion. You sad little men bicker on like your opinions matter, but let’s get one thing straight: They don’t. Kinwrathi, you want to talk about how I’m not funny? Maybe not, but the only thing humourous about you is that you think you’re better than me. You think I’m lacking in intelligence? Then tell me, why is it that everything I say seems to get repeated by you? You probably didn’t think I’d notice, huh? I did. When I called Michael Hall’s mental capacity into question, what did you do? The same thing. When I told World 1-international that he’d be the first one out of the ring this Sunday, what did you do. The same thing. Seems to me that you should pick somebody else to plagiarize, if I’m so unintelligent. Or maybe, you’re just inspired by my greatness, because right now you’re acting like my number one fan. And as far as me not being a threat? Listen up Ronnie, because this pertains to you as well: I’m the champion, not you two. I’m the favorite, not you two. And as champion, I’m the one who gets to assess the threats, not you two. And as far as threats go, you two aren’t. So keep on bickering, keep on wasting everyone’s time with your silly little skits, keep on ignoring the fact that I’m the most dangerous man in the match-- Because while you do, I’ll keep on winning, and I’ll keep my title. So you see this? Samuels holds the title up to the screen.
Samuels: You’re not laying your abnormally sweaty hands on this, Ronnie. You’re not laying your blood-stained, “Alien” hands on this, Kinwrathi. You’re not laying your taco covered hands on this, Ursula. You’re not laying your Kung-Fu hands on this, Dim Sum. None of you. None of you are taking this from me, so you’d best turn your attention toward that main event gauntlet and pray that you won’t be seeing me for a second time. Samuels leans back in his chair, keeping his look of intensity as Fairchild slowly nods her head next to him. An American flag pops up on the screen before the camera fades back to blackness.
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