Kira Izumi
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Post by Kira Izumi on Jul 3, 2019 20:31:39 GMT -5
The same backdrop as used before is here again along with the same table and general setup. Dexter Point is in the middle with the match contract, while there is an open mic for all competitors to use for their opening statements on their match.
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Post by Naoki Ojima on Jul 25, 2019 15:06:49 GMT -5
Cameras begin to click as Naoki Ojima makes his way in. Naoki has a huge smile on his face as he waves to the media personal and the handful of fans that are in attendance. Sitting down, he places his newly won PWP Television Title in front of him. Scooting towards the table, Naoki moves the microphone up to his face so that he can be heard.
Naoki Ojima: I’ve only been wrestling, professionally, for about half a year now. I started off in the Maximum Japan Dojo where they trained me to be humble and respect this sport, and hopefully you’re able to see that every time I step in the ring. When I graduated I tried to be part of as many companies that were interested. I wanted the experience. I wanted to face as many types of wrestling styles as I could get in the ring with. After Dark, PEAK, Progress Wrestling, and now SSS! And during my time wrestling for these and other promotions, it seemed like I could never win that big match. I’d always be a runner up in a tournament or fall short of winning a title. But I never let those loses bring me down because i was lucky enough to be in that position in the first place. Rookies like me shouldn’t be winning the way that I have been. But then a few weeks ago, in PWP, I won my first Title by becoming the first ever PWP Television Champion. Winning that match and winning that title gave me a boost of confidence. It let me know that I belong and that great things will be coming my way.
Naoki extends his arm and almost places his hand on the God of Sakura Title but stops as he knows it’s bad luck to touch a title that doesn’t belong to you.
Naoki Ojima: Walking into this match up with Caden Young, I know I can win this title. A month ago I might had doubted myself. But I have the confidence and the skills to win my match up and become the first ever God of Sakura Champion. And if I win, I’ll give this title the respect that it deserves. And if I lose? Well, Caden Young deserves it and I still have much to learn. Either way, I’ll continue to be humble and love this sport.
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Post by Drago on Jul 25, 2019 19:32:22 GMT -5
A velvet carpet appears almost out of nowhere, and begins to roll on it's own on the way down to the table, stopping only inches away from the threshold to the table where Dexter waits. Two security guards, standing at nearly 6 ft. 6 inches, quickly use the intricate fabric to walk over to the table, scoot it a few inches to the side, and allow a third to set down a gold-crested podium, per Caden's contractual obligations. The Ghost, the Style King, Yung God soon trails out along the red carpet, draped in a Guess varsity jacket, black leather pants, and red Yeezys.
Caden: I am honored to be facing a man who has been wrestling, professionally, for about half a year now. It is evident to me that he's also only been dressing himself for about half a year now. I only wish he would take the time to dress himself in a room with lights.
Caden's eyes glance over the title belt laying on the table, the PWP Television title, with disgust.
Caden: I'm 21. I've spent more years of my life doing reality television, fighting, or performing gravity defying stunts. I could go on about my history. I could come out here dragging around irrelevant title belts - I've won countless amounts, I just think it's tacky... but I'm going to agree with you, Naoki. Rookies like you shouldn't be winning the way you have been. I'm the guy to fix that. You have the confidence? I don't know why - that stupid bucket haircut, that ridiculous smile, the clear fact that you've won a championship but didn't make enough as champ to afford a tailor...
Yung strokes his chin, and calmly titters to himself.
Caden: This isn't a match about a fighting hopeful against a young upstart. It's a man who has spent practically half of his year performing and excelling at everything he did versus... a guy who wants it badly, just not badly enough to put in the time or effort.
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