New Years Bash Reaction

[eddiehavok]

"Finally!"

"Man of my word."

"Just as I said, that match draws a line in the sand."

Eddie is currently in the parking lot of the arena. He is joint by the rest of the MC. He is currently wearing black jeans and a red hoodie. The club is sitting near their motorcycles.

“Finally I am done with Watts. What should of been just the one match, unfortunately has been drawn out way to long. The rookie need to prove a point. The one match became two matches. Then it ended up being three matches. That burning desire that he had to prove he could beat me, the need to prove this to everyone. Ultimately, this blinded him to everything. Let's face facts, even his trainer tried to talk him out of it. Did he listen, no he didn't.”

Even due to the his match earlier that evening. He doesnt seem to be slowly in his movements or injured in any way.

“The first match, being a tournament Match for a championship that I wasn't interested in at point. I was more than happy with the time limit draw. At the end of the day it was a easy way to get out off the tournament without losing. I wasn't expecting him to request a second match. So I encouraged him to try and beat me. After he claimed that if the match was longer he would of won the match the first time. So I did whatever it took to denied Watts the win. So even for a longer time limit, he was unable to beat me. This is where that burning desire took over, he demanded a third match at the Pay per view. This time I encouraged him to survive as he wasn't going to have any chance of winning.”

“I pinned him and took the victory. Proving that I was the better man. I allowed him to survive, only to live the embarrassment Of knowing that he had requested the extra matches and claimed he would win, only to fail every time. You played straight in to my hand. You was never able to win, since you didn't know what fame you playing.”

“Now that I can finally move past this trilogy of matches. Start to refocus on what is important. Taking that championship title from that Bastard. For now, we are going to head back to the CLub house, it is time to unwind. Thats right not celebration this time!”

The prospect start to push the motorcycles up toward Eddie and rest of the full patch members.

[Anthony Jordan]

INT. HOTEL ROOM IN GOLDEN NUGGET CASINO IN LAS VEGAS – NIGHT

KALMIN WATTS is sitting in his bed watching Eddie Havok’s latest on his phone. His knee is wrapped up, but no longer has any ice packs wrapped around. It’s a good sign that he will be ready for Hardkore World’s Las Vegas show. If asked, he couldn’t explain why he’s watching Eddie Havok’s latest. Maybe someone texted him the link or tagged him online. He’s sick of seeing Havok and was sick of seeing Havok gloat before he even started. As the video ends, it autoplays into Havok’s promo on Wesley Crane. Havok mentions Watts at the beginning, then transitions to Crane. He watches long enough to hear Havok denigrate Crane for working in another company in addition to W:UK. Watts has enough and stops the video. Watts opens the Instagram app and goes live.

WATTS

Going live, so nothing’s produced here. Just me being me. I wanted to let everyone know that my knee is doing better. I’ve been cleared to face Little Dragon. I still need to treat it and will have it wrapped for the show. It’ll look worse than what it is at the show, but we want to be safe about it.

(switches the camera to show his knee taped up for a few seconds before switching in back)

Also, I watched Eddie Havok’s latest. (shakes head) I think it’s safe to say that I will never understand that guy. After the match he helped me up, gave me the patented one nanometer nod of respect, then he’s back at it. Dude, you are off your meds or need to start or something.

(snickers)

You won the match and seem completely miserable. I’m the type of guy for who “winning is the tonic that cures all”. I know you’re annoyed that you have to beat Wesley Crane to get back to Billy Fowler. For one, you’re probably going to do it. I wrestled you both. I think you’re more talented, and you have the edge in experience. No point in getting worked up. Also, Crane went undefeated for three or four months. You went winless for two. He should be higher in the pecking order even if you are the better wrestler. Third, Billy Fowler is clearly better than both of you. Crane was rookie of the year, and Fowler took him out in their first match. No one was talking about me for rookie of the year, and I hung around with you for three matches. I’m happy to give you the silver and Crane the bronze, but you ain’t gold, bro.

(Watts sighs, then gets more serious)

But what really got my attention was the fact that you love to say how easy it was for you. There is this narrative that you never got out of first gear to beat me. Well, I was in that ring, too, and I thought you were working pretty damn hard. You clearly put some thought into the match. The first time you tried to powerhouse me. If you’re God’s gift to badassery, why did you switch to technical in the second match, then high-flying in the third? If you could always beat me, why’d you have to switch it up? I’d never ask you to lie, but you could have told the truth.

(Watts switches the camera to show the downtown Vegas skyline from his room)

I’m still here in Vegas, which Eddie Havok apparently has a problem with. For those of you seeing me for the first time, I wrestle in W:UK and Hardkore World. That’s nothing new in wrestling. The old timers frequently did it. It was a good way to build experience. While I agree with a lot of what Havok said about Crane, I disagree on this.

(Watts points at the camera like he’s talking to Havok)

You are an enigma. You are too young to understand the past of this business; too stubborn to learn; and too old to tolerate young people doing anything you wouldn’t do. Eddie, you’re a special kind of special. I’m glad you’re not my problem anymore.

Watts stops recording and puts his phone down.