A long time coming...

by Guest Sun Jun 24, 2018 6:44 pm

Daz Heat: Well, well, well... It has been a long time coming ladies and gentlemen, but finally Daz Heat has arrived to CMV, and where better to debut than on the largest pay-per-view of the year, ay? What can I say, I don't plan on doing a Tone White and making the occasional appearance and then taking a bigger check then the entire locker rooms salary combined. I'm not like that gold digger Tone. I'm here for good. Every damn week. Don't you hate how disrespectful it is when the stone age of wrestling such as people like Tone White come here and treat this place like a retirement home?

My career was small and somewhat humble up untill roughly a year ago when all of a sudden the spotlight came my way. And truth be told, I knew I wasn't ready for it all. I went from a small fish in a small pond to a great white in the Atlantic ocean. Thhe fame, the money, the responsibility. And after a while I took my fall from grace. I am not the first to have done so and I am certainly not the last. I felt like a disgrace. I continued to resign from company's in spite and depression. Nobody wanted to see a young yet somehow already washed up Daz Heat. So i did what the best of the best do. I sat down, and I sorted shit out, I sorted myself out. It's time to bounce back. I have been at the lowest of lows, and now, here in CMV I will rise back to the top.

Now that is out the way, let me address the elephant in the room... My loss to Marty Michaels on the largest pay-per-view of the year.

You see, me and Marty, we have been the best mates for years now. Me and him have gone through hell together. Some would say we are like brothers.You see, Marty housed me when I had no where to stay. Marty was there before any of you even knew my name. Marty assisted me when I was at rock bottom and helped me grow to where I am now. The thing is, the Marty Michaels you see on your television is a changed man. That man you watch, is not the real Marty. He is a changed man. A Marty I have never seen. He has become exactly what he once hated most. A man who thinks he owns the world, a man so caught up in his own ego he doesn't even talk to his real mates anymore...

That's why when I saw Marty Michaels had an open challenge on the biggest pay-per-view of the year Implosion I knew I had to take it. This was my chance to quite literally knock some sense into him. To help him see he is not who he once was. He is not what he once was. I will always stand by Marty through thick and thin. I know this isn't you, brother. What happened Marty?

Me and Marty have only ever crossed paths once before Implosion. And in that match we went at it and I came out victorious. Since then, he has trained harder than I could have ever imagined. He was ready for me. I wasn't ready for the monster that stood in front of me...

Marty Michaels let me tell you this. I know you're listening behind the monitors or some fancy flat screen somewhere. We are 1 - 1 now... I know that if we had a match again the outcome would be different. I know Our paths will cross again someday. I don't know where, I don't when, I just know some day i will find the real Marty Michaels.

Oh, and one last thing... As for Brian Jacobson, you can keep crying backstage about me. You always cry about how I have always overshadowed you everywhere I go. Maybe if you stepped up to me instead of running your mouth i would actually take you seriously... You're all talk big man. You wont do shit.