Post by djay on Jan 26, 2011 21:02:29 GMT -4
We open with Djay sitting in his locker room. He has a chart behind him.
"This chart here shows the reasons Green is in fact the AWA world champion. Lets start!"
Djay points to the chart, and the first part reads David Slam!
"Well after many hours of research I feel David Slam walking out pushed young Green quick.If Slam would have stayed he and frost would have had many more rematch's. Leaving Green
has a tag teamer. Now with Slam walking out the powers had to move someone up, and that man was Green!"
Than he points to Ottoman Turks!
"I know, but fellow me here. Bagel folklore tells us that the roll was devised as a tribute to Jan Sobieski, a Polish general, who saved Vienna from the invading Turks in 1683. As the triumphant hero rode through town, the grateful townspeople clung to his stirrups—called breugels.
The king had a baker fashion bread in the shape of Sobieski's stirrups as a tribute.Eventually the stirrup-shaped breugel became round and was known as a bagel. If this
never happed the Bagel guy never would lose to Green making him world champ!"
Djay than points to racism.
"I feel like the AWA has held me back because I'm Samoan, and they don't want a Samoan world champion! Every time I move forward they push me back!"
Djay than walks away.
"This chart here shows the reasons Green is in fact the AWA world champion. Lets start!"
Djay points to the chart, and the first part reads David Slam!
"Well after many hours of research I feel David Slam walking out pushed young Green quick.If Slam would have stayed he and frost would have had many more rematch's. Leaving Green
has a tag teamer. Now with Slam walking out the powers had to move someone up, and that man was Green!"
Than he points to Ottoman Turks!
"I know, but fellow me here. Bagel folklore tells us that the roll was devised as a tribute to Jan Sobieski, a Polish general, who saved Vienna from the invading Turks in 1683. As the triumphant hero rode through town, the grateful townspeople clung to his stirrups—called breugels.
The king had a baker fashion bread in the shape of Sobieski's stirrups as a tribute.Eventually the stirrup-shaped breugel became round and was known as a bagel. If this
never happed the Bagel guy never would lose to Green making him world champ!"
Djay than points to racism.
"I feel like the AWA has held me back because I'm Samoan, and they don't want a Samoan world champion! Every time I move forward they push me back!"
Djay than walks away.