Bloom Posted September 20, 2007 Posted September 20, 2007 As in every era there is always one group that captures and defines and represents the view of its people. In the 60's there were the Beatles, the 70's there were Drugs, 80s Rock-n-Roll, 90s was Grunge Music, and the 2000s could very well be defined by one of the most influential and impactful factions in all of wrestling. Revolution INC. has gone hand in hand with the success and growth of Online Championship Wrestling. As all good things, everything comes to an end. At Consequence, the wrestling industry saw what they thought impossible. The four foundation members of Revolution INC in the same ring pitted against one another for the top prize in wrestling; The OCW Heavyweight Championship. We managed to catch up with the members of OCW's first faction of wrestling, and pick their brains apart and see where they are and what they thought of their time on top of the world. Despite life and career threatening injuries, Nate Ortiz was generous enough to invite us into his hospital room and talk to us Bloom: Nate, when the name Revolution Inc is brought up, what do you think comes to mind? How would you want fans to remember a group that changed the impact of wrestling on the world today? Ortiz: When Revolution Inc comes to mind, I smile because of all that we accomplished as a group. The best way I can describe Rev Inc. and how I hope everyone else will remember Rev Inc is a great group of guys who came together and did just about all a group could do. Bloom: With all dominant Factions, people grow and become stars. Did you ever feel that Rev Inc held you back from accomplishing all that you wanted to? Ortiz: I've accomplished alot in this great business. I'm a three time OCW World Champion. A two time Tag Team Champion. A Super S Cup Champion. I'm a Hall of Famer. I accomplished all of that with the backing of Rev Inc. I think Revolution allowed all of us to grow and develope and further our careers. Bloom: You tried to burn your former teammates alive. You've been forgiven by them and by the crowd. However, former teammate Nick Kage also turned his back on Revolution Inc. Can you relate to Nick at all? Ortiz: Nick and I go way back. Look I'm not going to judge Nick Kage. He did what he felt he had to do. But let me make this loud and clear. I will never be able to relate to Nick Kage. I turned my back on Rev Inc and made it clear. Nick Kage hid behind a mask and snaked each and everyone one of us. So no Matt I will never be compared to like Nick Kage. Bloom: One last question for you Nate. If you could send one message to all of your Revolution Inc Teammates? Ortiz: Each and everyone of them had heart. They had a passion for this business and busted themselves every night they went out there. Our next stop was to the lovely yet strange lounge pad of one Sage Versus. The CCW Champion could be argued as the most changed since his days in Revolution Inc. Versus was always the heart and soul of the group, and a founder father of the Revolution. Versus saw ups and downs with the faction that helped create and establish the name of Versus as household. Bloom: Versus what was your motivation for creating Revolution Inc? Versus: Rev Inc started out as a balance in power. In 2005 nGx was running wild and someone needed to step up and say "we don't think so". Blade and I decided that it was time to do something. We didn't want the power falling into the wrong hands Bloom: Versus, you're relationship with Nick Kage has been one that has certainly evolved over time. You two were the most successful tag team OCW has ever seen, and you two formed a close bond. Describe a little bit for the people that don't know how you're relationship with Nick Kage has gone. Versus: Ahhhh, my former brother in arms. Well, Nate, Blade and I were looking for a wrestler who posessed all of the same qualities that we felt we brought to the table. So after a brief discussion, and further evaluation of his work ethic, and in ring performance, and we knew we had our guy. So, after Nick joined, he and I eventually formed a tag team. After fighting for over a year together, and winning the tag titles 4 times, on top of other singles titles, we were almost unstoppable. That was of course, until Kage decided to go ahead and turn on the brotherhood, and make his mark on the company by taking all that Revolution Inc stood for, all that we'd worked for...together, and flushed it down the toilet. Kage teamed up with Geomon, turned his back on Revolution Inc, as well as kidnapped the then OCW champion, RD Money. Crap move, but sometimes you have to do what you feel you have to do. Bloom: Versus, it's no secret that you've endured a lot of backstabbing here in OCW. You've had two of your so called brothers turn on you within the last year. Describe how that has made you stronger? Versus: Being able to turn a negative in a positive is the truest example of strength. Inner strength. The fact that I've persevered and improved through the trials and tribulations over the past couple years, is the best example I have of how I've become stronger. Bloom: Finally a question that I'm sure is looming in some fans' mind. Do you ever see a return of Rev Inc? Versus: Well, at this time, not necessarily. Kage is clearly on a mission to destroy everything. Let's see....Nate's crippled. Blades M.I.A., and here I am, the CCW champ. We've taken different paths, especially Nate, may he one day return. So, I really don't see it happening any time soon, if ever. Although, the one thing I've learned from being a Revolutionist is never say never. After speaking with one founding father, we hoped to track down Blade. Unfortunately after extensive exploration we were only able to get a voice recording of Blade who sent word to us. Blade: The Revolution was a dream that Versus and I had. We built it to stand for something. Something that never fell. Each one of those guys are my brothers and I wish them all well Of course no story is complete without both sides being told. However, at the time of print we were unable to get in touch with the self proclaimed killer of the Revolution was unavailable for comment. We will update the article as soon as possible with words from the Hardcore Champion. No Revolution is complete unless it effects others. Former Revolution Inc member Tyler Ewanchuk described Revolution Inc as this: "The group itself was great, a lot of great guys who were dedicated to what they were doing, that is why Rev INC. was so succesful. If you look at everybody who was in Rev INC. in the past that is still around, there marquee guys that still are as dedicated as before, if not more and keep getting better and better as time goes on." As you can see Revolution Inc has left its mark on this company. Will the group that once faced any obsticle set in it's way reunite ever again? Only time can tell, and until next time this has been Matt Bloom reporting for OCW 1 Welcome to OCW, keep tough skin, speak your mind, and most of all have fun.-Betterness "I'm going to be brutally honest here guys... all we really need for a good Riot is a few RP's from Our Hero himself... he's an awesome writer!!!" - Smythe CCWJustinTime: just funny how the shit i do goes un appreciative [10-01, 00:19] Jookie Marley: fuck u nigga [09-01, 23:50] Mr.Bentley: uploadafraud.com [09-01, 23:45] Jookie Marley: what website do we use 2 upload now? "Summercide was 2 white girls away from being a cook out" - Cyberbully 2099 " makes me laugh how its gone from all ambition era holding the titles, to 3 guys from 07 holding the main titles..haha welcome to the 'Pensioner Era' - Parker "This is all part of my plan to equalize the playing field until we have a roster of people I can actually BEAT" - Bobby Digital
Nathan Gaines Posted September 20, 2007 Posted September 20, 2007 Very nice article LocoNY911: I hate you with every fiber of my being just looking at your name makes me want to strike my monitor
Versus Posted September 20, 2007 Posted September 20, 2007 Great article, almost brings a tear to a Revolutionary's eye. http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d103/JDVS/footprints_1.jpg
Seth Morrison Posted September 20, 2007 Posted September 20, 2007 Wow nice picture. I needed a magnifying glass to see it. **Insert small penis joke** Dane Xavier: cyber bullying is not only illegal, it's pathetic "I swear to go if you call me a Liberal again you RETHUGLICAN, SEE WHAT I DID THERE. This is america, if you want to throw your hard earned sweat money on a videogame gambling site and thus deny you and your family food and shelter THAN BY GOD DAMMIT YOU CAN, BECAUSE THIS IS AMERICA YOU COMMIE SOCIALIST. Now then when Can I expect your next donation? "- Jay Jay Double A is "The Weapon Of Mass Consumption"
Administrators Mr.Sensation Posted September 20, 2007 Administrators Posted September 20, 2007 1 day he will get the pictures right, one day. I will probably be dead but 1 day. Going to read it now. 15-06, 18:20 Tiberius Dupree make him tap with brownie mix "Booking Wrestling is the most thankless no-win position anyone could ever be in. When things go well it's the talent that makes it work. When they go badly, it's because the Booker doesn't know what he's doing." - Eric Bischoff Jookie: what website do we upload to againi for got Our Hero: uploadafraud.com Jookie: fuck u boricua "I'm like Smythe, except Good" - Matsuda OCW works best when it’s a melting pot of different ideas and opinions coming together to create some cool ass shit. It’s at its worst when people are only invested in their own/their pals’ content." - Paul Pugh "I'm 5,9" - Ry "I'm sorry if this sounds mean but OCW shouldn't be allowed to vote" - Jake Allen
Nick Kage Posted September 20, 2007 Posted September 20, 2007 Fuck Rev Inc! "When you're pushed... Killing is as easy as breathing!" http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/766/kagebannernv9.png http://www.selectmediafestival.org/2006/oct21.jpg
Michael Morrison Posted September 21, 2007 Posted September 21, 2007 Yeah, what Nick Rage said... Kage, I mean.
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