(There will be some references to Roses are Black - Rose Tyler by Scaar. I recommend reading it first)

 

 

The camera cuts backstage, inside the Rookies' locker room.

 

You can see a young girl sitting in there, checking her phone while listening to music with a pair of red headphones. She doesn't really look like a wrestler: besides her small figure, her innocent smile makes her look more like a fan than an actual fighter.

 

As the camera guy enters the room, she pulls down her headphones and stares at him with an awkward smile.

 

Sarah: Why are you filming me with an iPhone?

She is trying really hard not to laugh at him, for how ridiculous the scene looks.

Camera Guy "Because the last wrestler I interviewed here, Rose Tyler, smashed my camera with a roundhouse kick. 50k dollars wasted. Are you going to do the same to my phone?

 

The girl laughs.

 

Sarah: No, definitely not. I'm not that kind of person

 

Camera guy: Then we can proceed. Tell me and the OCW fans about yourself

 

Sarah: I am Sarah Stevenson, but you can call me Valkyrie. Most of the so-called "rookies" here have been wrestling elsewhere for quite a while, but I can't say the same. This is my very first experience in a professional wrestling company: it will be tough, but I'm ready.

 

Camera guy: So, who are you exactly? Sarah or Valkyrie?

 

Sarah: Valkyrie is my alter-ego. Like Clark Kent and Superman, Barbara Gordon and Batgirl. When I get inside a ring, I become Valkyrie.

You see, the "regular" Sarah wouldn't have the guts to fight for what's right, she would be scared of facing OCW top talents. But as Valkyrie, I feel different. I feel like I should be an example for everyone who's watching, especially the youngest fans. And that gives me an insane amount of courage

 

 

Camera Guy: Aren't you exaggerating? I mean, wrestling is just a sport, after all

 

He asks, still awkwardly holding his iPhone.

She shakes her head.

 

Sarah: Wrestling is not just a sport. It's a metaphor for life: a never ending fight between good and evil, heroes and villains. I have to show the fans that hard work, respect and self-confidence can bring you great results. When I walk down to the ring, I see the children in the front rows waving and cheering for their heroes: I have to do it for them. I have to be their role model. They cant grow up idolizing the villains, who always take the cheapest way to success.

 

He stops for a moment, then he asks the final question.

Camera Guy: And do you really think that we need role models here, in OCW?

 

She points at his iPhone.

Valkyrie: You can ask your 50.000$ camera about that

You did pretty good for your first time. Thanks for the promo btw, quite genius to add a continuation of someone else's promo into your own. I'm excited to see what you bring to OCW.