David Jackson

Cool Runnings for the win!

Sign me up as well. I love playing football.

Baxter and I have known each other before he joined OCW.

I have the coolest toys.

That is how you do a show return. Looking forward to Tiberius and K.D.'s match.

If anyone needs a replacement, I'm available.

*The camera fades in and we see Jim Black at OCW Headquarters in New York City. He is in the interview and accompanied by David Jackson. They are in their street clothes and are chatting away. We manage to catch some of their conversation before Jim realizes he has been cued by Carlos the Camera Man.* Black: (Surprised) You're serious? Jackson: (Straight face) I'm quite sincere. Black: You have got to be the most durable person I know to survive a fall like that without any injuries. Jackson: I am surprised as well Jim. I have taken so many bumps and bruises in my life that I am surprised that my body hasn't given out on me. Black: To fall off a acute climbing boulder... Jackson: (Cuts Jim off) Roll off Jim, roll off. Black: I'm sorry, roll off a climbing boulder and only a bruised rib cage is astonishing. Nothing broken, fragmented, twisted, or major cuts. You must have a guardian angel or something watching over you. Jackson: I have a guardian angel to be sure. I am very lucky to have one. Carlos: Jim, you're been live for almost 30 seconds. I've been cuing you ever since. Black: (Surprised) Ah, sorry Carlos. I was not paying attention to my peripheral vision. Jackson: Just goes to show you that when you enjoy a conversation, the world around you can pass you by. Black: Very true D-Jack and welcome to this special interview exclusively on ocwfed.com. As always I am Jim Black and my guest at this time is former OCW EX Division Champion, David Jackson. (D-Jack nods) For those of you that watched Riot a few days ago, this interview was supposed to take place after the main event backstage at that arena. However, due to technical difficulties, that never happened. Jackson: (Dryly) Technology, always works. Black: I hear that. Now, David here was kind enough to fly up here to make up for this interview. Jackson: You asked Jim, how could I say no? Besides, I get to come back to New York City, eat the food, meet the people, and terrorize the city. It's the quadfecta of reasons. Black: (Chuckles) Trifecta didn't work out for you? Jackson: I couldn't use a word to describe three reasons instead of four. Black: Ok, you got me there. Now, before I begin this line of questions, I have a confession to make. You were right on Riot D-Jack. Jackson: (Raises an eyebrow) I don't hear those words very often. What was I right about? Black: After your match on Riot, I did have more questions. A few days have passed and I have more. Jackson: So glad I am here for a few days while you pick my brain. Fire away with your questions Jim, I think we have wasted enough of the viewers' time. Black: Alright, here we go. On the most recent Riot, you lost the EX title. How do you feel without it? Jackson: I feel naked without it. I was just getting used to being a champion again. I am quite disappointed that I lost it. The odds were against me in that fatal four way and I would be a fool to not admit it. Black: Do you believe that you will have a re-match? Jackson: I have already asked the gm for a re-match for that title. I didn't whine, moan, groan, or complain, I simply asked. I didn't get a response and I don't know if I will. Black: What will you do between now and Wrestlution? Jackson: I will try to get a match on Wrestlution and that is it. If I don't get a match, I will be on the show in some form or fashion. Who knows, maybe I will be on commentary. Black: So you want to be a commentator? Jackson: When can no longer wrestle on a regular basis, I want to be one. Till then, beating the crap out of people is the best way to enjoy your day. Black: You are a guy who enjoys being in the thick of things to the end D-Jack. Now, do you have any hostilities towards the new OCW EX Division Champion, Jookie Marley? Jackson: No, I do not. I wish him luck with his title reign, no matter how long or short it is. Black: Will you be apart of Jookie's celebration on Riot? Jackson: No, I will not. I'm not much of the celebrating type. I like my time aboard this Earth to be as peaceful and quiet as I can make it. Black: Isn't that a bit of a contradiction to your wild and unpredictable personality? Jackson: We all have our contradictions Jim, that's what makes being human so interesting. Black: Very true D-Jack, very true. Now, will you be in action on Riot or just going to watch the show from backstage? Jackson: I always show up on Riot, even when I am not booked. There is something about being there live that can't be bought or replicated. The adrenaline of the action taking place, the raw energy of the crowd, and the feeling on goosebumps all over your body as you exit that curtain makes me show up. Black: Now there's some passion in your voice I haven't heard in awhile. Jackson: Maybe it took me losing that title to make it return. It's true what they say. Black: What do they say David? Jackson: You don't know what you got till it's gone. I know what it is like to lose a title, I don't know what it is like to lose your passion. These are uncharted waters for me and all I can do is sail to the other side. Black: More true sayings out of a unlikely source. How many more do you have in that head of yours. How many more are you going to spit out today? Jackson: I believe those are my last ones. I am out of them for today. The look on your face says that you are out questions. Black: Actually, there is one more question D-Jack. Jackson: Close but no cigar. Ask your last question. Black: How do you pick up the pieces and start from square one? Jackson: You take it one day at a time, one moment at a time. You put the pieces back together according to your plan, nature's plan, someone else's plan, a mixture of two plans, or all three. It is impossible for everything to be exactly the way it was, but everything can be good again. Make sure you know who you are while those pieces are being repaired or it will be hollow. Black: That was deeper than I expected D-Jack. I will have to think over that for awhile. Jackson: Think about it over dinner. I'm heading over to a pizza parlor just past the Brooklyn Bridge. Would you care to join me? My treat. Black: I'll take you up on that David, thank you. (Turns towards the camera) Thank you for your time on this longer than expected interview viewers. This is Jim Black with David Jackson signing off and getting some pie. *Both men stand up, shake hands, and walk out of camera range as the camera fades out with the OCW logo appearing in the last few seconds.*

I'm not going to apologize for what happened because nothing I can say will change anything. I will not say anything against the shots I have gotten because of this match as I deserve them. All I can do is aim to be better in the future and that is what I plan to do. Also, show rocked. Congradulations on your title win Dinsmore.

Good show and good RPs to all who submitted content. However, could someone tell me what that pic at the end is suppose to be?

Hooray! I'm lower Mid-Card! I thought I was a jobber.

Don't stay quiet around here too long. I know from experience.

I'm teaming with Hazard?!? I'll do it, but hell has finally frozen over.

Me vs Paul Pugh huh? Let's break it down: 1) I have to defend my EX title conterdership after a painful Hell In A Cell Match. 2) Pugh beat Hazard on the previous Riot before he became champion. 3) I have never fought Pugh before EVER. 4) He and I have a legitamite claim to being the first to challenge for Hazard's title. Conclusion: Must fight Pugh and leave no doubt in anyone's mind who deserves that contendership.

Must...rape...HAZARD!!!! Also, I liked the Clash. Even when I was knocked off the cage.

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*This was recorded on 12-23-2011 at 4:00 PM.* *The camera fades in and we see Jim Black sitting at the interview room at OCW Headquarters. He is sitting down with David Jackson and he is dressed as a elf with a mask on. Jim keeps shaking his head as D-Jack is laughing it up. The volume on their mics is turned up as we begin to hear their distinctive voices the day before Christmas Eve.* Black: (Sighs) Jackson, I can't believe that you are dressed as an elf. Green ballerina tights, a green cotton shirt, a pointy hat with bells, a red belt, and your feet are pointed with bells as well. Why are you dressed like this? Jackson: (Grins) It's the day before Christmas Eve and I am trying to spread some holiday cheer in my own unique D-Jack way. Also, I was an elf for a few hours this morning at the mall here in town. Black: Who in their right mind would let you be an elf at the mall? Jackson: The owner of the mall is a fan of OCW and I ran into him at the food court. He introduced himself, I introduced myself, and asked if there was anyway I could do to help make his day easier. He lead me to the elf dressing room, took my measurements, I put on the costume I am wearing now, and I was standing next to Santa from about 8 AM - 12 PM today. Black: What did Santa have to say about this? Jackson: Santa took one look at me as I walk towards him and started laughing. Let's be realistic here, this is a very unusual get up. I'm surprised I wasn't pulled over on my way over here. Anyway, I took the pictures of Santa and the little kids. A few of those kids were also OCW fans and wanted me in the picture as well. Even some parents and teenagers as well stopped by for a photo of me and Santa. Some relatives are going to be getting some very interesting Christmas photos this year. I had a blast doing this and I might do it again next year. Black: I can only imagine some people reaction's to the photos of a elf wearing a mask. What did you do after the elf gig? Jackson: Santa had his lunch break and I offered to treat him to a restaurant of his choosing. He accepted my generous offer and we went to Olive Garden. I love Olive Garden, their smoked fondue is sooooo good. As soon as we hit the door, little kids started going "SANTA!!!" All those kids started following us to our table. We took even more pictures and signed some autographs at that restaurant. By the time the kids were satisfied and left us alone, our food arrived. At the end of the meal, we both had a belly full of jelly and delicious food. I drove him back to the mall, we shook hands goodbye, and I was getting ready to start planning my plane ride back home when you called to ask about this interview if I was still in town. On my way here, I got a Christmas miracle to brighten up my holidays. Black: It must have been something pretty good to make you even happier than you already are. What was that Christmas miracle? Jackson: I got a phone call from Baxter. I started jumping on the seat of my car, I made some happy noises, and I almost cried. I hadn't heard from Baxter since he left OCW earlier this year. We caught up on what has been happening in his life and when he is going to return to OCW. He didn't say a specified time, but he said soon. After that, he gave his new address and I am going to see him the day after Christmas Day. That to me is worth more than any Christmas present I have gotten in the past or Will be getting this year. I look forward to spending time with my family and Baxter this holiday season. Black: Sounds like you are going to have a very happy holidays D-Jack... Jackson: (Interrupts Jim) It's Merry freakin' Christmas Jimbo. Don't be so PC! Black: My apologies, sounds like you are going to have a very merry Christmas D-Jack. Are you going to do anything else before heading towards the airport? Jackson: Yes I am. I have a present for you Jim. Something that says thank you for putting up with me throughout this whole year. (David leans over the side of this chair, picks up a box, and hands it to Jim) Merry Christmas Jim. Jim: Why thank you for your thoughtfulness Jackson. I didn't get you anything though. Jackson: (Grabs the gift back) In that case you get no gift. (Grins) Just kidding Jim (Gives the gift back) it's better to give than receive. Go ahead and open it. Jim: (Opens up the box) A Christmas themed Charlie Brown shirt (An envelope falls out of the shirt) and there's more. (Jim opens up the envelope and opens up the card. A bill falls out) A $100?!? David, I'm starting to think you are Santa Clause. Jackson: (Smiles) I've always been taught be as generous as you can. As long as you don't make yourself go broke in the process. I've been very blessed in my endeavors and I try to make sure that the people in my life feel the same way. Jim: (His eyes start to water) I don't know what to say and we are out of time. Jackson: In that case, I'll take us away. Thank you very much for this Christmas interview with the ugliest elf in the world known as David Jackson and the best interviewer in OCW Jim Black. Have yourself a Merry Christmas, A Happy New Year, and enjoy your time with those you love. Good night, good day. *The camera fades out as you hear Jim Black say "Thank you."

Again I am not on Riot. Is there a law against D-Jack's that no one has told me about?

I know, it takes a unique kind of charisma to do that.

I'm with Mayhem on this one. If this does turn out to be true, however, I volunteer to be the first one to make the clown cry.

OCW is 7 years old and I have been around in some form or another since it was conceived. I wore a mask then and I still wear a mask now. Here's to another year of choas, anarchy, and general craziness. Good going to all who made this site possible.

*The camera fades in and we see Jim Black and David Jackson sitting down in the interview room at OCW Headquarters. They are chatting away and it looks like they have been for a few minutes. Both men are cued by Carlos the Cameraman and the interview starts.* Black: (To the camera) Hello OCW faithful and welcome to this special interview with my guest David Jackson (D-Jack nods). When last we saw you David, you were getting ready to have a intense gaming session over the course of the weekend. That is nothing new to those who know you, but you were doing it for a good cause. That cause being Gaming and Giving for Goodness. How did the weekend go? Jackson: (Grinning) The weekend was crazy Jim. I've never played that much on any console over a three day period. I did nothing but play Gears of War 3 and advertise my personal and team donations page. (Sighs) Despite how much good I tried to do, something bad happened that really derailed the goals I set for myself and my team. Black: (Confused) It must've been something ground breaking for it to disrupt your plans. What exactly happened? Jackson: Situations beyond my control. People who pledge to join the cause never showed up or backed out as soon as it started. Donors who had already committed to a certain amount never donated. Also, those who say they donated, but never did. That really put a damper on what was suppose to be a good cause for your weekend. But, I made the best of it and I thank those from OCW who donated. Black: Glad to know camaraderie is not dead in OCW. After Sunday was over, was the check sent to The Children's Hospital in Birmingham? Jackson: Actually, the donations are going to continue to be available until November 1st. So, for those who wanted to donate, but were short on cash, the door is still open for awhile longer. Black: A little extra time is never a bad thing. I understand that you did some voluntary community service thid morning before you flew here? Jackson: I visited The Children's Hospital for a few hours to visit a good number of the patients there. A few I ran into were fans of OCW and one, however, was a superfan of mine. After our webcast on Friday, I let The Children's Hospital that I would be coming by for a few hours. They were glad that I would be coming by and announced it to the kids. As soon as I walk in the door, there is a eight year old wearing a exact copy of my costume. It caught me off guard. I asked the kid "Who are you suppse to be?" The kid answered "I'm your sidekick." I said, "Ok sidekick, what's your name?" He said, "My name is Diddly Jack." I laughed so hard when he said that that I fell over. Definetly my best memory while I was there. After I did the visiting, I went straight to the airport and here I am now. Black: Memories like that make you proud to do what you do, no matter what your profession. I know we were suppose to discuss what happened to you befoe the charity drive, but we are out of time for now (D-Jack mouths 'darn'). Until tomorrow, this is Jim Black with David Jackson saying goodnight and sleep well. *The camera fades out.*

I love it. When I read that, I was laughing so hard. Thanks Double A.

*The camera fades in and we see Jim Black sitting down in a house, not standing backstage in a arena as many people are used to. Next to him is David Jackson, who has not been seen or heard in OCW for a month. Jim Black has his cue and begins this special announcement.* Black: (To the camera) Hello OCW fans and welcome to this special webcast from the home of OCW superstar David Jackson (D-Jack waves). (Turns to David) Now Jackson, you have been seen or heard in OCW for a number of weeks, what all have you been up to? Jackson: (Turns to Jim) It has been a eventful and busy couple of weeks for me personally. A number of events popped up over this past month that required me to shift my attention away from my OCW career. It has been trying, emotional, and down right painful. Starting Monday, I will be giving the OCW fans, superstars, and management the full story behind my absence, right here on ocwfed.com. Before I make my announcement, I would like to thank the OCW brass for giving me the time off to sort through my personal problems. Black: They must've been some good ones to drag you away from this business. Now, let's get to the reason why you had this posted on ocwfed.com. What announcement did you have to make? Jackson: Starting today at 7:50 AM Central Standard Time, that's in 8 minutes, I will be doing my part in a G3 drive on the Xbox 360 for The Children's Hospital in Alabama. Black: (Surprised) This is quite a shocker D-Jack, usually chairty drives are announced a few days in advance. Jackson: That is very true Jim. This was all thrown together last minute. I was just going to make a donation and be on my way, but a friend of mine talked me into creating my own team. I hate dropping these "last minute" bombs on everyone, but I hope that they will participate. Black: Perhaps some information will drive some people and donators your way. What does G3 stand for? Jackson: Gaming and Giving for Goodness. It is a organization that helps organize charitable donations for something in your state. I encourage everyone listening to get up and be involved. Black: You mentioned that you had a team formed. What is this team called and do you have a goal? Jackson: The team is called Team PastCactusJack and we do have a goal in mind. There are actually two types of goals available: personal goals and team goals. Personal goals are what you want to set for yourself. Team goals are want you want your team to accomplish. My personal goal is starting off at $100 and the team goal is $3,000. Black: How do these donations work? Do you make one lump sum, is there a rate per hour of gaming, do you make the donations all by yourself? Jackson: Yes Jim, you can do all that and more. You can find sponsors or you can be your own sponsor. Black: Is the charity drive only available for one game or is it multiple games? Jackson: Multiple games, you can play any Xbox 360 game you desire over the course of this weekend. Ah yes, Xbox Live, in support for the G3 event, is offering a free gold weekend from September 30th - October 2nd. Black: If anyone had any additional questions, concerns, or feeling generous enough to donate, where would they go? Jackson: At the end of this webcast, I will post the webpage for my own personal and team donation page. (Looks at the clock on the wall) It is two minutes to show time and I better go and get ready. Black: Two more questions before you go D-Jack. How will you get ready for this and what game will you be starting with? Jackson: (Starts counting with his fingers) Snacks, drinks, Gears of War 3. Black: Will you be switching to any other games besides Gears of War 3? Jackson: I doubt it, but anything is possible. If I did have to switch, Halo: Reach, Soul Calibur IV, Monopoly Streets, Call of Duty: Black Ops, and any other multiplayer game I have. My gamertag on the Xbox 360 is PastCactusJack3 is you have questions. (Looks at the clock again) Dang it, it's time. Gotta go Jim, thanks for showing up and doing this. (D-Jack moves out of camera range). Black: (To the camera) Will Team PastCactusJack reach their goal? What will be David Jackson's personal journey be that he will be sharing with us starting Monday? Only time will answer those questions. Until next time, this is Jim Black saying good morning and good gaming. http://www.extra-life.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.participant&eventID=506&participantID=13685 *The camera fades out*

Since when did I sign on to be your new employee? Was there a signing bonus? Did you promise me spiked candy that I can pass out?

OCW e-feding in OCW, I've been around since it started, efeding in general, 7 years, 8 months, 1 day.