David Jackson

I like it alot. Please make more speaky speak promos soon.

Hooray for the nightmares you will bring, that will add another voice to my head.

If you want the answer to that, read my backstage promo that I posted awhile ago

Very good show everyone. All the promos were a good read and I especially liked the Matsuda vs. K. Dangelo match.

*The camera fades in and we see Jim Black and David Jackson sitting in two adjacent chairs from each other. Jim is in his Sunday best while David is back in his normal pirate attire, well, normal for him. They are chatting away, apparently catching up on lost time. Jim has just received the cue to start and he turns towards the camera.* Black: Hello everyone and I hope you are having a good Sunday. To all the fathers who are watching this, Happy Father's Day! For those of you who don't know, I am Jim Black and my guest at this time is David Jackson (D-Jack gives a quick wave). Today, we are going to be discussing what David has been up to during his time away from OCW. I know we were suppose to have this interview on Friday, but technical difficulties beyond our control prevented us from doing just that. (Turns towards D-Jack) Prison? Really? I expected that from Jack Sparrow or even Chris Baxter for his rum habits, but you? What did you do? Jackson: (With a straight face) I stole the Interceptor from the King's Royal Navy and Chris's entire shipment of rum (grins). Besides mate, maybe I just have that 'I'm guilty' look on my face. (Stops grinning) Actually, I was blamed from something I couldn't have done. The night in question was April 22nd, 2011. Black: What were you blamed for that you couldn't have done? Jackson: Stealing several Ming dynasty vases, valued at thousands of dollars a piece, from some rich guy living in Georgetown, South Carolina. I couldn't have done it because I was at home in Alabama fixing a few of my arcade cabinets that shorted out from the heavy storms we were having at that time. I get a knock on the door and it is the Hoover Police Department with orders to transport me to Georgetown for questioning. They read me my Miranda Rights and put me in the back of their squad car. I was off to Georgetown, South Carolina. Black: (Raises his eyebrow) Didn't you produce this alibi to the cops who arrested you? Jackson: (Sighs) I tried to tell them that, but they said that they were merely picking me up at my house and delivering me to the Georgetown Police Station. Pleading my case with them was not going to help me. On the way there, I called my brother and asked him to take care of my cat, dog, and make sure my house didn't implode. Also, he was welcome to the fridge and deep freeze. I had no idea how long I would be and I didn't want that food to spoil. Black: What happened when you got to the Georgetown Police Station? Jackson: I was read my Miranda Rights again and put in a interrogation room. They let me sit in the room for a few hours by myself to "sweat" me, but it didn't work. Black: (With a questioning look) Why did sweating you not work? Jackson: The whole time they were gone, I was reciting my favorite TV shows in my head. Hogan's Heroes, Castle, Stargate SG-1, White Collar, etc. When they came in, they saw me smiling after I recalled a Chuck Norris joke. Black: (Chuckles) What joke was that? Jackson: Before he forgot a gift for Chuck Norris, Santa Claus was real. Black: (Laughs) Ok (takes a few breaths and stops laughing) what kind of questions did they ask you? Jackson: Where was I on the night of April 22nd, can anyone provide me with an alibi, the usual line of questions. They also made copies of my fingerprints, mug shot, and measurements. Black: What did you tell them you were doing? Jackson: I was at home enjoying my recliner and my tool set as I was fixing my arcade cabinets like I said earlier. Black: Was there any video that implicated you as the thief? Jackson: (Nods) A home security video actually. That thing had no zoom and the thief wore my exact attire from Resolution 6. It cost a good bit of cash to make, but it's not impossible for people to buy. I sell replicas of my attires at my businesses website, D-JacksHouseOfPain.com I asked them if they recovered any fingerprints and they said they didn't need any. It was a open and shut case and I was going to jail. I asked them if they wanted they knew about me selling replica attires on my website and they said it was irrelevant. I told them that they were lazy officers and they hauled me to prison where I stay for almost two months. Black: (Shakes his head) Just goes to show you that there are bad seeds everywhere, even in law enforcement. Wait, it just occurred to me. Wreslution 6 was held just 5 days before April 22nd. How did the thief get the attire so fast? Jackson: After my match on Wrestlution, it went up for sell on the website and we have overnight shipping options available. Black: What was your situation like during those two months? Jackson: (Thinks for a second) I was by myself for my time there, no cell mate. I had the option of bail, but I had nowhere to go in Georgetown. I worked out when I could, signed a few autographs because fans are everywhere, read every Sherlock Holmes novel multiple times at the prison library, and anything else I could to pass the time. Oh yes, I almost forgot. I also had a few cavity searches from the guards saying they had evidence I had drugs on me. They found nothing each time and it did not tickle. Black: Have any boyfriends while you were there? Jackson: (Sits back in his chair) I stand corrected, almost anything else. Black: After your time in prison, what made them arrive in your cell one day to release you? Jackson: They found the guy trying to rob another house and when we walked out with the stuff, a cop car happened to patrol by. They arrested him and he confessed to the crime at both houses. The police then searched his house and found a replica of the attire I described to you earlier. They compared it to the footage of my supposed thieving and it matched. I was released with the charges dropped and a apology letter from the governor of South Carolina, Nikki Hailey. I went straight home, loved on my cat Sunny and my dog Henry the VIII, and collapsed on my nice, comfy, bed. Black: (Relieved) When you showed back up in OCW on Riot, you looked out of place with that jumpsuit on. Also, before you started rolling, you told me that you had an announcement concerning your career? Jackson: Yes I did say that. My pirate days are over. When next you see me, you may not even recognize me. I had this debate long and hard with myself while I was in prison. I decide this change of direction earlier today. That's all I have to say on the subject. Black: (Shocked look on his face) Thank you for your time D-Jack and that bombshell...I...I didn't see that coming. (Both men shake hands and the camera focuses on Jim) What does this mean for D-Jack's career? Will he be a different person without the pirate gear? How will the OCW fans react? All these questions and more will be answered in the coming days. Till then, this is a sad Jim Black signing off. *The camera fades out*

Ok, I get it. I'm captain clowny, I'm fighting Dane, and some of my attires look like candy canes. What's next?

Really? It's not bad enough that I hear 'Captain Clowny' from KD and his kin, but now I get to see it in a review?

*The camera fades and we see Jim Black sitting down in the studio room at OCW headquarters. He is in his Sunday best and waiting for Carlos the cameraman to cue him. From the looks of Jim's expression, he has just been signaled to start and the dialog has started.* Black: Ladies and gentlemen, good evening. Thank you for viewing us from your home, work, or wherever you may be. In this ocwfed.com exclusive, I will be covering a controversial series of events from a unique perspective to say the least. That unique perspective is the man joining us right now. (Jackson walks into camera range, shakes Jim's hand, and sits down in the adjacent chair) For those of you that don't know my guest, he is the former EX Division Champion, David 'Daggermouth' Jackson. However, before we get to this, something impactful has happened to D-Jack. Instead of me telling you about it, I'll let David tell you about this event. Jackson: (With a sad look on his face) Two days ago, something happened out of the blue and my professional world stopped. My captain, my tag partner, my best friend, 'The Rates ARRRRRRRR Superstar' Chris Baxter announced that he quit all activity from OCW, effective immediately. I had to sit down when I heard about this. This was totally unexpected. There was no clue, no hint, no reason why he just up and left. I've had numerous OCW personnel ask me what reason did Baxter have for leaving. I'll tell everyone viewing now the same thing I told them. I have no idea what in the world made him leave. I am just as clueless as the rest of the world. No one but Chris knows the answer. Black: Baxter will be missed D-Jack. On behalf of myself and my guest, we wish Chris the best of luck in his future endeavors. Do you think there is a chance that he will return? Jackson: (Sighs) There is always a chance that anyone can return to OCW at any time, but from what Chris said in his farewell, the chances of him returning at this point in time are slim to none. Black: This was the last question I have on that subject. I know that you could fill up a whole day with you and Baxter's journeys together (D-Jack nods his head yes). Is there anything else that you would care to add? (David thinks for a second and shakes his head no) Very well, we shall move on to the reason you and I are here today. At Road to Glory, you defended the EX Championship against Hazard. That match didn't go anywhere near the way you expected it, huh? Jackson: That's putting it mildly. While Hazard and I were squaring off before the bell rang, I knew he was fast. I didn't expect him to be that fast. His speed really threw me off my game and I thought I had prepared for it. I was wrong, I was wrong, I was dead wrong. Towards the end, I thought I was going to pull it off, but Hazard rolled me up and pinned me. Needless to say, I was happy at that. Black: What was going through your head while you were walking back to the locker rooms? Jackson: Frustration, anger, disappointment, rage, etc. I was hoping to hold that particular championship past Wrestlution. Just goes to show you that not everything works out as you plan. I can handle losing, but losing to Hazard is something no one in OCW can handle. The guy is a tool, plain and simple. I was sincerely hoping that our first match together would be a joyous memory, not a bitter sweet one. Anyway, after I got backstage, you stopped me and told me something I was aware of. Riot GM Cash Creed was going to make a announcement tomorrow on Riot regarding the EX Division Championship. Every single emotion and thought in my head was replaced with curiosity. What was going to happen? What in the world is the Riot GM going to do? Why do I have a funny feeling this is going to affect me and I'm not going to like it? Black: If I recall correctly, you were backstage when the announcement regarding that title was being made. What was your state of mind during each part of the announcement? Jackson: Let's see here...When Hazard was getting his head bitten off by Mr. Creed, I caught myself grinning. When he was told he cheated to win, a light bulb went off in my head. For those of you that don't know, a roll up pin is frowned upon in OCW, and I had completely forgotten about that rule. My train of thought at that time wasn't one of logic and reason. When Hazard was stripped of the title and the win was removed from the record books, I jumped out of my chair for joy. In my head, I was hoping that I would be called out to the ring and handed back my title. Instead, Creed says that the I would have a chance to regain my title at Wrestlution. I really didn't know what to think about that. Black: You get to perform at Wrestlution, a rarity and a honor. Also, you are fighting for a title no less, which makes it even sweeter. Why would you have any concerns about that plan? Jackson: It's quiet easy there Jimbo. When a title is not being held by a wrestler, boxer, MMA fighter, or whoever, it just sits there collecting dust. That is not how you treat a title of any magnitude. I just wish the title was given back to me. I don't like that plan, but I am going to have to live with it. Black: Let me run a theoretical question at you D-Jack. If you were in charge of the EX Div Championship Match at Wrestlution, how would you do it? Jackson: I would something unprecedented, unique, and it would put me at a great disadvantage. I have watched Ambition with great interest ever since it came back. Some of the rookies have blown me away with their skill in the ring, others left me with that lukewarm feeling I get after seeing some matches. I know how hard it is to break that glass ceiling to get a title shot of any sort and I would give three rookies a great opportunity. I would challenge three rookies who are in the EX division to a match. This match would be a 3 on 1 elimination tag match. To keep the explanation brief, if I pin or submit one of them, that person is eliminated and the next person steps in till all are gone. If one of them pins or submits me, that rookie become the new champion. I doubt I would ever see that come to fruition, but here's to hoping. Black: That would make for a grueling match D-Jack. You would be taxed like never before and those rookies would not go down easy. Back to reality now, we haven't seen you in any form or fashion on OCW programming. What have you been up to since that announcement? Jackson: I've been training hard at my gym Jim. If I am going to compete for a title at Wrestlution, I am going to be prepared mentally and physicly. I will not go down without a fight as I try to reclaim my championship. Whoever my opposition may be, know that I am no pushover and do not expect a squash. Black: Do you believe with your captain gone, this will serve to motivate you in OCW? Jackson: Without any doubt in my mind. I will be more focused on business at hand and putting away my opposition as quickly as possible. Whoever is in my way, know that I am not in the most charitable of moods. I probably won't be for quite some time. This is your one and only warning. Black: An all business D-Jack in the ring is something I would personally like to see. Anyway, we are out of time for this interview. This is Jim Black with the last pirate of OCW David Jackson saying farewell and goodnight. *Both Jim Black and David Jackson shake hands and start chatting as the camera fades out.*

Thank you Morrison. However, what makes you think it was two matches spliced together?

This looks like a great card and those mystery matches have me intrigued.

Couldn't we just meet at a county fair and see who doesn't throw up from eating the food first?

And your point?

Baxter and I are in tag team action, sweet. KD, prepare to be out muscled.

*This was recorded on Saturday, December 18, 2010 at 4:30 PM in the Baltimore, Maryland Arena.* *The camera fades in and we see David Jackson in his street clothes with his signature war paint on. He is sitting in the arena stands with a deep thinking look in his eyes, his legs crossed, and the OCW EX Championship on his shoulder. Jim Black walks into camera range and is wearing a casual attire. He sits down and that snaps D-Jack back into reality. He turns his head to see Jim sitting right next to him. Jackson shakes his head to keep his attention on the here and now.* Black: (Slightly concerned) David, how long have you been sitting here? The OCW technical crew said that you haven't moved an inch for hours. Jackson: (Uncrosses his legs and grunts in relief) What time is it? Black: (Looks at his watch) It's 4:31 PM in the afternoon. Jackson: (Sighs) The last time I looked at a clock, it was 1:00 PM. So, to answer your question, I've been sitting here roughly for 3 1/2 hours without moving. Black: (Wide-eyed) Did you have a seizure? One of my uncles used to sit in one place and... Jackson: (Cuts Jim off) No, mate, I didn't have that type of seizure. I was just reflecting on the past couple of weeks and tomorrow. Black: What about the past few weeks has your attention D-Jack? Jackson: Where to start is the better question. I had a four year wish come true. I get to face Mayhem again after a world class beat down he gave me four years ago. At that point in time, he was undefeated. He blew threw everyone that was placed in front of him. I don't know if management thought that Mayhem could use a easy victory, maybe beating one pirate wasn't go enough for Mayhem and he needed to beat both, or maybe one of the OCW brass decided to give me a shot and see what I can do when I was thrown against the best OCW has to offer. Whatever the reason, I brought the fight to Mayhem and I made him work to catch his prey. At some point, Mayhem got so frustrated that he couldn't put me away that he got a chair from under the ring and bashed it on my head. It may have been a technicality, but Mayhem lost to the most unlikely of people, me. I would've preferred to pin him or make him tap, but we can't always get what we want. Black: That match made an impression all over OCW and beyond. As a matter of fact, the impression was so great that you were put in a match for the EX Championship, a title that you now hold. You had to be tickled at that. Jackson: (Looks at the title and grins) That I am. As I am recovering from that beat down Mayhem and I gave each other, I get the card for Riot that following week. I dropped my phone when I saw what kind of match I was participating in and who was my opponent. I was fighting for the OCW EX Championship and my opponent was Nathan Gaines. Gaines and I hadn't fought each other since we were both in CCW. We had two really good matches and I beat him in both. As far as I know, correct me if I am wrong, I am the only EX division wrestler that Nathan hasn't beaten. I saw this as a opportunity to have another great match and possibly capture that title. Black: That match didn't exactly go as it did in your head huh? Jackson: Nowhere even remotely close. In the past, we went move for move, blow for blow, counter for counter. That day, it just wasn't the case. It don't know if Gaines had an off day, my match with Mayhem raised my aggressiveness, or what. I just plowed right threw him and ended the match in what seemed like record time. The ref held my hand in victory and put the title in my hands. The 4th of July was going of in my head, I stunned the world, and myself. I became the top man in the EX division. Baxter met me backstage and shook my hands in a congratulatory manner. Chris is the Television Champion and I am the EX Champion. (Grins) The pirates were starting to take over OCW. We went out to a local BBQ joint and enjoyed the night like it was our last. Black: It's a good thing that it wasn't your last. It would be bad for you to work for years to get to a title and die that night. Anyway, the next Riot had you facing someone you have never faced before I believe. Jackson: Very perceptive young padawan. I was hoping that I would face Gaines that following week to give him his re-match. However, it was the local pimp of OCW, Iceberg Le'tuce that I ended up facing. One thing though, you'd think that a pimp like him could get top merchandise instead of the discount aisle where he finds all of his hoes. Maybe that's all he can afford. Anyway, the match was back and forth. I tried putting him away and vice versa, but neither one of us had any luck. After I gave him the Davy Jones Leg Sweep, I decided to do something I haven't done in a long time. I slapped on a Single Leg Boston Crab and made him tap. I was surprised to earn a submission victory after not having one in so long. Anyway, that match was not the only one I was looking forward to that night. Black: (Thinks for a second) Ah yes, that night there was also a Fatal Four Way for the No. 1 Contendership for the OCW EX Championship. After hearing you scream from the locker room, "How the hell did he win?!?," it's safe to say that it didn't go the way you wanted it to go. Jackson: That is very accurate there Jimbo. I was rooting for the surprise entrant Katinzo Hatachi. I didn't expect him to show up in that match and I wanted him to be No. 1 Contender badly. I've been on the losing side everytime I've fought him and I've been itching to face him again. Then the match ended and Jookie's hand was raised in hand. After I screamed that phrase, I realized that by hook or by crook, he was No. 1 Contender for my title and I had better deal with it. At 1st, I wrote off Marley as a annoyance not worth of my time. However, I wasn't about to let my eyes off of him till our match was over. I watched him perform and listened to him over the mic. I'll get to the rest of my thoughts on Jookie in a little bit. Black: Alright then, let's get to your most recent match. It was champion vs champion, the OCW Television Champion vs the OCW EX Champion, Chris Baxter vs. David Jackson. That match was one of the longest and most grueling I have ever seen. How did that match affect the both of you? Jackson: Well, Baxter and I have been fighting over titles, territory, pride, ego, and any excuse we could think of for over 5 years. We've always fought in a draw. By that I mean no one had the clear upper head in any of our past matches. That match was one of our best that we've had in a long time, but the method of operation was still the same. Neither one of us dominated, had the upper hand, or squashed the other. After 45 minutes, we were both on the verge of complete exhaustion. One of us finally hit our finisher and it wasn't me. I couldn't kick out if I wanted and Baxter got his hand raised in victory. I wouldn't be surprised if he became the next No. 1 Contender for the EX Championship after that victory. Black: I can only imagine that your body was glad to have a week to relax after the beatings it has endured. Let's turn our attention to tomorrow. What has your interest tomorrow. Jackson: Three things: The King of OCW Tournament, The EX Championship match, and Mayhem's title match. Black: Why is the King of OCW Tournament on your mind? As far as I know, you are not a part of it. Jackson: My captain Chris Baxter is in the tournament and I wish him quick and clean victories. I wish I would have been apart of it, just to experience what it was like. The possibility of wrestling triple duty that night is intriguing and tiring to think of at the same time. Plus the chance to whip on K.D. again is a fun idea. Black: The EX Championship is on your mind for obvious reasons. Any thoughts on that title match tomorrow? Jackson: I would say I predict victory, but I didn't want my head to swell with pride. Your mind loses focus, your balance is thrown off, and that is when your are most venerable. Anything can happen in OCW, even Jookie knocking me off of my throne. I hope he brings his A-game tomorrow. If he doesn't, I will knock him out of my way. If I don't bring my A-game, I expect the same treatment from Jookie. Tomorrow will end one of two ways, I end the year as champion or I have one of the shortest EX title reigns in OCW history. Black: Now, Mayhem's Mystery OCW Heavyweight Championship match. Do you have anything to do with that match's creation or are you revealing that you are Mayhem's opponent. Jackson: (Slightly chuckles) I had nothing to do with the match's creation and as far as I know, I am not his mystery opponent. It's on my mind because I could be his mystery opponent. Anyone in or out of OCW is on notice and that makes for much speculation. I want it to be me because I don't want the only victory I have over Mayhem to be a technicality. Plus, adding another shiny title to the pirate treasure room would be nice. Well, thanks for listening to me ramble Jim. I'll pay for dinner somewhere down the road. Actually, I'm hungry right now for dinner after all that talking. Care to join me for that dinner? Black: (Nods his head yes) I think I'll take you up on that offer. Jackson: (Motions) Lead the way Mr. Black *The camera fades as they walk up the arena stairs.*

Fine, since you and Morrison are so squimish. Baxter and I get to be the crap out of each other, happy?

To beat Jookie by pinfall or submission...decisions, decisions.

Baxter and I get to trade blows. I'm so happy I could dance.

*The camera fades in and we see Jim Black sitting down in the interview room at OCW Headquarters. There is one other chair in the room and it's occupied by David Jackson. They are talking a bit before everything starts and Carlos the cameraman cues them to let them know that the camera is recording.* Black: (Calmly towards the camera) Hello everyone and welcome to this exclusive on OCW fed.com. On the most recent edition of Riot, history was made. Nathan Gaines and, my guest at this time, David Jackson squared off in the ring for the OCW EX Championship. What has to be, in this reporter's opinion, the biggest upset in recent memory, D-Jack defeated Gaines and became the new EX Champion. (Turns towards D-Jack) Now, before we begin this interview, is there anything you would like to say Jackson? Jackson: (Thinks for a second) It feels so good to finally be holding gold in OCW. I'm still in shock that it had my name on it. Black: (Grins) That emotion seems to be shared throughout OCW David. Now, let's get started. On the previous Riot, you and Mayhem fought in a grueling, competitive match. What was it like fighting Mayhem again for the 1st time in 4 years? Jackson: (Rubs his head) Painful. I've seen Mayhem tear through everyone he's ever faced on Riot and on pay-per-views. Then, I see my name on the card as his next victim. I actually smile at the thought of me and him locking up again. Black: (Surprised) You were actually happy that you were facing Mayhem? Is there something wrong with you? Jackson: (Grins) Yes, there is something wrong with me. If you want details, you should give a call to my psychiatrist, here's his card (hands the card to Jim). Now, when I last fought Mayhem, he destroyed me in that ring. I got maybe 5 seconds of offense and 6 minutes of getting my butt beat. Now, 4 years later, I get my chance to redeem myself against the man, the myth, the monster, Mayhem. Also, get a little measure of revenge for my mate, Chris Baxter. Black: What was your thought pattern after your match with Mayhem? Jackson: (Laughs and groans at the same time) One of surprise and the need for some Advil or Tylenol. I came so close to beating Mayhem and he came so close to beating me on quite a few occasions that both of us got understandably frustrated. I don't know if it was due to Mayhem being frustrated at the length of the match or the fact that I didn't stay down, but he scrambled my brains with that chair shot. I got the win by disqualification and I know you take what you can get in this business, but I would've preferred that I got the win by pin fall or submission. Who knows, maybe I'll get another opportunity at Mayhem to do just that. Black: Anything is possible in OCW D-Jack. Now, fast forward to moments before your title match against Gaines. How well were you healed up from your match with Mayhem? Jackson: Well, anytime I have a match like that, I have light workouts and cardio till I start feeling like myself. I wasn't hurting as bad as I was last week, but I was still tender. As I was walking to the ring, my body told me I could not last long against an athlete like Nathan Gaines. I had to end it as quickly as humanly possible for a OCW wrestler. Black: Is that why you dominated the match like a man possessed? Jackson: (Shakes his head) No, that part I don't have a explanation for exactly. I believe, however, that ever wrestler has that one match that they consider their best effort for that year. I think that my match with Nathan was my best effort on Riot for that year. Black: Well, no matter what, you are now the champion of the EX division. Chris Baxter is the OCW Television Champion. It seems that the pirates are taking over OCW. What would you say is on the horizon for Baxter's crew? Jackson: (Thinks for a second) Well, I can't speak for my mate Baxter, but I know what I would like to do. I would like Baxter and I to start tag teaming together again. That way, when they bring back the tag team titles, we would be in the running for the titles. Black: Let's run with that thought for a minute. If you held the EX Championship, Baxter held the TV Championship, and you both are the OCW Tag Team Champions, what would be after that? Jackson: (Thinks even harder) Hmmmm...., I would say the only thing to be left would be for one of us to hold the OCW Championship. The only way I can think of that would satisfy who deserves it more is for us to face each other and see who is the victor after it's all said and done. Black: Wait, you two have been on the same side since Baxter came into OCW. Why in the world would you want to potentially ruin your friendship? Jackson: If Baxter and I don't want to fight each other everyday of the week, then there is something wrong with us. We have been fighting over titles, bragging rights, and just because we wanted to see one of us bleed. We've been doing this type of mentality for years before both of us were in OCW. Still, that is enough of a trip down dream lane. Let's continue with your original planned questions. Black: (Looks almost disappointed) Well, believe it or not, I only have one more question for you. On this week's edition of Riot, you and Iceburg Le'Tuce are facing each other one on one. What are your thoughts on this match? Jackson: Well, two things come to mind. The first, if I beat the local OCW pimp, then I will continue the roll I've been on. The second, if I get beat by Le'Tuce, then who knows? I can't predict what in the world would happen. Still, I expect a good fight from a former TV Champion. If that is the case remains to be seen. Black: (Looks right at the camera) Well viewers, that is all the time we have for today. This is Jim Black with the OCW EX Champion David Jackson signing off until next time. *The camera fades with Jim Black and David Jackson shaking hands.*

Amazing job Mike, keep up the good work.

Me and Gaines at it again? Lightning has struck two Riots in a row for me.

I still have 2010.

My head is floating on a poster, I'm going to be locked in a cage with three other people for the EX Championship, Baxter is fighting for the TV Title, and a Perfect Circle match. This craziness should be a good night.

Me duking it out with Hostile sounds like a good way to spend a evening.

Good show everyone. A little heavy on the written content and not enough matches to balance it out, but a good show regardless.