Jackson Montgomery

Some rando: Hey Bradley. Can I have... Bradley: Yea yea. Here's a contact. Sign it and get out.

Malu had to be the best/hardest fight I've had in a while. Glad to see Kass is facing him next week!

Speaking of managing. How do you manage to stay upright being so top heavy?

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The scene opens up to the viewer looking down a street. Businesses, mostly bars, are buzzing on either side. People are bouncing in and out of bars all down the block. The camera begins to move forward, looking left and right before stopping in front of a familiar place. The Double Deuce. The chalkboard sign out front says “Open Mic Night”. We move forward towards the door and it opens as if it was automatic. This place is packed. People from all walks of life hoping catch a glimpse of OCW star B-17. The camera scans the bar and aside from a shady character in the back corner, there is no sign of B-17. There is, however, someone else who we are familiar with. Ashley Blaine is behind the bar trying to keep up with the drink requests from all the patrons of the Double Deuce. The clock strikes 9pm and Ashley motions to a few other bartenders that she’ll be right back She jumps over the bar on the far end and heads over to the nearby jukebox where a microphone is set up with speakers on either side. She checks the cables and the power to the speakers before tapping on the microphone. Ashley Blaine: Test. Test. Alright folks. How’s everyone doing tonight? The crowd cheers in anticipation of what or who they may see singing tonight. Ashley Blaine: Great, great. I’m glad everyone made it out tonight for the first Open Mic night here at the Double Deuce. We’ve got some great people signed up already but after them, it’s free to whoever wants to come up here and show us what they got! The crowd again cheers in excitement. The shady figure that was sitting in the back corner starts making their way through the crowded space. They are wearing blue jeans (a little bit torn up) and cowboy boots. Covering their face is a hooded leather jacket. As they make their way up front, all that can be seen is some greasy hair hanging out from under the hood. Ashley Blaine: First up tonight is… Before she can finish, the hooded figure yanks the microphone out her hand and GENTLY pushes her into the crowd. ???: First up will be me! The person removed the hood to show us that it’s Jackson Montgomery. And I’ve got something special just for you Ashley. Head on over to the bar, take a seat, and have a shot on ‘ol JackMo. Jackson fires a wink in her direction. She isn’t happy and tries to get in his face but by this time, another bartender has come up and is holding her back. Jackson adjusts the microphone stand before turning to the jukebox searching for his handpicked song before finding it and pressing K, then 69. The music starts up and Jackson moves towards the mic. Jackson Montgomery: Well I was sittin’ at a bar. I glanced to my right. I seen a pretty girl Sittin’ there in the neon light. I turned and looked at her. She smiled back at me. I knew right then and there That we could be… Before firing off the chorus, Jackson turns towards Ashley, points his finger at her and with the other hand on the mic, he belts out… Jackson Montgomery: FUCKIN IN THE MOONLIGHT HOLDING EACH OTHER TIGHT. HER ON HER KNEES DOING GOOD THINGS TO ME. WE BOTH KNOW THIS AINT NOTHING TO DO WITH LOVE AINT MAKING NO PROMISES BECAUSE ALL WE WANNA DO IS FUUUUUUUUUUUCK. As the song plays on, Jackson is rolling with laughter as Ashley barrels her way to front. Right when she gets there, she takes a swing at Jackson who ducks under it only to be dragged off the stage by two Monster sized bouncers. Ashley, once again, is being held back by the other bartenders and Jackson can be heard laughing over the crowd's gasps and shocks of disbelief. Once they reach the door, Jackson is thrown out into the street, hitting a few people on his way to ground. The doors to the Double Deuce close as Jackson climbs back to his feet. He dusts himself off (like it makes a difference) and walks back towards the building. He leans against the wall near the door and pulls a Rocky Patel Royal Vintage cigar from his jacket pocket. He doesn’t cut the end, rather he bites is off and spits it on the ground before lighting it and blowing the smoke towards the camera as it fades out. LINK TO SONG BELOW:

Sometimes strength is great than wit. You can be smart but a big fat clothesline will knock you silly!

I'm already enjoying your stuff man but don't use everything you've got in the promo room. Gotta save stuff for the show!

You're just doing this now?! GET IT TOGEHER JOE!

No match for me is good this week. My internet isn't working so I'm stuck to my phone until it's fixed.

His tank top will be extra sweaty at Turmoil 121.

Take that last part and move it to the front. That's the best part anyway.

Debate? Oh man, I don't talk good. I want to fight!

McGee with the JackMo Lo-Blo! Hell of a card everyone. That ending though! 2 weeks from Lution! How can it get any better than that?

Oh.. SHUT UP DENNIS! Also, I've been meaning to mention this on the last few shows but never got around too it. I appreciate all the work that goes into putting Turmoil together and we FINALLY get some sort of commentary, but I just cant stand the layout. It's especially cumbersome on mobile. I'd rather have the layout like Riot. Just my opinion.

Well shit. No matter what I do, I'll end up looking like Parker fucking Stevens. Post Lution match! Gimmick on a pole match! Winner chooses the losers gimmick. - Parker "Disco Inferno" Stevens - Parker Snitsky (It wasn't his fault!)

A night off? I don't think I had the night when my kid was born! lol

Overall I enjoyed the show. I really hope Joe Z gets some momentum going. I'm digging his character. While I like both characters, I'm over Tank and Jimmy. Every week it's been the same thing. Jimmy comes out, calls Tank to the ring and then gets beat up. How can Jimmy survive beating after beating without taking away from his obviously good character? Bray deserves to be main event/upper card. Keep it up Bray. B-17 stayed true to his word about not showing up. Not even an RP. Good stuff. Big Ed is EFFING huge. One more show until Lution. I'm ready to see how a lot of stuff comes to a head.

ON the Honda would be better. Those shocks couldn't handle it.

bingo!

Two time "Best American Whiskey" winner Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey, of course.

I can at least point him in the direction of the right stuff to drink. Life's too short to drink cheap whiskey.

CM Puma can go.

After sitting back, reading all the important posts and agreeing with everything Pugh has said, I have one question that I think has yet to be answered: How is the Turmoil championship supposed to mean anything when it hot potatoes between people, then one of the two people who actually earned shows up with his own title after deciding to vacate it to go to the other show? At this point, and it sucks that I say this being the Turmoil champion, but I agree with everyone else that the Turmoil TV championship is the most steady, most relevant championship. The Turmoil title might as well be held by David Arquette.

Why are there so many people that are no longer active on the list? Shouldn't it be made up of only people on the active roster?

This will officially be name the thread of Jackson! I appreciate everyone saying how good our matches were. With that said, I'm creating a new hashtag that will at least get over with Nathan. #Creamin4Jackson