TheMainMan25
06-11-2004, 04:09 PM
OOC: This is a supplement to my match rp PK. I'll post it tomorrow.
The Main Man looks in the mirror to make sure that his form is right. He’s in the basement of his LA home, working out harder than he has in a long time. A couple of nights ago, he faced Dust in the ring for the umpteenth time. But this time was different. He and Dust knew each other’s moves and tendancies so well, that the fight almost looked choreographed. And whether he will admit it or not, that made the Main Man a little anxious. He knew when Dust gave him that Spinebuster what was coming next. The Texas Cloverleaf, Dust’s new favorite move to put on the Main Man.
The Main Man looks over to the ring that he had installed a year ago. He’s gonna have to get in the ring and train for the eventuality of being put in the Texas Cloverleaf again next week. Because last Wednesday, he almost tapped again as his back is still not 100% healed. It only stopped giving him pain. The only reason that he didn’t tap is because of outside interference. If Dust puts that Cloverleaf on him again in the middle of the ring……The Main Man shakes the thought out of his head and puts 25 lbs on the end of each side of the bar. He dead-lifts it 10x before throwing it to the ground, no he can’t concentrate on what might happen. He has to keep his mind on his goal, regaining the uCw World Championship. And in order to do that, he has to keep his ass in the gym and watch some tape of he and Dust’s matches. He has to get some kind of edge in this match, because he and Dust simply know each other too well, and they could fight each other forever and not have a true victor. The Main Man feels something for Dust that he’s never felt before for him. He thinks that it’s respect. The Main Man still despises Dust and probably always will, but this is the first time that the Main Man has come to respect Dust as an equal. But the Main Man can’t tell him that. The Main Man has to go out there and do what Muhammad Ali used to do-tell the world that there’s no way Dust can beat him. Play mind games, and make Dust think that the Main Man is invulnerable.
The thought of the word invulnerable takes the Main Man’s thoughts back to Serena. Serena hated the fact that the Main Man walked around like he was the second coming. Maybe he should tell her the truth, that PART of him doesn’t always believe that. Sure, he has a big ego, who’s he kidding, he’s got a huge ego, but he was like that when Serena met him. He just stepped over the line before Hardcore Innovation. It’s one thing to act high and mighty with those pansies in the ring, but he shouldn’t have let that spill over into his personal life. Serena is probably waiting for him to apologize, but The Main Man’s dished out one apology this month already. Two is stretching it.
The Main Man enters his ring and starts shooting himself off of the ropes, trying to move as fast as he possibly can. Maybe if he picks up some speed, that will be the edge he needs to take back what’s rightfully his. Then C. K. Wylde will be in for the surprise of his life at WrestleFest when he faces not just the Main Man, but the uCw Champion with momentum on his side. The Main Man thinks about WrestleFest in Dust’s hometown of Ireland. The Main Man knows how European crowds are, they’ll stand behind the hometown hero regardless of what happens. All the more reason to take the title from Dust at Revolution here in the states. If Dust goes into his home country still the World Champion, he’ll be hard to stop, no matter who wins this battle royal. But if the Main Man wins, that’ll silence some of the 90,000 or so people that will be booing the Main Man as soon as he steps on the stage. The Main Man thinks about the battle royal and the participants in it. What if Ivan Drago wins the battle royal? That wouldn’t be good for the Main Man since the Main Man plans on going to WrestleFest as the World Champ. The Main Man’s NEVER been hit as hard as he was when Drago hit him a few weeks back. Well, he has been once, but that was years ago. What if Ava Bundy or Constantino win? Constantino looked very impressive at the last Revolution. Bundy is simply a psychopath. The Main Man has no doubt that he can handle him. Mykals Adams or Big Ray might win. Mykal has had a fire lit under him lately, and Big Ray’s always a threat. C.K. Wylde has a good chance, but the Main Man thinks that losing his title has taken some of the wind out of his sails, even if he says otherwise. The Main Man hopes Gary Francis or D-D-O-Double G wins. Especially the later, the Main Man would love to face him at WrestleFest. They would give the crowd a good show and D-Dogg’s mind would be on Dust.
The Main Man slows down. He’s mind-babbling. He needs to focus on the first task at hand-Dust and the uCw Championship. After that, he can think about these other nancy-boys. The Main Man resumes his work-out, with a renewed vigor.
The Main Man looks in the mirror to make sure that his form is right. He’s in the basement of his LA home, working out harder than he has in a long time. A couple of nights ago, he faced Dust in the ring for the umpteenth time. But this time was different. He and Dust knew each other’s moves and tendancies so well, that the fight almost looked choreographed. And whether he will admit it or not, that made the Main Man a little anxious. He knew when Dust gave him that Spinebuster what was coming next. The Texas Cloverleaf, Dust’s new favorite move to put on the Main Man.
The Main Man looks over to the ring that he had installed a year ago. He’s gonna have to get in the ring and train for the eventuality of being put in the Texas Cloverleaf again next week. Because last Wednesday, he almost tapped again as his back is still not 100% healed. It only stopped giving him pain. The only reason that he didn’t tap is because of outside interference. If Dust puts that Cloverleaf on him again in the middle of the ring……The Main Man shakes the thought out of his head and puts 25 lbs on the end of each side of the bar. He dead-lifts it 10x before throwing it to the ground, no he can’t concentrate on what might happen. He has to keep his mind on his goal, regaining the uCw World Championship. And in order to do that, he has to keep his ass in the gym and watch some tape of he and Dust’s matches. He has to get some kind of edge in this match, because he and Dust simply know each other too well, and they could fight each other forever and not have a true victor. The Main Man feels something for Dust that he’s never felt before for him. He thinks that it’s respect. The Main Man still despises Dust and probably always will, but this is the first time that the Main Man has come to respect Dust as an equal. But the Main Man can’t tell him that. The Main Man has to go out there and do what Muhammad Ali used to do-tell the world that there’s no way Dust can beat him. Play mind games, and make Dust think that the Main Man is invulnerable.
The thought of the word invulnerable takes the Main Man’s thoughts back to Serena. Serena hated the fact that the Main Man walked around like he was the second coming. Maybe he should tell her the truth, that PART of him doesn’t always believe that. Sure, he has a big ego, who’s he kidding, he’s got a huge ego, but he was like that when Serena met him. He just stepped over the line before Hardcore Innovation. It’s one thing to act high and mighty with those pansies in the ring, but he shouldn’t have let that spill over into his personal life. Serena is probably waiting for him to apologize, but The Main Man’s dished out one apology this month already. Two is stretching it.
The Main Man enters his ring and starts shooting himself off of the ropes, trying to move as fast as he possibly can. Maybe if he picks up some speed, that will be the edge he needs to take back what’s rightfully his. Then C. K. Wylde will be in for the surprise of his life at WrestleFest when he faces not just the Main Man, but the uCw Champion with momentum on his side. The Main Man thinks about WrestleFest in Dust’s hometown of Ireland. The Main Man knows how European crowds are, they’ll stand behind the hometown hero regardless of what happens. All the more reason to take the title from Dust at Revolution here in the states. If Dust goes into his home country still the World Champion, he’ll be hard to stop, no matter who wins this battle royal. But if the Main Man wins, that’ll silence some of the 90,000 or so people that will be booing the Main Man as soon as he steps on the stage. The Main Man thinks about the battle royal and the participants in it. What if Ivan Drago wins the battle royal? That wouldn’t be good for the Main Man since the Main Man plans on going to WrestleFest as the World Champ. The Main Man’s NEVER been hit as hard as he was when Drago hit him a few weeks back. Well, he has been once, but that was years ago. What if Ava Bundy or Constantino win? Constantino looked very impressive at the last Revolution. Bundy is simply a psychopath. The Main Man has no doubt that he can handle him. Mykals Adams or Big Ray might win. Mykal has had a fire lit under him lately, and Big Ray’s always a threat. C.K. Wylde has a good chance, but the Main Man thinks that losing his title has taken some of the wind out of his sails, even if he says otherwise. The Main Man hopes Gary Francis or D-D-O-Double G wins. Especially the later, the Main Man would love to face him at WrestleFest. They would give the crowd a good show and D-Dogg’s mind would be on Dust.
The Main Man slows down. He’s mind-babbling. He needs to focus on the first task at hand-Dust and the uCw Championship. After that, he can think about these other nancy-boys. The Main Man resumes his work-out, with a renewed vigor.