Something about this last week was really interesting to me, getting side eyed and moving on felt really nice, and why was that the case? I can't really tell, but some sort of reasoning deep within, truly changed the formulaic culture where it stands. I feel like truly, I have cracked out of this eternal shell I found myself stuck in for a very long and overly ridiculous time, I am finally in a position where I can move forth, and start establishing furthermore greatness. There was something truly in the air, there. An energy that I can't entirely explain.
It was not just another match.
It wasn't just another week…
it was not just another Dynasty episode, I had that competitive match that was brung down to the wire between myself and Vincent, but at the end of the day. The one who walked out of the match victorious. Once more I build off what I just accomplished at Grand Rampage and look towards Pain For Pride, but let's say what we can say about that match, I got the job done and toppled the task at head and large. I won, and the bottom line is that's another one propelling me forward to the top, but let's not spend my entire time on that. Let me set the tone, Vincent went on to make a statement and a challenge. But the atmosphere built was really interesting, I came face to face with Michael Machina, and it really just felt right. It felt like it's a warpath destined to happen, at just a singular glance. I am not forgetting anything, and I am not losing sight of that. As we get closer to Pain For Pride, things like this are kept in the back of my mind. Having the fulfillment to know that it could all be mine, with great circumstances. But let's look elsewhere, though. Let's look at how the events spiraled as the night played out on Dynasty. People are fighting through and finding a path to Pain For Pride, with Fighting Spirit being a woeful, or either exciting approach depending on what place you take and what way you look at it. I saw one person in particular as the show went forward, one man who had sight on something. SOSA Henderson was very intriguing to me.
I watched as the champion Myles stood in the ring and got what he asked for, when SOSA stepped up and made the call. Another man looking for a path to Pain For Pride, another man who may have it all figured out. He had to make up for some lost time, clearly. There were things that sent SOSA off cue, and he had to furthermore establish them. I respect the hell out of that, SOSA Henderson is a man who will go for it when he has his target primed and ready, and maybe that is a problem of mine. I don't really go for the shot when I have a chance to take it, for the most part. I kind of lay low and wait on my chances, and maybe that is why the same man that I defeated got to the punch before I could? Maybe I could learn a few things from my opponent on Dynasty. He didn't over do it, he waited until the time was perfect to strike, and he came back to EAW with a fiery vengeance. Everyone was surprised to see you at Grand Rampage. You weren't on the shelf long enough to truly say that you had ring rust, a couple dents in your armor that you had to knock out, was all. But for your first match back in a short while, you’ll be facing BRAE.
I hadn't really simulated the idea of facing SOSA Henderson, because it was hard to depict when he'd be back in the fight and giving what he had. But here we are, and once more. I hadn't prepared, yet I am still ready. I am still more prepared than ever, because I do know what a match like this beholds, SOSA. You have next? Yet, what if you struggle to get over this hurdle placed in front of you? The idea is SOSA gets next against Myles, becomes champion, and walks into Pain For Pride as one of the most important men in the industry, he was already doing that ideally. But he can furthermore establish that by holding the championship in his grasp, but that is all theoretically and ideally, Myles will be a tough outing when you get in the field, but you know what? It doesn't get any easier from here, SOSA. You are finding yourself standing across the ring from a man who has consistently been marching to the beat of his own drum over the last month. A man who yes, yes. He looks at himself, and he really ponders on if he can get the job done, but all those questions come, as I continue to get said job done. I pin allegations upon myself, allegations of being unable to climb the patriarch, but matches like this are a measuring stick for me, one that I love. Because I can be trapped in that same cycle. I can face the same people over, and over, and over again. Or it can be cut throat, and my opportunity expands to a higher horizon. I have a true opportunity here to throw everything on its head, and that is enticing for me. Because SOSA is back in EAW, he is back with an iron fist, calling all the shots. But what if while he is calling all the shots, I have an opportunity to fire from behind? Defeating SOSA would be monumental for me building the blocks and foundation on where I situate myself neck, but that isn't entirely what I want the foundation to be designed on, either. I don't want it to be this idea that BRAE is gonna face SOSA, and use him as a platform. I don't see this as any betting odds favorite for SOSA, because when I look at it through the lens that I do. I see a man who is coming back to EAW after being out for a few months, and in his first match back, it's supposed to be a nice ordeal where he can prove himself. To show where he stands, but it is the opposite. Because awaiting him at the opposite end of the spectrum is a man ready to bring the intensity and stress to SOSA Henderson, and make him really debate on the decisions he is making. But I really feel like you're ready for this, but deep down, I am gonna throw you off guard. Because this is the element I thrive in, I like having no pressure in my face, because it makes it all the more greater, when I get to apply every ounce of pressure. I hate the ideas that get in the head of others, but I am not focused on morality, I am not accepting of mediocrity. If you see me ever patting myself on the back for a lame victory or two, then just know that.. aliens have abducted me and stole my identity. I only work for one reason and one reason only, to be victorious. And victory is the reason that I move forward, it's that endgame goal. To have your name edged in greatness, I want to be there. But I still have a long way to go, but this is usually the best stage, right though? This is when you are at your most to prove. This is when passion is the most raging, this is when your flame burns with the most fire…this is when every match matters, when you cut any corner that you potentially can…
But I am not gonna talk down and speak poorly of you, because I do know what you can achieve, and topple that with what you have achieved. You will have a bust with your name on it in the Hall Of Fame one day, but this is what we all strive for. If I beat SOSA Henderson, then damn. BRAE really is everything that he claims to be. I don't really know what to expect, because eternally if you asked me 3 weeks ago, if I was under the presumption I'd be facing SOSA in 3 weeks? I'd have laughed. But here we are! Both of us are calling shots, but I call my shot a little bit differently. But you are gonna learn what passion is, SOSA. I am sure you have it, it's what kept you in this business when you went away for those months. It is why you came back and are already calling your shot. The suffering difference between BRAE and SOSA is that he knows he's good, I am not content with saying that. I don't think that I am good, I think that I am consistent. I don't think that I am great, I think I don't choke on my own aspirations. Since 2024 started, it has been a year of consistency for me. I have managed to get the quality wins, I have manged to get somewhere, but I don't find this consistency to be enough of what will truly get me across the finish line. I want to take that step farther, and winning this match is that step farther. I am not the tune up match where you tune in and get yourself ready for much bigger things to come. I am the big obstacle and hurdle that you are facing right now, SOSA. It is gonna be a tough task to get through, but rewarding if you can rise to the occasion, and find yourself on the other side. May the best man win, SOSA. But the best man is the one willing to risk it all in that ring, the best man is the one ready to put it all on the line..I have shown since Grand Rampage that I want to climb the ceiling and shatter what stands around me, I am tired of conveying my words and being forced to truly euthanize my potential. I know that I can become champion, I just have to reach out and grab it. Each week is a climb, a deep and steady climb, until I close in on it. Let's go to war on Dynasty, SOSA. I can't wait for a battle like this, it's gonna be exhilarating and again, may the best man win. May the best man come out with all the momentum in the world… But sometimes, the best man may not be the obvious choice that everyone else believes.
It was not just another match.
It wasn't just another week…
it was not just another Dynasty episode, I had that competitive match that was brung down to the wire between myself and Vincent, but at the end of the day. The one who walked out of the match victorious. Once more I build off what I just accomplished at Grand Rampage and look towards Pain For Pride, but let's say what we can say about that match, I got the job done and toppled the task at head and large. I won, and the bottom line is that's another one propelling me forward to the top, but let's not spend my entire time on that. Let me set the tone, Vincent went on to make a statement and a challenge. But the atmosphere built was really interesting, I came face to face with Michael Machina, and it really just felt right. It felt like it's a warpath destined to happen, at just a singular glance. I am not forgetting anything, and I am not losing sight of that. As we get closer to Pain For Pride, things like this are kept in the back of my mind. Having the fulfillment to know that it could all be mine, with great circumstances. But let's look elsewhere, though. Let's look at how the events spiraled as the night played out on Dynasty. People are fighting through and finding a path to Pain For Pride, with Fighting Spirit being a woeful, or either exciting approach depending on what place you take and what way you look at it. I saw one person in particular as the show went forward, one man who had sight on something. SOSA Henderson was very intriguing to me.
I watched as the champion Myles stood in the ring and got what he asked for, when SOSA stepped up and made the call. Another man looking for a path to Pain For Pride, another man who may have it all figured out. He had to make up for some lost time, clearly. There were things that sent SOSA off cue, and he had to furthermore establish them. I respect the hell out of that, SOSA Henderson is a man who will go for it when he has his target primed and ready, and maybe that is a problem of mine. I don't really go for the shot when I have a chance to take it, for the most part. I kind of lay low and wait on my chances, and maybe that is why the same man that I defeated got to the punch before I could? Maybe I could learn a few things from my opponent on Dynasty. He didn't over do it, he waited until the time was perfect to strike, and he came back to EAW with a fiery vengeance. Everyone was surprised to see you at Grand Rampage. You weren't on the shelf long enough to truly say that you had ring rust, a couple dents in your armor that you had to knock out, was all. But for your first match back in a short while, you’ll be facing BRAE.
I hadn't really simulated the idea of facing SOSA Henderson, because it was hard to depict when he'd be back in the fight and giving what he had. But here we are, and once more. I hadn't prepared, yet I am still ready. I am still more prepared than ever, because I do know what a match like this beholds, SOSA. You have next? Yet, what if you struggle to get over this hurdle placed in front of you? The idea is SOSA gets next against Myles, becomes champion, and walks into Pain For Pride as one of the most important men in the industry, he was already doing that ideally. But he can furthermore establish that by holding the championship in his grasp, but that is all theoretically and ideally, Myles will be a tough outing when you get in the field, but you know what? It doesn't get any easier from here, SOSA. You are finding yourself standing across the ring from a man who has consistently been marching to the beat of his own drum over the last month. A man who yes, yes. He looks at himself, and he really ponders on if he can get the job done, but all those questions come, as I continue to get said job done. I pin allegations upon myself, allegations of being unable to climb the patriarch, but matches like this are a measuring stick for me, one that I love. Because I can be trapped in that same cycle. I can face the same people over, and over, and over again. Or it can be cut throat, and my opportunity expands to a higher horizon. I have a true opportunity here to throw everything on its head, and that is enticing for me. Because SOSA is back in EAW, he is back with an iron fist, calling all the shots. But what if while he is calling all the shots, I have an opportunity to fire from behind? Defeating SOSA would be monumental for me building the blocks and foundation on where I situate myself neck, but that isn't entirely what I want the foundation to be designed on, either. I don't want it to be this idea that BRAE is gonna face SOSA, and use him as a platform. I don't see this as any betting odds favorite for SOSA, because when I look at it through the lens that I do. I see a man who is coming back to EAW after being out for a few months, and in his first match back, it's supposed to be a nice ordeal where he can prove himself. To show where he stands, but it is the opposite. Because awaiting him at the opposite end of the spectrum is a man ready to bring the intensity and stress to SOSA Henderson, and make him really debate on the decisions he is making. But I really feel like you're ready for this, but deep down, I am gonna throw you off guard. Because this is the element I thrive in, I like having no pressure in my face, because it makes it all the more greater, when I get to apply every ounce of pressure. I hate the ideas that get in the head of others, but I am not focused on morality, I am not accepting of mediocrity. If you see me ever patting myself on the back for a lame victory or two, then just know that.. aliens have abducted me and stole my identity. I only work for one reason and one reason only, to be victorious. And victory is the reason that I move forward, it's that endgame goal. To have your name edged in greatness, I want to be there. But I still have a long way to go, but this is usually the best stage, right though? This is when you are at your most to prove. This is when passion is the most raging, this is when your flame burns with the most fire…this is when every match matters, when you cut any corner that you potentially can…
But I am not gonna talk down and speak poorly of you, because I do know what you can achieve, and topple that with what you have achieved. You will have a bust with your name on it in the Hall Of Fame one day, but this is what we all strive for. If I beat SOSA Henderson, then damn. BRAE really is everything that he claims to be. I don't really know what to expect, because eternally if you asked me 3 weeks ago, if I was under the presumption I'd be facing SOSA in 3 weeks? I'd have laughed. But here we are! Both of us are calling shots, but I call my shot a little bit differently. But you are gonna learn what passion is, SOSA. I am sure you have it, it's what kept you in this business when you went away for those months. It is why you came back and are already calling your shot. The suffering difference between BRAE and SOSA is that he knows he's good, I am not content with saying that. I don't think that I am good, I think that I am consistent. I don't think that I am great, I think I don't choke on my own aspirations. Since 2024 started, it has been a year of consistency for me. I have managed to get the quality wins, I have manged to get somewhere, but I don't find this consistency to be enough of what will truly get me across the finish line. I want to take that step farther, and winning this match is that step farther. I am not the tune up match where you tune in and get yourself ready for much bigger things to come. I am the big obstacle and hurdle that you are facing right now, SOSA. It is gonna be a tough task to get through, but rewarding if you can rise to the occasion, and find yourself on the other side. May the best man win, SOSA. But the best man is the one willing to risk it all in that ring, the best man is the one ready to put it all on the line..I have shown since Grand Rampage that I want to climb the ceiling and shatter what stands around me, I am tired of conveying my words and being forced to truly euthanize my potential. I know that I can become champion, I just have to reach out and grab it. Each week is a climb, a deep and steady climb, until I close in on it. Let's go to war on Dynasty, SOSA. I can't wait for a battle like this, it's gonna be exhilarating and again, may the best man win. May the best man come out with all the momentum in the world… But sometimes, the best man may not be the obvious choice that everyone else believes.
