Want To Dance?(o2a)

[Titus Walker]

Deify plays over the PA system as Scott Manor comes out onto the stage doing some crotch chops. Sporting blue jeans with red designs, a red shirt and bandanna, and some sunglasses he does what he can to fire the crowd up. It works a bit, but mainly because he's new and they're not sure what he's like. Finally in the ring though, he grabs a mic and raises it.

So let's see. I guess a proper introduction is in order. I mean can't help everyone referring to me as "that guy".

Mocking James Bond Manor continues.

The name's Manor. Scott Manor.

Getting a bit of laughs from the crowd at his horrible imitation of Bond, he continues with his normal voice.

See I could come out here and talk about how I'm such an entertaining and great competitor. Talk about how I'm gonna beat everyone on the roster. But I think I'll save that for after I start to prove it.

Until then, I have a request of someone in the back. You see for this number I kinda need a dance partner. So I was thinking maybe there was someone in the back who'd care to dance and is at least a decent dancer? So I don't care if you're the bottom of the bottom or the top of the bottom or some megaultrahyperstar. Let's see what AWF has to offer and just how good the competition here is.

Manor goes to a turnbuckle and leans against it before adding a quick side note to his challenge.

And please do feel free to make an ass of yourself. Showing the arrogant ones up is always fun to do and their reaction to it is priceless.

Manor lowers the mic with a smirk as he waits to see if anyone comes out.

[AJ Riles]

As Manor falls silent, the lights begin to flash an assortment of colors, as though the arena has become a rave club. After only a split second longer, the instrumental version of "Cry Out" tears through the arena as the crowd roars, as the United States Champion walks onto the stage, his title belt slung over his shoulders like a boxer would wear a towel.

"Oh! Damn I love the new guys!" The big man, apparently wound up at the moment, shouts. "Since you're new here, lemme introduce myself! The name's Lino Coldheart, but you can just call me Lino! Or, the 'Big Alaskan Beast'! Your call, hotshot!" Lino is, at this point, hopping around energetically, a far cry from the typical nature of a man his size.

"C'mon! You want a challenge, I want a challenge! Non-title match, you an' me, whaddya say?!" Lino demands, at last ceasing his hopping, only to strike a "ready to kick ass" pose.

(Tag.)

[Spazz]

Let me introduce myself

Megadeth's "Dread and the Fugitive Mind" blasts as Freaky appears on the stage behind Lino, carrying his trademark kendo stick in one hand and a microphone in the other.

Freaky: Whoa who whoa, there big guy. Freaky tapped him on the shoulder a few times with the kendo stick. You already have plans up through the Pay Per View as does everyone else. So any match that's gonna happen between the two of you, is gonna be at Collision.

Freaky turned his attention to Scott Manor now.

Freaky: And as for you, well, what can I say? You're the rookie, the new guy, the punching bag. And there's nothing I enjoy more than beating the crap out of some new blood. But since Coldheart here also wants a piece of his action, what do you say we make it a triple threat match?

[Titus Walker]

Manor smirks as he raises his mic.

So we got a champion out here who says he enjoys my attitude and then you have a jackass who thinks just because I'm new here I'm his punching bag. How did I know at least one ego was gonna show up? It's a gift.

But onto this proposition. A triple threat between a rookie, a champion, and an ego. Why not? Nothing but oppurtunity here. Prove I can take a champion and shove words down the throat of someone else. So I'm all for it. So I guess before this dance gets underway, we just need to see if Lino agrees to this or not. But being a champion he won't turn coward and run. Especially if calls himself a big beast.

Manor lowers the mic now that he agreed to the match. Now it was time to see if Lino did though. If not, it'd be free entertainment to call him out on it being a champ and all.