Canadian beer rules - don't forget it.
Inside a martial arts school, four men are on the canvas, each one of them brandishing a Kendo stick - Beast, and three others. All four men bow to each other, and get into a ready position.
Beast: Begin!
First man rushes at Beast and takes a mighty swing. Beast blocks with his own stick and drives a shot at the man's head. The man ducks under and swings for Beast's ribs, but Beast lets go with one hand, catches his arm, and twists the man's shoulder so the man flips onto his back on the canvas. Beast then drives two solid cane shots into the man's chest, and one into his face.
The second man steps forward and drills a shot across Beast's back, and Beast yells out in pain, and takes another shot in the chest as he rolls to the floor. Beast yells out again, then nips up to his feet and cracks the second man across the head with his Kendo stick. The second man falls to his knees, then Beast unloads and lands two shots to the head, then spins and lands a wicked two handed shot to the side of the man's face, and he crumples to the canvas.
The third man suddenly grabs Beast from behind, choking Beast with the stick buried into his throat. Beast fights it for a moment, then drops to his knees and pulls, flipping the third man over his shoulder to the mat, yet the third man keeps the choke locked in, and he pulls Beast over with him, now choking him from behind in a seated position. Beast then manages to get his feet underneath him, then pushes up to his feet, the third man standing up with him. Beast stomps on the man's toes, causing him to let go of the choke, and then Beast unleashes a flurried combination of cane shots, hitting the man at least a half-dozen times before he too falls to the canvas.
Beast stands up, looks around him to ensure all the men are incapacitated, and then bows before walking off the canvas. As Beast grabs his towel, he notices the EPW camera following him.
Beast: You know, Marx, you're right about something. Canada DOES have some of the most well mannered and polite people anywhere on the planet. It's in our nature. Much different than big-city Americans - and stuck up, tight-assed Brits.
Put a stick in my hands, whether it's a hockey stick or a bamboo cane, and I'lladmireit and use it what it was intended for.
Now, if you put a stick in my hands when my blood is at a million degrees, and I'm irate and pissed off...
That stick becomes a deadly weapon.
And that just happens to be in the state I'm in right now.
I've got a huge match at the PPV with Sands in a cage. There's going to be pain, and there's going to be blood spilled all over the place. That's not going to change the fact that I'm going to do what I didn't before, and leave that cage the EPW World Champion.
But first, I just thought it would be fun to have a little... tune up.
Just you and me, Marx.
Let's see if you're a man... or a mouse. To paraphrase Nickelback and Kid Rock: Tonight's all right for fighting.
That's what I want.
A fight.
Throw out the submissions and leg locks and technical bull****. If you really, really want, Marx - I can beat you that way too, if you're so inclined.
But let's have some fun instead. I want you to try and knock my block off. I want you to crack your knuckles on my jaw from hitting me so hard. I want to feel the blood running down my forehead- whether it's your or mine, it makes no difference.
I want to feel ALIVE.
I want to send Christian Sands a message, and show him exactly what he's up against. I want him to **** his pants when he realizes that he's going to lose that belt.
But then again, if you're too scared...
Damn right I'm going to call you yellow.
Scared little nose-in-the-air punk *****.
Any man worth his salt would accept this challenge in a heartbeat.
I need to take out some Aggression, Marx, and in our match, cane or no cane, the rule book and wrestling is going out the window. You're simply going to be beaten.
You might as well arm yourself to try and weather some of the storm coming your way.
At least that way, you might survive.
Don't you worry about hurting me, or my chances in my match next week. I know exactly what I'm getting myself into. I'm prepared. You're obviously not. The only place you'd be going after this match is not the penalty box, but a hospital room with about 14 different implements stuck in you to keep you going.
One more thing, Marx...
You haven't faced punishment unless you've watched the Winnipeg Jets.
Or faced me.
Beast storms off into the shower room.