WfWA - New Direction

[Justin]

I was sitting playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 on my 360 when I got the call from Jimmy that WfWA was going to be having an unscheduled press conference and that the site needed me to attend the conference and get the scoop. So I paused my game, cause I was on a roll, grabbed my crap and headed for the meat mobile. For those who don’t know, I deliver meet during the day as well, hence why I call my 98 Chevy Astro the meat mobile, it never fails me.

At nine pm I sat waiting in the conference room of the WfWA head office in down town St Luis, the door to the left of the room swung open and many were surprised to see Chance Wolfington Sr. dressed in his usual attire of an expensive pinstripe navy suit light blue shirt and navy tie. Chance hadn’t been seen in the WfWA office since Victor Mandrake sold his shares and walked away. Why he’d suddenly be holding a press conference was wondered by many, but we had to wonder no more as he took to the podium.

The small gathering quieted as he began to speak.

“First off, I want to thank all of you for coming on short notice at such a late hour, it’s much appreciated I’ll try to keep it short and sweet. With that said this is will not be a question and answer. I have a few things I need to say, so I’ll say them and we’ll be on our way home to our families.”

They took me away from my 360 for this? At least I’d be back to her soon enough.

“As of eight pm this evening the World Wrestling Alliance ownership has once again changed hands. The new owner has one hundred percent control of the Alliance, something no one else has had for some time. It is with great honour that I announce that I am the new owner of the WWA.”

The complete silence in the roof told me instantly that I was not the only person in the room surprised by this.

“I have sat in the back with my minority shares long enough. I’ve seen this place go through both great periods and very low periods, but none as low as the switch from regional pride to East West branding. My first role as new owner has been the return to what brought us to the dance that being regional promotions based on regional pride. I’ve been on the phone with Mr. Palladino, I’d like to say that I have done the same with the person in charge of the West, but I can’t. The West has failed, and as a result it will be merged with the East, all of its current contracts except for one have been handed to Mr. Palladino to honor if he so chooses to. “

Well clearly Senior means business right out of the gate.

“The one contract not passed on to the East would be that of my son Chance Wolfington Junior. As I will not leave myself open to people questioning me favoring my son, his contract has been sold to a promotion in Japan.”

Man way to dis your own boy, the kid finally gets a break in North America, and his dad screws him over sending him back to Japan. What a shame.

“This does not mean that the Alliance will run with just one promotion, not at all. My people scouting out several promotions with great promise, and we’ll be adding more regions very soon. I plan to return the Alliance to the forefront of our industry once more, and this is just the first step in doing so.”

Finally the Alliance is going to be bringing in some fresh talent, it already sounds promising.

“I’d like to thank you all for coming once more, have a save trip out. Thank you.”

I’m glad I was asked to attend, maybe not so much that I had to take myself away from my 360 to come down here, clearly they could have done this through a web conference, but no matter. Many have felt Wolfington should have taken the reigns of the Alliance long ago, now that he has let see him back up what he promises, lets see if he has what everyone thinks he did years ago to get the Alliance back on track.

http://www.wfwa-online.com

 

[Labblowlybype]

WfWA New Direction

tesral hit the nail on the head with his statement. Old school was a little more freer in spirit. However the quality of the books and such were not as good as new school. My poor arduin grimoire books have suffered through the years.