Out.of.Character.Comment; goes here •�?YOU WILL NEVER BE ME Was this girl serious? Did she really think that she was going to be able to match up to the likes of Blair Mason? Oh how pathetic...Apparently this bitch didn't know what she was going up against. It was a rookie mistake to not do any type of research on your opponent, and it was ever so obvious that San was a rookie. The worse kind of rookie in fact. The rookie that not only doesn't do her research but gets a big head for no apparent reason. Blair hated those type of people, people that didn't earn their confidence. Blair earned every single thing that she had, she earned every ounce of confidence and every single bit of her talent. What had San done? Sure she claims to have been in several federations but what does that mean when you left no sort of mark to be remembered. What was the point of her anyways? Was it to mix every single type of generic wrestler into one person? Or was it to have yet another useless cunt roaming the WGEF hallways. Either way it all led back to her being a complete idiot, which was something she seemed to do well. She also seemed to talk about nothing quite well, in fact she seemed to make a point of NOT talking about Blair in her so called "promos". When would people learn? When would people see what true talent was, what it meant to be the best. It meant putting in your time and making yourself known for that time you put in. Sure Blair hadn't been heard of before by a lot of American fans but that was because she was too busy training for five years in Japan. Apparently San didn't pay much attention to that scene though so she couldn't have heard of Blair. Silly girl, she doesn't know what it takes to be a real wrestler, she's only got what it takes to be a wanna-be. She only has the ability to be mediocre, but nothing close to excellence like Blair Mason. Blair looked at San and she saw someone that was weak, someone that didn't even deserve her time in the ring. Blair didn't care what San had to say, she didn't care what ridiculous rant San decided to go off on while still pretending to talk about the match, because it wasn't about how much you could talk it was about how much you could show people in the ring and when it came down to it Blair had more to offer in both areas. To Blair San just seemed to be envious. Blair hated the envious, and she would never cling to what they were. In the end though it wouldn't matter what San thought because she would feel the fury. Blair hated doing interviews. She hated to have to americanize herself when she had been so comfortable with what she was doing back in Japan. She had however agreed to do an interview with prowrestling.net. She sat across from a man that looked to be a star trek nerd in his late thirties. He sat behind a desk at his computer. Blair was leaned back, her legs crossed and her leg anxiously bouncing awaiting this idiot to start. Finally he looked over to her from his computer screen. Interviewer; Alright Blair. So we'll start off with some background questions and move on to some more about you moving into the American professional wrestling scene and such. So first question, What do you think your training over in Japan will bring to your matches here, especially in WGEF? Blair Mason; Well I think there is a pretty obvious answer to that question, what I did over in Japan is more than any other women and many men in the WGEF can say that they have done. The wrestling over there is so much more innovative and far more focused on the actual wrestling aspect rather than what persona you put on. I feel like what I'm going to be able to bring in is not only a type of talent that is rarely seen but a rage that isn't commonly seen as well. You see all the people in WGEF they're all the same, they're just carbon copies of each other with a few exception and that is my colleagues that call themselves "The Extinction". You see people like my booked opponent on Friday Night Fight Night, San, they don't understand what it means to be a real wrestler. All they understand is that they get to go out and show off the things they learned in their pathetic little wrestling schools. They don't understand what it means to be a real fighter, and I do. I've been in this business for longer than a lot of people in the WGEF, even though I'm not a well known name to them. I have experience, I have talent, and above all I have the ability to get things done. Something that a lot of people don't have. Interviewer; This sort of corresponds with that, but what do you think you can bring to WGEF? Blair Mason; Obviously I can bring a lot of what I stated before. I can bring them a lot more than they can bring me that is for sure. You see what WGEF lacks is truly credible wrestlers. All the ones they have now are either washed up or they're wanna-bes. They don't really mean a thing to the sport. I can bring that credibility that they are looking for, the credibility that they need and more so the focus. You see what it seems like to me is that so many of the "superstars" are intent on finding dates and getting married, for them it isn't about what wrestling they're doing it's more about who they can fuck next and it's disgusting. I have a focus that is clearly set on doing one thing, and that is winning and bringing forward the wrestling part of what this federation is mostly about. See wrestling fans don't want to tune in every week to see who Chris Orton is getting married to now, they want to tune in to see great wrestlers like myself, Drew Stevenson, Blake Lovo, and Mark Riggs kick this shit out of all the little has-beens and wanna-bes that roam the backstage area. I am going to bring a focus that isn't just about how much you can talk but how much you can back up your talk, and that one is directed towards my opponent San. The bitch thinks she knows what she's doing, she thinks she can use ever single generic word in the book and come out on top, well she's wrong. She's got a lot more to deal with in this match than she thinks and I'll make damn sure she realizes that when I get into the ring with her. Interviewer; Speaking of your debut match, do you have anything you plan on doing to prepare for it? Blair Mason; I'd like to go with my normal routine but with her it's harder because she really isn't anywhere close to my abilities so I can't really look up her old matches, nor can I look into her background because she doesn't have much of one. So I just plan to keep an eye on her, hope that maybe she'll actually say something related to our match besides my name, then I'll try and sit through a promo without wondering the relevance. Then if she does I'll correct her, remind her of what I've done with my life, then we'll compare that to what she has done with hers we'll come to the obvious conclusion that I am better then when I go into that match against her not only will I know that I'm going to win, but she will know as well. See for me, it's about letting my opponents know what they're up against. It isn't always about knowing what they can do, more like making them aware of what I can do. If San was smart, she would look at my old tapes, she would study up on me because I'm not a normal opponent, I'm not another prissy little Candice Michelle mark trying to make it in the wrestling business. I'm a REAL FUCKING WRESTLER. I'm not here to pose for playboy or take part in a beauty pageant, I'm here to do what I love and that's wrestle. Hell maybe she is too, but I can bet she hasn't gone through as much as I have to get to where I am today. Not a whole lot of people have, and do you know why, it's because it's hard to do what I've done. It's hard to actually do well over in Japan when you have so many innovators, so much competition. This competition, this will be a breeze for me. San will be a breeze for me. Not just because she can't seem to stay focused on what is really going on, how about you go have another fucking drink and pretend like that's going to make you better. It will never put you at my level San, nothing will ever put you at my level, you will NEVER be me. You can say you don't wanna be me, you can say that you are "different" than anyone else but I see what you really are, you're just another washed up whore wanting to be a wrestler. You try to be poetic you try and make it different but that won't change what you really are, a pathetic excuse for a wrestler. You are the exact person that I feed on San, you are the exact type of person I hate. So mix your generic brew together, keep labeling yourself as different I want to you fully be aware of what you are and then I want to punish you for ever thinking that you could be a good wrestler. I want to unleash the fury that I came to WGEF to let out on you and make you realize that you are a compete and utter idiot for even trying to talk me down, that whole two times. I'm better than you San and now you will know that for sure. I'm better than everything you stand for and everything I stand for is better than you. There was a moment of silence between the interviewer and Blair. He cleared his throat and continued to type, it was obvious that it was hard for him to keep up. Interviewer; What plans do you have for yourself in WGEF? Blair Mason; At this point there are no set plans. I don't map out what my life is going to be like I just focus on what it is right now. Sure there are hopes I have for myself, winning a title perhaps? However that will come in due time. I don't just walk into a place expecting a title shot, that's the work of idiots. I come in and I do what needs to be done to climb the ladder and the first step is San, she will be the first step in my ladder. Not because she has any significance but because she is going to allow me to show why I belong at the top and why I am going to climb to the top along with my colleagues. I don't play nice and I don't try and fit the mold of what a female wrestler should be, I'm not going to pretend like I am a damsel in distress that needs help from people. I signed a contract with WGEF to make people see what a real female wrestler looks like, because they don't get to see that ever. Now though, they'll get to see that every time I step into that ring, and it is going to be beautiful. People will want to criticize me, they'll want to tell themselves I'm no competition, but they will all be sadly mistaken and deep down inside they will know that I am the best, and I will never be anything less than that. I plan to make people realize that. The interviewer finished typing and nodded his head. Interviewer; Alright I think that's all we need Blair. Thanks for your time and good luck in your match. Blair chuckled to herself a little bit before getting to her feet picking up the purse beside her as she did. Blair Mason; Thanks but you can keep that, I don't need anything against a dumb bitch like San. Blair laughs again to herself before leaving the office.