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GCW For
Glory & Gold
August 12th,
2017
On Camera
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Most know by
now that Julia Braddock is the younger sister of Glory Braddock, a member of
the famous Braddock wrestling family.
She made her debut under the tutelage of Glenn Braddock, her trainer and
the patriarch of the Braddock family.
Glenn Braddock is the one who originally brought fame to the Braddock
family, having been a successful wrestler on the amateur circuits. He was so successful that people in his
native United Kingdom nicknamed him “Britain’s Best” and he would have competed
in the Olympics were it not for a back injury that ended his competitive
career. Thus he transitioned into
training the future generation of wrestlers, including his daughters, Glory and
Julia Braddock.
Things were
never perfect for the Braddock family and Glenn in particular. He bore a secret; Julia’s sibling
relationship to Glory was kept from the public eye for a very long time. Glenn’s brother, Peter Braddock, raised Julia
as his own. Julia grew up thinking she
was Glory’s cousin. She believed it in
the early years of her professional wrestling debut. She never suspected that Glenn was training
her not just to help her be the best but also to be closer to his daughter.
Glory’s
debut was almost an immediate success, unlike Julia, who had some rough spots
early on in her career. Julia had been
expected to live up to the high expectations of “Britain’s Best” Glenn Braddock
and “The Best in the World” Glory Braddock; but all she wanted was to just be
Julia Braddock. She never wanted to be
compared to Glory Braddock. Those
comparisons, criticisms, and judgments the so-called “experts” passed as they
compared Julia and Glory, they slowly drove Julia to jealousy.
Julia’s
jealousy hit a peak when, shortly after Peter’s death, Glenn Braddock finally
came clean and admitted that he was Julia’s father. The realization that she and Glory were, in
actuality, sisters made her even more crazed with jealousy and drove her to try
and become the best Braddock in the family.
Her jealousy caused Julia to burn several bridges in the process of
proving herself to the world.
No longer
did she want anything to do with Glenn Braddock, her true father, because he
had abandoned her and lied to her all of her life. She definitely didn’t want anything to do
with Glory Braddock, for Julia was convinced that she was Glory’s superior and
that the attention should be on her, not Glory.
Julia’s
jealousy even led her to quit the UWA, a place she had been since the company’s
inception. Her jealousy over the
attention the other Braddock family members had been getting led to an
overinflated ego and overinflated opinion of herself. Her ego made her feel misused by UWA and thus
she left that company high and dry.
Something
had to be done, with Julia’s ego and jealousy running wild and causing great
distress for the Braddock family. The
issues within the family had to be dealt with.
Those issues would come to a head tonight, at the GCW For Glory &
Gold event. Glory Braddock had
challenged her younger sister Julia to a sixty minute Iron Man Match. This one went to regulation as a one to one
tie and then an overtime period was about to commence…
The referee
waits as Glory pulls herself up using the ropes, looking confident as she
finally got Julia to tap out. By contrast, Julia looks thoroughly depressed as
she realizes that all she had to do was hold on for one more second and she
would have beaten Glory a second time but she couldn’t hold on. The referee
calls for the bell to start the overtime period!
The two
women trade right hands, almost as if this whole thing started all over again.
Glory gets the better of the exchange, backing Julia against the ropes. She
whips her in and lowers her head but Julia makes her pay with a swift kick to
the face followed up by Julia In Excelsis Deo! Julia immediately rolls into a
cover…
1…
2…
…3NOO! Glory
kicks out!
Julia shakes
her head, shocked that her move didn’t end it. Julia rolls out of the ring and
retrieves a steel chair. She brings it in and blasts Glory over the head,
knocking her down! The referee can’t disqualify her as this can only end via
pin or submission. Glory is busted wide open and bloody begins to pour from her
face. She waits as Glory pulls herself up and Julia blasts her a second time in
the head with the chair! Julia gets rid of the chair and instead of covering
goes up to the second rope. Glory pulls herself up and turns around into
Queen’s Ransom! Julia covers!
1…
2…
…3NOO! Glory
kicks out!
Julia is severely
frustrated now. She takes Glory and locks her in The Guillotine, hoping to
finally beat Glory a second straight time, and a second straight time via
submission. The hold squeezes Glory’s head, causing the blood to flow more and
more. The referee gets right there in Glory’s face, asking her if she wants to
give up. Glory feels flashbacks from Resurrection, when she lost via submission
for the first time in her career. Julia shouts at Glory to give up, to tap out,
but Glory shakes her head, refusing to give up. Just then, Glory shifts her
weight, turning Julia ever so slightly, causing Julia’s shoulders to go flat on
the canvas...
1…
2…
…3!
DING! DING!
DING!
“Ladies and gentlemen, here is your winner
of the Iron Woman Match, in overtime, GLORY BRADDOCK!”
The referee
helps Glory Braddock to her feet. She holds her arms up high in the air as she
celebrates. The fans shower her with cheers of adulation, joyous that she
picked up the victory. Julia, meanwhile, looks dejected, as she has been beaten
by her sister in the Iron Woman Match. Julia uses the ropes to pull herself up
and she stares across at Glory, who continues to celebrate. Glory turns as she
watches Julia cautiously approach her. The two get eye to eye and stare each
other down. A low rumble begins in the crowd, anxious that the two may go at it
again. But just then, Julia extends her hand…
“Congratulations, Glory. I was wrong and you
were right. Tonight you were The Best in the World.”
Glory
accepts the embrace but then pulls her in for a tight hug. “Yes and tonight you took the Best in the World to the limit. You were
one second away from beating me in regulation.”
They break
the embrace and the emotion is clearly on both women’s faces. “As far as I’m concerned, there is no
superior or inferior, we are on the same level, Julia. You are every bit “The
Best in the World” as I am, and let no one tell you otherwise.”
“Yes, equals.” Julia responds, nodding
her head.
With the
peace having been made, the crowd cheers loudly for the both them, giving them
appreciation for the show they put on here tonight. Julia then makes her exit,
allowing Glory to celebrate in the ring with her fans.
A few fans
are congratulating Julia, either for putting on a great performance or for
showing class and sportsmanship at the end of the match, but either way it
doesn’t seem to go noticed by Julia herself as she just continues her steady
walk up the ramp back. The beautiful
blonde reaches the top of the ramp towards the entrance and turns one final
time towards the ring where her sister Glory is still celebrating. Julia gives one final salute before turning
and heading through the curtains and back to the backstage area.
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GCW For
Glory & Gold
August 12th,
2017
Off Camera
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Julia walks
past the ready area and starts down the hall but then a rough, gruff, clearing
of the throat stops her dead in her tracks.
She turns to her right and spots her father, Glenn Braddock standing
there off to the side, staring a hole right through her. Anticipating a lecture she sighs and shakes
her head.
“So…”
“About time you got back here.” He
roughly states.
“I was a little busy, dad.” She sighs
again. “I assume you’re happy with the
outcome?”
“Of course I am.”
Julia rolls
her eyes. “Yeah, Glory won, that’s what
you wanted. That’s what everyone wanted,
I take it.”
“Hold on for a bloody moment.” Glenn
approaches his youngest daughter. “Now
you’re putting words into my mouth.”
“What do you mean!” Julia exclaims,
exasperated and frustrated over the match itself, a marathon match, that has
drawn so much emotion from her body that she can still barely cry over it. “You just said you were happy with the
outcome! Glory won! She beat me!
That was the outcome!”
“That’s where you’re wrong.” Glenn says,
shaking his head. “I couldn’t give a damn
less if you or Glory had won tonight.”
Julia shakes
her head with confused. “I’m confused…”
He places a
hand on her shoulder. “The outcome I
wanted to see was you believing in yourself.
I wanted to see you take your wrestling game to the next level. You did both tonight. You never could last against Glory unless you
believed in yourself and you had the wrestling ability to back it up. But more importantly…”
A tear forms
in the tough grizzled veteran’s eye “…you
and your sister made peace. This long,
bitter, jealous rivalry between you two is over. That is what I’m happy about.”
“Yeah, I guess…” her voice trails off as
she stares out past Glenn, thinking long and hard about what brought this all
about, wondering if it really is over or if there is something else that needs
to be dealt with, that needs to be handled.
“What is it, Julia?” Glenn asks, sensing
that she’s troubled.
“It’s just that…” she sighs deeply “…it’s just, this may have ended for now,
but we need to face up to some difficult facts or else another problem may come
up between me and Glory, or me and you, or even you and Glory. At least one of us, maybe more than one,
hasn’t faced up to at least one difficult fact.”
“What’s that?”
“It’s you…” she says, tears forming in
her own eyes yet again “...it’s still
hard for me to not look at you as Uncle Glenn, because all my life I thought
you were my uncle, all my life I loved Peter Braddock, my father, and then when
he died I am told that you were my real father and you gave me up to my REAL
Uncle Peter to raise?”
She shakes
her head. “I had jealousy with Glory
before, a rivalry with her before, but imagine how this revelation affected
it?”
“I know…”
“Do you?
Do you really know what it was like, dad? You were never there for me. You abandoned me so you could raise
Glory. It wasn’t Glory’s fault, I see
that now, and I’m not going to try and take the blame entirely off of myself
because I could’ve handled things better, but you made the situation worse.”
“I do know,” he says, nodding his head “and I hope to make it up to you.”
He opens his
arms up for a hug. “If you’ll let me,
that is.”
“Yeah, I think I like the sound of that.” She
embraces him in a tight hug. “Tonight is
a night of second chances. I think we
all could use a reset…a reboot…”
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Glenn
Braddock
On Camera
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I’m not sure
if it was Fleur Jamieson or David Helms, or maybe it was a damn intern stuffing
his face with doughnuts, but one you bloody clowns can’t get your facts straight. Let’s take a look at this damnable hype sheet
your monkeys wrote: “Two debuts, and Lilith fresh off what was a near Hybrid
Championship reign... something has to give.”
Let’s get
this clear, only one self-described gobshite is making his debut and that’s
Ryan Watson. Julia Braddock isn’t making
her debut. She was her in UWA since the
beginning. And yeah, she took some time
off. She was going through some tough
shit and had to get her head clear. But
she’s back, she’s focused, and she’s ready to get back into the game and make a
name for herself in the company she has always called home.
This isn’t a
debut for my daughter Julia. This is a
homecoming and she’s damn sure ready to make it a successful homecoming. Hype Watson all you want, do your best to
make Lilith look good, but at the end of the day Julia Braddock will be the one
standing tall, because she is The Kensington Knockout and she has come
home. She is taking back her spot in
UWA.
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August 26th,
2017
Off Camera
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Julia
Braddock knew that the 60 Minute Iron Man Match against her sister Glory was a
turning point in her professional career.
Even in a loss she proved her merit and worth to the wrestling world at
large. She knows now that the sky is the
limit, she could go places if she makes the proper decisions from here on
out. And that’s really the key; good
decisions. Julia has made decisions that
she has regretted, decisions that she feels she cannot go back and fix. She has burned bridges that she feels are
beyond repair. But perhaps now she can
at least go forward with her career and make the right decisions.
For the past
several months her career has been in the hands of Kayla Jones and Jones
Wrestling Incorporated. The problem is,
Julia’s ego made it so that she never listened to her manager’s advice. Perhaps if she had listened to Kayla’s advice
she wouldn’t have made the mistakes that she had made? What’s done is done and there is no fixing
it. Julia is just grateful that Kayla
stuck by her no matter what. For Kayla,
family is very important and despite Julia’s stubborn refusal to listen to
reason, Kayla would not abandon her.
Julia is
grateful for that.
This is what
brings us to Boston, Massachusetts where we find Julia Braddock standing out in
front of the Boston headquarters of Jones Wrestling Incorporated. This company started out as a modeling agency
that Kayla Jones started. The younger
Jones sibling used nearly all of her savings to purchase it and make it her own
but it worked out in the end, for she turned the fledgling modeling agency
around. In later years she would expand
her business, choosing to manage the careers of professional athletes. Currently she manages the wrestling careers
of GCW athletes Gabriela Austin, Hayley Gold, and, most recently, Julia
Braddock.
The
beautiful blonde is wearing a pretty silk cold-shoulder yellow sun dress that
falls to just below the knee. Her feet
are encased in mirror metallic high-heeled sandals. She opens the front door of Jones Wrestling Incorporated
headquarters and steps inside, letting the door shut behind her. Jones makes her way up to a desk, pausing
just momentarily to smile politely at the clerk and greet him….
“Hi there.” Julia warmly greets the male
secretary at the front desk. “How are
you?”
“I’m doing fine, Ms. Braddock.” The
clerk, Bruce, remarks.
“Is Kayla ready to see me?”
“Yes,” he nods his head “Ms. Jones is waiting.”
“Great.”
With that,
Julia walks on past the desk and continues down a long hallway until she comes
to a stop at a door leading to someone’s office. The door reads “Kayla Jones”. She smiles as she turns the doorknob and
pushes the office door open, stepping inside.
Immediately she lays her eyes upon a female sitting at a large oak
desk. She is wearing a black pantsuit
with a matching black blazer, white button up silk blouse, and black high
heeled pumps. Her long naturally red
hair hangs unrestrained to shoulder length.
She looks up at Julia standing there in her office and she smiles
politely at her.
“Hi, Julia!” Kayla says cheerfully. “I am so glad you came!”
“I had no choice, really.” Julia says as
she walks over to the desk and sits down in one of the chairs. Kayla furrows her brow out of curiosity.
“What do you mean by that?”
“I’m at a crossroads, Kayla.” Julia
remarks stoically. “I think everyone can
see that now, especially after that match between Glory and I at For Glory and
Gold.”
Kayla nods
her head. “That was a tremendous
match. I hate it that you lost but you
definitely showed the world that you have nothing but unlimited potential.”
“Yeah, potential…” Julia’s voice trails
off; she sighs deeply “…everyone has
known for a long time that I have potential.
I am a Braddock for goodness sake.
I have this business running through my blood.”
She points a
finger at Kayla. “You know exactly what
I’m talking about, the business runs through your blood with you being a
Jones.”
Kayla nods
her head. “Yeah, I know.”
“But that’s all I’ve ever been…just
potential.” She shakes her head. “I
haven’t been able to break through.”
“I disagree.” Kayla responds as she
leans forward. “You are a former GCW
World Champion.”
“Yes, but people complain that I cheated to
win it. This Iron Man Match was the
closest I came to breaking through and I couldn’t get the job done.” She
sighs and shakes her head. “I realize if
I had just listened to you and your advice when you offered it, maybe I
would’ve broken through.”
Kayla leans
back in her chair and scratches her chin. “Well,
you are right about one thing. Having a
manager, agent, or whatever you want to call it means you should listen to
their advice at least some of the time.
Otherwise what is the point in having them? But…”
She shakes
her head “….but that’s not what I want
you to do, Julia. I don’t want you to
blindly do everything I say. I’m just
here to offer my many years of wrestling advice and expertise. Take it or leave it.”
“Well that’s good to know, because I’m here
to listen to that advice. Far too long
have I just ignored you and did whatever the hell I wanted, even when you
disagreed with my actions.”
Kayla
smirks. “You were acting like a bit of a
spoiled bitch, Julia.”
“Gee, you don’t have to put it like that.” Julia
snickers. “Even if it is true.”
Kayla grins
from ear to ear, nodding her head. “Great,
so you’re ready to listen?”
“Yes, definitely. I see For Glory and Gold as a turning
point. I lost, I may not have got the
breakthrough I wanted, but I did show the world what I am capable of when I put
my mind to it. What I did that night was
nothing short of a world championship level performance. I know I can have the breakthrough I
want. I just need guidance in the right
direction. And I’m ready to listen to
your advice, Kayla, because I know I made a ton of mistakes when I tried to do
things by myself. It’s time I realized
that I cannot always do things on my own, that sometimes I do need help.”
Kayla sighs
deeply and nods her head. “You’re right,
you did do some things that I consider mistakes. You did things I’m not necessarily proud of,
but I stuck by you and supported you anyway.
So if you’re serious about getting help and listening to my advice, then
maybe you should start by fixing one of the biggest of those mistakes right off
the bat.”
“Ok, fine,” Julia says, nodding her head
in agreement “we can do that.”
“Excellent,” a devilish grin forms on
Kayla’s face “then you’re rejoining UWA.”
“Wait, what?” Julia blinks her eyes
several times, a look of surprise is on her face as she isn’t sure she heard
Kayla right. “UWA?”
“That’s right, UWA.” Kayla responds. “You never should have left UWA. You were one of the UWA originals and a
former UWA Queen of the Ring Champion and UWA Hybrid Champion. You were going places, Julia, but you threw
that all out of the window and for what reason?”
“They…” Julia struggles to find the
right words but can’t seem to do so “…they…”
“According to you they were not giving you
the spotlight you deserved. You fell
into the same jealousy trap that you fell into with your sister Glory. You felt everyone was giving Glory a
spotlight that you were entitled to. You
felt that same way with UWA, that other athletes were getting a spotlight you
deserved.” She shakes her head. “But
it doesn’t work out like that, Julia. No
one is entitled to a damn thing in this business. You earn your spots. You were on the precipice of earning one of
UWA’s top spots before you took your ball and went home like a child throwing a
tantrum.”
It’s clear
based on the pained expression on Julia’s face that the words Kayla just said
really hurt her. Kayla just sighs and
shakes her head.
“I’m sorry, Julia, but if you really are
ready to listen to me then you need to hear the hard truth and that is the
truth.”
“I…” Julia nods her head “…I know.
You’re right about that, I did act like a spoiled child. But…”
Julia shakes
her head “…they’ll never take me
back. I burned that bridge to the ground
and I cannot build it back.”
“Oh ye of little faith.” Kayla reaches
into the drawer of her desk and produces a piece of paper. She passes it across the desk for Julia to
read. Julia picks it up and begins
reading. Her eyes grow wide as she
reads the details.
“No…this is impossible…” Julia shakes
her head “…this is…”
“That’s right.” Kayla nods her head. “Those are the tentative details of a
contract between you and the UWA. I
spoke with David Helms and UWA’s new minority owner Fleur Jamieson extensively
to get this deal ironed out. No legal
drafts have been written yet, because I wanted to make sure you would be
agreeable to a UWA return before any of our lawyers got involved in writing an
actual contract. But that is what the
deal would look like.”
Julia looks
down at the tentative contract, then back up at Kayla, and she shakes her head.
“Kayla, I…I just can’t believe this…where’d
you get the time to do all of this work on my behalf?”
“It was difficult.” Kayla admits. “I’ve been dealing with a personal family
situation and a SCW Rise To Greatness Scaffold Scramble to prepare for on top
of this UWA contract for you. I had to
sacrifice some time when I could’ve been preparing for Rise To Greatness or
dealing with my family situation to make sure you were dealt with properly.”
“You’re too good to me, Kayla.” Julia
bows her head in shame. “I don’t deserve
this.”
“Oh quiet, you.” Kayla says with a
smirk. “I always put family first and we
may be cousins but we are family.”
Julia looks
back down at the contract again and then back up at Kayla. “This amount they’re willing to pay me…”
“I know.” Kayla nods her head. “It’s the same amount you were making before
you left the company.”
“But the things I did, the bridges I burned,
I don’t…” she shakes her head “…I
don’t deserve this pay right off the bat.”
“For starters, you are NOT a damn
rookie. You are a UWA original making a
return, so get it right. And secondly,
you don’t give humanity enough credit.
People are a lot more forgiving than you give them credit for. UWA doesn’t really care what you did when you
were away or even why you left in the first place. They just want you back. So needless to say, Fleur was glad to work
with me in getting you back.”
Kayla
reaches across the desk and grabs Julia by her hand. “You just need to learn how to forgive yourself.”
“You’re right, Kayla,” Julia grins from
ear to ear “it is time to forgive
myself. And maybe it is time I try to
rebuild some bridges.”
“So does that mean you want me to let Fleur
know you’re on board?”
“Absolutely.” Julia says, nodding her
head. “I’m returning to UWA.”
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Kayla Jones
On Camera
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I want to
start by thanking Fleur Jamieson and David Helms for working together with me
to bring Julia Braddock back to UWA.
This company just is not complete without Julia Braddock, one of the UWA
originals, a woman who dates her UWA tenure back to when it was just a brand
extension of the IWC, a woman who is a former Hybrid and Queen of the Champion
here in this great company, and a woman who now is more focused than ever on
reclaiming her spot in the UWA.
Julia isn’t
ignorant or naïve, though. She understands
that she has been gone for awhile and she knows that she cannot just walk in
and reclaim her spot. She knows and
looks forward to climbing back up the ladder and earning her spot in this
company…and maybe earning more than just her spot…maybe, just maybe, going
beyond that and becoming UWA World Champion?
But I’m
getting ahead of myself. It’s all about
climbing the ladder and Julia has to start all over like everyone else. She starts off against Ryan Watson, who is
making his debut, and against Lilith Evans, who had a good Hybrid Title Match
against Victoria Salinas.
Ryan,
Lilith, I wish you the best of luck, you’ll need it against my client; against
my cousin, The Kensington Knockout, and I have to warn you that she will kick
your teeth right down your throat!
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On Camera
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John
Steinbeck once said that “you can’t go
home again because home has ceased to exist except in the mothballs of memory.”
John
Steinbeck was a brilliant man and a great writer, but I aim to prove that
statement wrong.
Most should
recognize me, and those who don’t at the very least should recognize the last
name. I am The Kensington Knockout, I am
Julia Braddock. That’s right, Braddock,
of the Braddock wrestling family. The
daughter of Glenn Braddock, sister of Glory Braddock…
…but with
all due respect to my father and my sister, they don’t matter; at least, they
don’t matter here in UWA, because UWA is the home of Julia Braddock and has
been my home ever since its inception, when we were still just a brand
extension of the IWC, to when we branched out and went off on our own as our
own independent wrestling company. Even
when we had our disagreement and I left the company, deep down in my heart and
my soul I regretted leaving, I missed the fans of the Uprising universe, and more
than anything else, I missed this place, I missed home.
UWA is also
a company I helped build from the ground up.
I am one of the UWA originals so to say that I am making my debut on
Uprising is a misnomer and is quite misleading.
I was here at the very beginning.
I was the first ever UWA Hybrid Champion. I was there in the first elimination chamber
match that led to Vanilla Skyy’s wrestling career ending. I was the UWA Queen of the Ring Champion.
Yes, I have
some great memories of UWA. Now I’m back
to create even more memories. Maybe I’ll
become a two time Hybrid Champion? Two
time Queen of the Ring Champion? I could
win my first ever X-Limits Championship or I could find a tag team partner and
become tag team champion? Or maybe, just
maybe, I could create the biggest and greatest memory of them all become the
UWA World Champion?
Oh but I’m
getting way too ahead of myself. You
see, I’m not going to walk right on in and expect to be treated like nothing has
changed and that I can just retake the spot I had before I left. That’s why Steinbeck claims you can’t go
home. When you leave somewhere you once
called home and you try to return, you find that time has passed you by and
most of the time people just can’t adapt to those changes, and they realize
that they, too, have to move on. They
have to realize that they cannot go home.
But I’m not
the norm. I am Julia Braddock, I am The
Kensington Knockout, and I have a history of doing things my way, and if I want
to go home, then by God, I will be coming home to UWA Outbreak against Ryan
Watson and Lilith Evans.
Watson, you’re
one lucky bastard…or gobshite as I’m sure you wouldn’t mind being called…you’re
lucky because you get to work in one of the greatest wrestling promotions in
the world. You get to debut in a fast
paced, chaotic triple threat match against Lilith Evans and myself.
Now while
this is your UWA debut, like me this isn’t your first rodeo in pro-wrestling
and I’m sure you know all too well how to handle the chaos of a triple threat
match. But unlike me, you aren’t coming home. You really have no attachment to UWA at all…
…at least not
yet. You’re making your debut, but I’m
coming home, I have an attachment to this place. This IS my home and if you think I’m going to
let myself get beat in my return then you have another thing coming. I won’t go quietly into the darkness. You may beat me, fine, but you’re going to
know you’ve been in a war because Julia Braddock is back and I’m ready to give the
UWA fans a show like they’ve never seen before and I’m prepared to give you the
fight of your life.
And Lilith,
chaos is a word that can definitely be used to describe your career. You’ve been anywhere and everywhere trying to
make an impact, trying to make a name for yourself. But all you’ve managed to succeed in getting
close, so close to that brass ring. Your
latest “close call” was last Outbreak as you came close to winning the Hybrid
Championship. Could the chaos of a
triple threat allow you to sneak in and snatch a win away from Ryan Watson or
myself?
In a word…no…
Unlike Ryan,
this IS your home Lilith. And it has
always been your home because you haven’t left.
But I have more to fight for because this was my home and I’m returning
to reclaim my home. Thus I have more to
fight for. I have the greater cause, the
greater desire. My need to win is bigger
than yours because I need to return and show the UWA universe that I am back
and I am ready, not to sit around and take up space, not to complain about not
getting any opportunities…
…that was
the old Julia Braddock.
I’m here to
CREATE opportunities by CREATING memories and making impacts each and every
time I set foot inside of a UWA wrestling ring. You and Ryan are just two
opportunities I have to make an impact on this UWA roster.
In a sense,
I have come home prepared to start at the bottom of the ladder, and I will
climb that ladder starting Outbreak. I
will climb it back to where I was, and then I will ascend further into the
heavens, I will ascend to the top. I
will be champion someday.
But that
journey starts here, it starts with Lilith Evans and Ryan Watson, it starts on
Outbreak with the return of The Kensington Knockout, and it doesn’t matter what
John Steinbeck says, I am going to come home, because UWA is more than just a
bunch of mothballs of memories to me.
UWA is special.
UWA is home.
