A Man of Class

**Alexander Melchiott** Mon Jan 17, 2011 9:02 pm

"Hunt You Down" by Saliva blares throughtout the arena as Alexander Conway appears on the top of the entrance ramp. He looks over the crowd for a moment before walking down towards the ring. He circles around to the commentary booth to pick up a microphone, before sliding into the ring.

Alexander: "Well, this topic has gotten a bit dull, but I will address it anyway. Shogun has never legitimately defeated me in any contest....ever. He got lucky with the snapped top-rope, he made The Morbidly Obese Man tap out after he was hit with a chair by his own tag team partner, and finally, he defeated myself and Raven after we got hit with tear gas."

The crowd begins booing, showing their disdain for the happenings of that week.

Alexander: "Shogun had the audacity to claim that I would of taken advantage of that situation if I could have? That is a complete lie. I am a man of class, I may take advantage of every mistake my opponents make, but I wouldn't take advantage of something like tear gas. How can Shogun expect people to be afraid of him when he has to resort to such pathetic lows in order to defeat people? How can he call himself the best in the world, when he can't even defeat me without there being suspicious circumstances?"

Alexander lets his question hang, while he listens to the responses of the audience.

Alexander: "Exactly, he can't. He is a fool, a foolish fool. He'll probably find a way to screw me over this time too, and then go on to talk about how great he is. Shogun, you aren't great. You are a mediocre pile of shit that doesn't deserve to hold that title, much less compete with Alexander Conway."

Alexander receives a very mixed reaction. Some of the audience cheer, agreeing that Shogun doesn't deserve the belt, while others boo, showing their disatisfaction with Alexander Conway.

Alexander: "If Shogun thinks he'll make me tap out, he's mistaken. I have never tapped out during one of my matches, and I don't plan on starting now. Shogun, on the other hand, has tapped out. He's tapped out to The Prophecy."

Alexander climbs the turnbuckle to get a better vantage point.

Alexander: "And it is prophesied that he shall do so again."