Act III (Promo) (Yang)

[Sushi-X]

It's about an hour into the show, and the crowd is at a fever pitch in Miami. Backstage, Sushi-X, now with his newly won No Limits Championship, was standing next to Fabiola. In a few moments, he would give his first on-camera interview since his shocking title win.

Tony: Right now, Fabiola standing by with the new No Limits champion, Sushi-X.

Sushi-X, how does it feel to be the new XWA No Limits Champion?

The crowd cheers as the camera zooms in on the championship belt.

How does it feel, Fabiola? It feels great! See, I was told for the better part of two years over and over again that I was weak. I was nothing. I was a nobody. Take a look now. Last month, I beat the so-called greatest pound for pound wrestler on the planet. I did something many thought couldn't be done. I. am... THE... NO LIMITS CHAMPION.

The crowd cheers as Sushi-X holds up the belt.

Earlier tonight, we heard from Overload GM Stan O' Malley. You two will face each other for the third consecutive PPV here at XGames3 for that very No Limits title. Your thoughts?

I know it's not going to be easy, Fab. I know I'll have to bust my ass even harder than before. But let's cut the cliches and one-liners. And speak from the heart.

Bryan, you have brought out the very best in me over the past few months. For that, I thank you. And I'm sure the fans do too. The two of us have single-handedly elevated the No Limits division. You were the standard for a long time. Now I am. And I hope to hold this championship for a very... long... time.

The crowd pops again, but only for a moment before turning to boos for the former champion, Bryan Yang.

[sion]

A few segments later into the show, Joe Beakman catches up to Brian Yang backstage. He was dressed to fight, shadow boxing not to far from the area Upper Echelon had designated for themselves backstage.

Hey Brian. Can I get a word with ya'?

What the hell do you want, Beakman?

I wanted to get your thoughts on what Sushi-X had to say regarding your No Limits Title rematch tonight.

My thoughts? *Hmmmph* I'll tell you my thoughts. The only, and I repeat ONLY reason why that masked disgrace beat me at Devil's Night is something scientist call "the law of averages". You see, for that two and a half months, Stan O'Malley's been forcing that freak down my throat. Match after match after match. Giving him his "shot" as he said. So it all boils down to a simple equation. You stick a monkey in a room with one of those shape sets, you know...the one with the shaped blocks you had to fit in the spaces? Give him a bunch of square pegs and one round one, and eventually he's gonna fit the round one in the right space. Devil's Night was Sushi-X's right space. And it only took him four tries to get it right. But it's funny how no one remembers the fact that I beat his ass three matches in a row before that. How because of that farce of a GM Stan O'Malley I got forced into fighting a man I already dominated AND defended the No Limits title against.

Sounds to me like you're claiming a conspiracy there, Brian...

A conspiracy? NOOOOOOOOO. I mean, we only say the same damn thing happen to Robby Sylk over on Takedown a couple months ago. Why not have Stan do the same thing to me on Overload. It proves without a doubt that skill isn't what matters to be a champion here, it's kissing corporate ass. And Sushi-X has been up O'Malley's for months. I heard what he had to say. And you know what? I'm glad he thinks that I brought the best out of him at Devil's Night, I really am. Because tonight, he's gonna see the worst of me. After the bell's sounded, Sushi-X is gonna learn a very valuable lesson. And that lesson is you don't anger a dragon.

With scowl on his face, Yang looks Beakman up and down before leaving the area. As Beakman watches with a raised eyebrow, XGamesIII returns to ringside for the next match.