Well, look who figured out how to use the Internet! That's right, now all of you little adrenaline junkies out there can keep up-to-date tabs on what's going on in my world right here on The Electric Grapevine!
So, yeah, welcome to the Grapevine's first edition! I'll be using this little corner of the Net to check in frequently when I'm on the road and don't have immediate access to ICWF camera crews. Right now I'm sitting inside the Little Rock National Airport lobby at a Subway enjoying a foot long Buffalo Chicken sub and soaking up their free Wi-Fi while I wait for a little luggage problem to work itself out. I'm getting more and more amped up about tonight's match with every hour that passes!
Before I logged on to the Grapevine, I spent a little time on the ICWF website streaming the latest TV spots that have aired and I couldn't help but notice a couple of things about my upcoming opponent, Rama Garcia. First off, I know this dude is supposed to be the Lightweight Champion and all, but he doesn't look any bigger than a jumbo shrimp! I mean, come on! How am I supposed to take him seriously when it's going to feel like I'm fighting a Latino Mini-Me!?
Second: is Garcia really speaking about himself in the third person? I'll tell you one thing, Tripp Daniels does not condone this sort of behavior.
Third: At one point I think he tried to insult me by calling me "gato", which if I'm translating correctly, means cat in English. That's supposed to be a burn? Give me a break! That's an endearing term here in the states, Broseph! Just the other day, I was bumming around San Dimas and I saw this guy who I used to work with in a surf shop. Anyway, when we went our separate ways he told me "See ya around, cool cat!" True story.
Fourth: Finally, he can build some false hope for himself by talking all that trash about how he is going to embarass me and how I'm no match for the great Rama Garcia, but the only one who is going to be embarassed is him when he takes me for granted and I make him wish that he never crossed the border.
I just got a text telling me where to pick up my luggage, so I'm going to do that and try to head to the hotel so I can catch some Z's before the morning. I'll be seeing you guys tomorrow night before Rumble begins in a special pre-card interview I just scheduled with Brian Jackson as a follow-up to his Q&A session with Garcia yesterday.
Until next time, always remember: It's better to burn out than it is to fade away!
So, yeah, welcome to the Grapevine's first edition! I'll be using this little corner of the Net to check in frequently when I'm on the road and don't have immediate access to ICWF camera crews. Right now I'm sitting inside the Little Rock National Airport lobby at a Subway enjoying a foot long Buffalo Chicken sub and soaking up their free Wi-Fi while I wait for a little luggage problem to work itself out. I'm getting more and more amped up about tonight's match with every hour that passes!
Before I logged on to the Grapevine, I spent a little time on the ICWF website streaming the latest TV spots that have aired and I couldn't help but notice a couple of things about my upcoming opponent, Rama Garcia. First off, I know this dude is supposed to be the Lightweight Champion and all, but he doesn't look any bigger than a jumbo shrimp! I mean, come on! How am I supposed to take him seriously when it's going to feel like I'm fighting a Latino Mini-Me!?
Second: is Garcia really speaking about himself in the third person? I'll tell you one thing, Tripp Daniels does not condone this sort of behavior.
Third: At one point I think he tried to insult me by calling me "gato", which if I'm translating correctly, means cat in English. That's supposed to be a burn? Give me a break! That's an endearing term here in the states, Broseph! Just the other day, I was bumming around San Dimas and I saw this guy who I used to work with in a surf shop. Anyway, when we went our separate ways he told me "See ya around, cool cat!" True story.
Fourth: Finally, he can build some false hope for himself by talking all that trash about how he is going to embarass me and how I'm no match for the great Rama Garcia, but the only one who is going to be embarassed is him when he takes me for granted and I make him wish that he never crossed the border.
I just got a text telling me where to pick up my luggage, so I'm going to do that and try to head to the hotel so I can catch some Z's before the morning. I'll be seeing you guys tomorrow night before Rumble begins in a special pre-card interview I just scheduled with Brian Jackson as a follow-up to his Q&A session with Garcia yesterday.
Until next time, always remember: It's better to burn out than it is to fade away!
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