Welcome to the second installment of the Donovan Diaries!
Well, the Ides of March have come and gone, and, as promised, they were
certainly full of all the deceit and treachery that any organization
could
handle.
Numerous crippling blows were dealt to the FWF in their attempt to
eradicate
the LWA and the DWO from their midst. Foremost, FWF stars Romeo
Diamond and
Double D, The Dirty Dogg failed to show, as they're own personal demons
continue to haunt them. Romeo Diamond continues to fight through a
bout
with an unnamed viral infection, while Double D has had an unfortunate
run-in with the law. We wish both these superstars well in their
attempts
to return to the ring.
In their absence, I was forced to sit and listen to an interminably
long
winded promo from the DWO in which they claimed that they were the
greatest
duo in the history of professional wrestling. Then, in a remarkable
act of
bravery, a returning Blu Haze defeated these narcotically enhanced
degenerates in a brutal hardcore battle.
Haze seemed to be a bit out of wrestling shape in his return, but we
here in
the front office feel that this legendary performer can handle his
weight
concerns.
On a personal note, the horrific attack I suffered at the hands of Blu
Haze
(punctuated by a particularily vicious falcon arrow front slam) will
not go
without justice. I felt as though this returning athlete could be
dealt
with logically, but judging from his attack, he seems to be bent on
destruction in the FWF, and has abandoned (for now), the intelligence
and
ring generalship which led him to success.
Furthermore, the card was hampered by the surprise disapperance of the
Essential Element from the FWF. This top-tier wrestler was dealt with
accordingly as his Videotape title was stripped from him, by me, in a
display of my authority over our rustic brothers from the north in the
LWA.
Again, his run in with the law symbolizes the type of outlaw behavior
that I
am railing against in the FWF. Degenerates, n'er -do -wells, and
scumbags
are in the crosshairs of my attack here in the FWF.
As well, I introduced a new member to the FWF Executive Team in
Criminally
Insane, the new Designated Enforcer of Ambulatory Disabilities
(D.E.A.D.).
While he was defeated at the hands of Tank Dog, a skilled athlete in
his own
right, the renewed fire and vigor of his movement in the ring shows
that the
DEAD is to be seen as a fearsome competitor in the FWF. I have also
found
oher athletes to join this elite force in the the FWF, and they will be
introduced in the coming months.
Next, we must address the situation regarding the matchup between
Southside
Crippler and Mojo Rising. For moths now, the Crippler has become a
pain in
the ass backstage, basically marking out for himself as a technical
expert.
Hence, I booked this matchup with Mojo Rising, a far superior technical
athlete. Mojo didn't prove me wrong, and defeated Southside Crippler
after
employing "Some Nasty S**t," an underhooking dragon headlock submission
manuever.
In the fracas following his matchup, Tank Dog, the seemingly eternal
nemesis
of the Crippler, ran out, assaulted the Crippler with "Nick's Chair,"
and
laid the Videotape title across the fallen Southside Crippler.
Numerous
questions must be asked. What, if anything, does this mean about Tank
Dog?
How did he aquire the Essential Element's two most prized belongings?
And,
does he now believe that he deserves serious consideration as a true
wrestler now, after having left the hardcore division? This man is a
hardcore icon...does he have wha it takes? Time will tell...
And finally, the question of the week award goes to this one: Is it
safer to
play in rush hour traffic on the GW Parkway, or be in the way of
Midknight?
Pierre Toussaint may want to play chicken in traffic more often
following
the vicious assault laid on him by Midknight. This turn of events was
most
troubling to me. Midknight, Sergio and myself had been in contact for
numerous months planning his much anticipated return. There is no
doubt in
anyone's mind that Midknight is a wrestler deserving of a shot at the
FWF
Backyard Championship. However, there are much, much better ways of
solving
this problem than a brutal, cowardly attack. How, or better, who,
caused
Midknight to snap? We know that Pierre was anticipating a matchup with
the
Ghetto Sheik, the semi-retired backyard legend who has been calling for
his
head for months now. Instead, Midknight, one of the FWF's brightest,
has
become a dark, frightening individual.
For that matter, so has Pierre Toussiant. The Hitman become the
Hothead
after blasting me with a vicious right cross to the cranium. I was
knocked
unconcious after that brutal assault, mixed with the other assaults I
dealt
with throughout the afternoon. I know Pierre Toussaint. We've been up
and
down the road hundreds of times in the FWF. He's a decent man of
honesty
and integrity who firmly believes in the values of fair play and
justice.
However, sometimes it seems as though he wants to go after these ideals
alone. Are his hatred of the Ghetto Sheik and Midknight getting the
best of
his rationality? Who's to tell? All I know is that I've got no one on
my
side in this battle against our outside invaders. As I told Sergio
Estavia
this afternoon while on conference call, when it comes to Wrong Way in
April, we'll be like that old Stealer's Wheel song verse "I've got
clowns to
the left of me, jokers to the right. Here I am, stuck in the middle
with
you." This is definitely not a good situation for the FWF. Watch out
for
Wrong Way April. It's gonna be a doozy.
-Mr. Marcus Donovan
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