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Sickness and Sorrow RP 1/3?
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Barney Green Offline
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XWF FanBase:
Drug addicts, rebels, weirdos

(the villain you love to hate; has cult following; may deal drugs on side)


#1
09-19-2016, 05:54 AM



I lost in the first round because of that wimp Equinox. He should have never even shown up if he was gonna do that. That match may not have ended like I wanted it to but at least I can say I went down swinging. I would have had a better chance by myself.

Much respect though to Michael McBride though. Him and I are still friends. This was strictly business and I hold no ill will towards him. Peter Gilmour. On the other hand. I can't stand that piece of trash.

Now moving onto my opponents this week on Savage because Savage is the Barney Green Show now. Benito Angelo and Athena Boudreaux. You are in for a Green Awakening. I ain't some horny girl with a shiny new vibrator. I am a veteran of many fights and won't back down from either of you.

I am an evil man with good intentions. I know I have done a lot of bad things to people but I will never apologize for that. You stab me in the back. I ain't gonna cry and whine about it. I am gonna confront you face to face and settle it like a man would.

Just because I get fucked by trannies doesn't make me anything less of a man. I am one of the most violent men the XWF has ever seen. I worked a match with Scully on Warfare and injured my right knee. Tore my ACL but I did what any other person would do in my situation. Tape it up and prepare for Savage and hope I don't injure anything else.

Pain is only temporary. The alcohol numbs the pain slowly. I am still learning about life at thirty-two. I wish I had that significant other in my life and its been a lonely life that I tried to deal with by traveling the road. Maybe I am reaching the end of my glory days as a wrestler but I might as well go out with a bang instead of just a whimper.

I am slowly falling apart and suffering on the inside but I mask that by drinking and looking for acceptance by these fans who have been nothing but nice to me. I will never let down a fan no matter what cost to my body.

Once when I was twelve years old, My Uncle Norm told me this advice that has always stuck with me, "Don't ever stop being yourself. People may not always understand you but the ones that do are true friends." I may not be the best wrestler in the world but through hard work and dedication, I have carved a spot in a business that may have passed me by.

I remember when he died. I was sixteen years old. He drank himself to death and I was the one he left all his money to in a trust fund that I couldn't access until I turned 21. That caused a rift between me and the family because my family is a pack of vultures. When you have money, They are your friend and will be there when you are giving them stuff. Once that money disappears, They disappear and fade away to be just a memory in your mind.

I used that money to help fund my first film called, "The Bus Ride" which was shot on a thousand dollar budget with one camera which got returned after filming ended. The film changed my life and launched my name into the film making industry.

At twenty-four, I was suddenly wealthy and could do whatever I wanted. I bought a nice house in Las Vegas, Nevada and drove there from Boston. I started producing more films and a television series called The Best of Vegas Championship Wrestling. I somehow got the rights to a defunct promotion and used their footage to make a series with former VCW Stars like Sean Memphis and Foley Anderson talking about past matches from the archives.

Sean Memphis was a good guy who should have made it in this business but didn't because he was too small. He was retired by that point and became a banker. Him and I still talk every once in a blue moon.

The Best Of Vegas Championship Wrestling eventually ended after three seasons because towards the end, The promotion was awful. There was a lot of good stuff in the beginning and by the end it was terrible. Chad Roberts was the companies greatest asset and liability at the same time. He was the definition of a true carny promoter. Lying to other wrestlers regarding pay.

At least when I booked a show, I made sure everybody got paid and the show bombed because I booked it the night of a Bruins Game so instead of people coming out to see a wrestling event, They went to the Game instead. What a mess that was. I wound up owing a couple thousand dollars but it was worth it.

The more you fail, The more you learn. As crazy as it sounds, Its better to fail sometimes than succeed. You learn from your mistakes and try to fix everything.I know the way I wrestled is the reason my body is in as much pain as it is.

There are days where I can barely get out of bed because my knees hurt. My back aches. My neck hurts. I get up because I know I need to keep moving forward. Nobody is gonna help me. My family has had numerous chances to redeem themselves with me and have never done it so when I die, I am leaving all my money to whoever is still alive in my circle of friends. I would rather they enjoy my money and whatever than to give a single cent to them.

Training the new recruits at People Power Academy has really motivated me to keep going. Seeing the future in person and knowing that I am the reason for this next batch of wrestlers makes me smile. I may never have a kid but at least I will have quite a few people out there to carry on the Barney Green style of wrestling.

My style has always been unique. In an era of high flyers and highly technical wrestling, I am the last of a bygone era. I don't fit the current mold. I am an old school style wrestler who would prefer to just punch you as hard as I can instead of doing that high flying and technical bullshit. I can do the same amount of damage with a punch. But at the same time, I shortened my career a great deal wrestling hardcore matches.

Is it worth it? Yes and no. Yes, I am glad I got to experience all these places and meet all these people. No because I am broken down now and falling apart each match. I only got a select number of matches left in me so I gotta make each match count.

No more taking unnecessary risks. Pounding back a bottle of Guinness while I study each match I can to detect weaknesses and prepare accordingly. Instead of just running in there like a certain person did and getting my ass handed to me in two minutes flat, i prepare and make them go at my pace. You wanna beat me. You are gonna have to use your fists to do so. I won't go down without a fight. Just ask Scully. Later, XWF.


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