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James Raven · **03-10-2019, 02:49 PM**

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T Money is quite possibly the most arrogant prick that I've ever met, but he's earned the right to be. When I faced him for the Universal title, I believed that he was going to win, without a doubt. He really is that good. The most interesting thing about him though, is while it was daunting to face him, you always had motivation to write. T is the most motivating opponent I've ever faced, because he just rips you to shreds so badly that you desperately want to save your name. Bottom line is, you go up against T, then your own ability increases tenfold. People can say that someone or something brings out the best in them, and just mean it in a figurative sense, but when it comes to T Money, he literally does bring out the best in you.
- Lee Stone

I'm going to be completely honest, in a few of my contests against T Money, I've looked at one of those... nuclear warheads he calls RPs, sat there for about five minutes in silence, and then finally gone 'Oh God, how am I going to top that?' Yep, there you go, candid admission for you right there. You usually have three kinds of heels in this game- the smarmy ones, the arrogant ones, and then you've got the outright sociopaths. T Money's the only person I've known who can actually do all three- and excel at them! Hell, he's virtually made a religion out of the hateful heel persona. The character itself will get you fired up and antsy, and that's exactly why I think he's succeeded as well as he has. When he's on his game... well, you're in trouble.
- Steve Jason

What is there you can say about T Money? You can say lots of things, like how he was self-centered and arrogant among some things. You could also mention all the trouble he caused along with the other Bloodhounds. One thing you could count on though, no matter how much trouble he caused, he would back it up. He truly is one of the few to deserve being a Legend and will always be remembered in XWF.
- Sabrina Wilson

Hell what can I say about T Money...he and Kid made me who I am in this game. They picked me out of a crop of about 20 Impact stars at the time and said "You wanna be a Hound?" He saw that little bit of ability and helped mold me into a top player in the XWF. He would read my RPs and be like "It's no good try this maybe or what if you did this instead. Me played off each other well. T is my boy and always will be. Boodhounds for Life!
- Juggalo

WI came in here being cocky but with little reason to be. Sure, I won a few matches and had people noticing me but I needed something to bring me up from the lower levels and onto the upper card. That something came in the form of T-Money. In character, I hated him but out of character I admired his style, a lot. I actually saw a lot of similarities between him and myself despite our completely different characters. The few times we faced he took me to the limit and gave me enough material and more to produce the best roleplays I've ever written. T-Money is, bar none, one of the best. Our match at Last Breath, despite its disappointing ending, was my favorite match to RP for in my four year history of e-feds.
- "Mr. Amazing" Vincent Jamison

Well... the man has been a thorn in my side ever since the early parts of my career. But I've grown to have a great respect for him and everything he's ever accomplished. In was truly an honor when he asked me to be a member of the Bloodhounds, and I'll always appreciate that. Love him or hate him, T-Money will always give you everything you expect and more every time. He's always brought the best out of me, and my one draw against him was one of my hardest matches ever. He deserves his place in the XWF Hall of Legends and will always be remembered as possibly the XWF's most dominant force.
- Christian Connolly

T Money is one of the main reasons while I'm still around wrestling today. A co-founder of the Blood Hounds, we had a hell of a run together, and eventually against each other in the NFWA. When the federation shut down I was ready to quit the game entirely because I felt I had nothing more to accomplish. T contacted me though and brought me over to Dynasty Wrestling, I've continued performing ever since.
- Psyko Stevo

This man made Lee Stone look like a noble man. T Money is the most arrogant, self-centered, egotistical, egomaniacal man on the list of Legends. But he deserves to be a legend because he backs up his mouth by showing what he has got in the ring. People in this place never know when to put up and shut up, T Money never learned that...he always got the "put up" part and forgets the "shut up" part. But that's T Money for you, and that's why he's a legend.
- Zach Rizza

I think this man right here is a true legend. In character he was one of the coolest guys around. Out of character, he was the exact same. The Lile's Boys took a good bit of inspiration from him. Back when I first started, he was the guy I would look at and say "dang, that's who I want to be". All around great guy.
- Reggie Fresh

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