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DpObliVion 01/10/18 7:00:44 PM #36:	Well, XIII really took the words out of my mouth. Especially the "I am B8UCA's greatest ever competitor" part. I mean, sure, you have the total days thing, and 1,000 would've been a pretty awesome round number to hit. But a lot of those days were alongside with Nick in a weak tag division, and other less honorable title reigns, in a very long and consistent career. But this isn't about you, because it's so often about you. You had your say, and you've earned the respect to be heard. I have my own words, too, in a similar sentiment. Being a champion is incredible. The efforts I've put in to win and hold championships is remarkable, including holding two at once for a period. But after a while, it consumes you. When I had lost my UNDISPUTED HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, I fell into a hole. Seeing time run out, I picked myself back up, won the title again, but then lost it again and fell back into that hole. Now all that's left is the Royal Rumble and Epopmania. This is what I live for. Last year I took the Undisputed Heavyweight Title into the Rumble, putting it on the line in an unprecedented move just so I could still compete, and still walked out of there as the winner and went on to defend at Epopmania. My fire for the Royal Rumble will always burn strong, and I will absolutely be giving all my effort and then some to win the Rumble and go for the title at Epopmania. But like XIII, I'm done chasing gold just for the sake of chasing gold. In its final days, there has to be more to UCA life than this. I saw it happen to XIII over the years, and now I'm seeing it happen to me: I've become weighed down by my past success, by the arrogance of rightly considering myself the greatest of all time, and thus have seen myself struggle and fail to live up to my own expectations, and it hurts. There is opportunity in the tag division. I'm sorry, but I don't want it. Unlike XIII who wanted more but failed, I am content with the legacy I will leave behind. All that's left for me now are the Royal Rumble and Epopmania. It's time for me to fully focus my attention on the Rumble, the final Rumble, the most fun event of the year. I'll see you all there. --- LGM <cite>DpObliVion posted [p:893793624] in B8UCA pres... [t:76185320]...</cite> <quote>Well, XIII really took the words out of my mouth. Especially the "I am B8UCA's greatest ever competitor" part. I mean, sure, you have the total days thing, and 1,000 would've been a pretty awesome round number to hit. But a lot of those days were alongside with Nick in a weak tag division, and other less honorable title reigns, in a very long and consistent career. But this isn't about you, because it's so often about you. You had your say, and you've earned the respect to be heard. I have my own words, too, in a similar sentiment. Being a champion is incredible. The efforts I've put in to win and hold championships is remarkable, including holding two at once for a period. But after a while, it consumes you. When I had lost my UNDISPUTED HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, I fell into a hole. Seeing time run out, I picked myself back up, won the title again, but then lost it again and fell back into that hole. Now all that's left is the Royal Rumble and Epopmania. This is what I live for. Last year I took the Undisputed Heavyweight Title into the Rumble, putting it on the line in an unprecedented move just so I could still compete, and still walked out of there as the winner and went on to defend at Epopmania. My fire for the Royal Rumble will always burn strong, and I will absolutely be giving all my effort and then some to win the Rumble and go for the title at Epopmania. But like XIII, I'm done chasing gold just for the sake of chasing gold. In its final days, there has to be more to UCA life than this. I saw it happen to XIII over the years, and now I'm seeing it happen to me: I've become weighed down by my past success, by the arrogance of rightly considering myself the greatest of all time, and thus have seen myself struggle and fail to live up to my own expectations, and it hurts. There is opportunity in the tag division. I'm sorry, but I don't want it. Unlike XIII who wanted more but failed, I am content with the legacy I will leave behind. All that's left for me now are the Royal Rumble and Epopmania. It's time for me to fully focus my attention on the Rumble, the final Rumble, the most fun event of the year. I'll see you all there. --- LGM</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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