Post by Nasir on Sept 4, 2008 9:26:52 GMT -4
Rumors have been flying round since his debut match was announced earlier this week about the reflection of perfection flying into San Antonio to meet fellow Wrestling great and close friend Shawn Michaels. It is thought that he is taking extra measures in order to make sure he is 100% ahead of his debut match.
Many people though believe he is scared of the much bigger but less experienced Cage who he meets next week, he has denied this though stating that ' Me and Shawn have been apls for a number of years now, when I was starting out he attneded one of my matches after hearing about my ability, and ever since we have kept in contact'.
He was then asked if he feared the larger man who he faces, to which he replied 'Scared? Not a chance, Excited? Definatley not only do I get to show all the APW fans what all the fuss is about, but I get to do it against a clearly bigger opponent.
Despite his size advantage the result will be the exact same - A quick 1...2...3 for me!' It would appear he is taking Cage rather lightly, never the less if all the hype is true we could see a potential future champion. Only time will tell as Over Drive closes in.
Many people though believe he is scared of the much bigger but less experienced Cage who he meets next week, he has denied this though stating that ' Me and Shawn have been apls for a number of years now, when I was starting out he attneded one of my matches after hearing about my ability, and ever since we have kept in contact'.
He was then asked if he feared the larger man who he faces, to which he replied 'Scared? Not a chance, Excited? Definatley not only do I get to show all the APW fans what all the fuss is about, but I get to do it against a clearly bigger opponent.
Despite his size advantage the result will be the exact same - A quick 1...2...3 for me!' It would appear he is taking Cage rather lightly, never the less if all the hype is true we could see a potential future champion. Only time will tell as Over Drive closes in.
