Hells Bells (HB) says

Rudy Wynne (RW) says: Good evening

HB says:  So to start I need to ask why you have felt the need to respond to Jim’s comments and what in particular has got you so riled?

RW says: Well, it’s the impetuousness of youth that got me annoyed. Being the General Manager it is my responsibility to put on the best show with the most competitive matches I possibly can. My phone rings off the hook most days from men & women with more talent than Jim wanting an opportunity to prove themselves. Jim had that opportunity, and what has he done? Formed “The Justice Circle” with Sebastian Winterz & G-Man! Hell bent on compromising my position as General Manager. So yes, when people threaten my job, my livelihood & my ability to feed my family, I get riled.

HB says: So as you feel that Jim is trying to undermine you, are you intending to do anything about it?

RW says: I already have. I’ve removed him from the one show he wanted to be on, his hometown show in Abergele. Men like Jim foolishly aren’t motivated by money, so I can’t hurt his pocket but by not fulfilling his dreams, I’m reminding him who’s the boss & who’s the pesky little runt.

HB says: Rather a cruel decision as he is, as you pointed out young but of course you are the Manager so that is your decision to make.
You must have read that he intends to attend the show. Do you have anything planned in case he does turn up?

RW says: Of course, extra security will be on hand. It is my responsibility to make sure the fans from Abergele are treated to a great show, and not spoiled by disgruntled employees.
Plus if the worst comes to the worst, I’ve got the Word Association. They’ve dealt with Jim before, they’ll deal with him again.

HB says: I presume you are referring to Jim’s brother, Marcus King as well as Lord Graham Thomas and El Destello.

RW says: Yes. Marcus is a shining example of what I wanted Jim to mature into. Marcus knows what side his bread is buttered, and he is being rewarded a lot better financially. Jim said he lives in Abergele and Marcus lives in London. There’s a reason why : he’s paid a lot better than Jim, and he can afford to.

HB says: That is interesting as I doubt that the fans realised that you paid Marcus more than Jim. Is Jim aware of that?

RW says: He is now.

HB says: Well I think he will have something to say about that.
So how do you feel about the comments made about you pushing Marcus over the edge into darkness?

RW says: Darkness? How? I’m a fair man, and everybody acts on their own free will. I put on a match that I imagine the fans wanted to watch, not my fault that Jim lost that match & the respect of his brother. Marcus is competitive, not dark. Would you call David Beckham dark? Or Roger Federer? Or any other professional athlete? No. Marcus is a professional athlete, and he wants to be the best in the world. It’s not dark.

HB says: You make is sound so plausible but I somehow doubt that you would see Beckham or Federer behaving in the manner we have recently seen from Marcus, especially against G-Man where he has been instrumental in altering the outcomes of a number of matches in the favour of G-Man’s opponents.
Are you saying you condone this type of behaviour?

RW says: I give people a free reign over what they do, and G-Man is free to interfere if he wants. If he’s too stupid to keep Marcus in check, it’s not my problem.

HB says: I’m sure all the wrestlers will take your words into account.
Now one other thing Jim mentioned in his interview is that he would like to see himself as the BWP champion in 12 months time. Will you ever give him that opportunity?

RW says: As I said, everybody gets an opportunity. I’m sure I’ll find him a spot in a match within the next 12 months. Whether he grasps it & challenges El Destello for the title, who knows? I highly doubt it, though.

HB says: Is there anything else you would like to say at this point to Jim or anyone else from the Justice Circle?

RW says: Well I’ve fought many battles in my life. They’ve not been in the ring, but I’ve won most, if not all of them. You don’t become General Manager to lose, or by being a loser.
Learn to deal with me because you will be dealing with me for a lot longer.
G-Man, Seb & Jim, I’m begging you, stop your petty minded rebellion because you just won’t win. Instead, concentrate on your opponents and Jim concentrate on what you’ll be watching on TV on the 23rd. For the rest of the BWP Nation, you will be treated to a wrestling master-class from the Word Association on the 23rd January in Abergele.
I personally guarantee it.

HB says: Well that is a comprehensive interview Rudy and will I am sure give the wrestlers, especially the ‘Rookie of the Year’, Jim King food for thought.
Now although this is an impromptu interview would you like to finish in the usual way of the one word association answers.

RW says: No. I am a busy man & both you & Jim have taken up enough of my time.

HB says: Well if that’s the way you want it Mr Wynne then fine and I’m sure this will not be the last interview you demand somehow.

RW says: I’m sure of that.
I’m a busy man, but often my name gets sullied through the mud like what’s happened with Jim. I feel as General Manager I should use official channels to put people to right.

HB says: That is your prerogative of course and with that I will close this interview. Thank you for your time

RW says: No problem.

Hi Jim

Jim King (JK) says: Ahh there

HB says:  Well we’re in 2010 and this looks like being a good year for you but for the fans I thought it would be interesting to hear how you first got into wrestling.

So where did it all begin?

JK says: Well not a lot of people know that story, so it’ll be good to finally share it. It all started in a little village called Abergele, contrary to what people have been told. Both me and my brother Marcus grew up on wrestling..not only watching but training..seeing how things are done, the effects of what moves do what, how that armlock is being put on and why it’s bending in places not meant to. But we realised that such a small place would not have the right or professional training. We learned that after an encounter with a local myth, the man with a sausageroll for a brain but that story..maybe a different time.

We found ourselves moving to London, literally living on the streets until being brought in by strangers and into the place I would learn the art of wrestling

HB says: And how long did you stay in London?

JK says: 2 years maybe?

HB says: So why did you both return to Abergele?

JK says: Both? We didn’t..as much as I loved the streets of London I couldn’t simply abandon the place where I came from. There were people I missed. I came back and although I travel here and there, Wales will always be the place where “The Metal” was born. Marcus stayed in London and although at the time we were still a team I simply thought he was avid about training. I recently learned he left the organisation as soon as I left and found a different place.

Marcus never needed friends or family but I didn’t know it was because he was the person he revealed himself to be in Wrexham

HB says: Yes that was a shock, it is hard to believe that your quiet jovial brother was actually a sneaky two faced creep. Do you feel you can ever repair the damage Rudy has done and become friends again?

JK says: I’m not sure.  Marcus has always been different.  Theres a saying ‘madness is like gravity, all it needs is a little push’ sometimes I think all Rudy did was give hijm that little push to push him over the edge of darkness.

HB says: Into a place that existed within him already?

JK says: Unfortunately I think so.

HB says: That is a shame. So can you ever see a time when you may fight again – side by side rather than on opposite sides?

JK says: Its hard to say.  All I can say is that as of right now, it would take the forces of darkness and all that comes with evil for us to team on the same side.

HB says: Talking of evil, I notice that Rudy has left you out of the next show on the 23rd January, the first show in your home town of Abergele.

How do you feel about that?

JK says: Lets not get started..Randy Whine thinks he’s being smart leaving me out of one of the biggest shows in BWP’s history. Mr Saxon surely can’t allow him to take a “hometown hero” out of the show but Whine forgets who I am and what I stand for. I hope your reading this Rudy and all of the Word Association.

I am The Metal.

I am the King

And I.AM.JUSTICE!

And I will be there…..

HB says: Well said Jim and I hope you do make it to the show.

Ignoring Rudy though where do you see yourself in 12 months time?

JK says: Ignoring Rudy, that’s a hard one.  Well its a long shot but justice is served, maybe you’ll  be addressing the BWP World Catchweight Champion in 12 months from now!

HB says: Well I don’t blame you for aspiring for the BWP gold and good luck.

In order to further your career and achieve your goal, who would you like to fight if you had the choice and why?

JK says:  Right now, the one thing I need to do is beat my brother. I’m stuck in a place where I’m still associated with my darker brother – when I beat him, prepare for a new King, same good looks, different attitude.

HB says: Then I wish you well with that and hope you achieve victory over the black sheep in your family.

To end the interview in the usual style, please can you give me one word associations (excuse the term) for the following words?

WORD ASSOCIATION?

JK says: Boring nights of scrabble (Yes I’m talking about Whine and his Goons)

HB says: Well not exactly a one word answer but very apt.

How about THE JUSTICE CIRCLE?

JK says:  Victory.

HB says: RUDY WYNNE?

JK says:  One word .. really?  .. I’ll go with a simple BORING

HB says:ha ha and G-MAN?

JK says: Flexible (don’t ask)

HB says: Well what can I say – moving swiftly on – MARCUS KING

JK says:  Coniver

HB says: Interesting!

SEBASTIAN WINTERZ

JK says:  Epic

HB says: MOST HATED PERSON?

JK says: The other King.

HB says: FRIEND

JK says: Sebby D Winterz

HB says:  And lastly, CHAMPION

JK says: Justice will always be the lasting champion.

HB says: Good point Jim.

Well thank-you for an enlightening interview and maybe next time we can discuss your “Sausageroll for a Brain” reference and the origins of your nickname “The Metal”.

JK says: I would love to explain that one soon.  And thank you, having my own interview made me feel like a rockstar!

HB says: Well you are a local wrestling star, so thats pretty close

JK says: Touche

HB says: Thanks, that was great Jim.

JK says: The pleasure was all mine.

Hells Belles (HB) says: I’m here with BWP World Catchweight Champion, El Destello and have a few short questions regarding the awards he won last Saturday at the BWP Awards Bash.

So you won villain of the year and match of the year for your match with G-Man

Q1       How do you feel about winning your awards?

El Destello (ED) says: I deserve both. The BWP fans vote for me as Villain of the year because they hate that I beat their favourite G Man, and I beat their champion Seb Winterz – just like G Man and Winterz, the fans are jealous of El Destello – they hate me because they want to be half the man El Destello is … and they will never be just a fraction of who I am and the Match of the year – the fans chose just one of the many matches that El Destello has been in – lucky for G-Man, they pick a match that he was lucky to be in, lucky for his credit, unlucky for his reputation as biggest loser as G-Man, just like the fans, is not as good as El Destello.  G-Man should thank me 100 times for winning him a trophy

HB says: Well that is an interesting slant on the match of the year award and one I would expect from you. You have partially touched on my second question but perhaps you can elaborate

Q2       Why do you think the fans voted for you?

ED says: Because I am worth voting for.  The only reason Seb Winterz got the wrestler of the year award was because the fans pity his loss to me at Cruel Intentions show.  The fans are stupid, they hate me, but at the same time present me with an award.  This proves to El Destello what the British people are like – two faced and dumb.

HB says: Well as ever you show your disregard for the British fans but perhaps this next question will make you think favourably of your colleagues

Q3       If you had been presenting this award, who would you have given it to and why?

ED says: Which award you talk of? Villain of the year or Match of the year?

No matter – if I was to present Villain of the year I would present to Marcus King, it brought a tear to my eye to see him break his younger brother. If I present Match of the year I would present to Marcus King and his wimp brother Jim, but would not let Jim collect his half of the award – instead I would give both to Marcus – he proved his strength and that he was the better brother but I was not presenting, I was in Mexico at the awards time … no matter, I deserved the awards I got, and should have won more
HB says: I expected you would choose one of the Word Association and it is interesting that you chose Marcus over LGT. Of course it was not your choice it was the fans and for some reason they did choose you (each to their own I suppose). Anyway the last question is a bit of fun if you understand the word

Q4       If you could have won any award, real or imaginary, what award would you have liked to win?

ED says: Perhaps next year the BWP will introduce 2 new things.

1. The Superstar of the Millennium – winner being me!

and

2. A new, better and male interviewer who is polite and respectful to their champion!

HB says: Very sexist El Destello but I would expect nothing less from you. Thank you for answering the questions so fully, as usual.

ED says: I haven’t finished

HB says: Go on then (Hells Belles sighs)

ED says: Su bien venida mujer pequeña – I am now done

HB says: That phrase apparently means “you’re welcome little woman” – well I hope that’s what it means.

Hells Bells (HB) says

Sebastian Winterz (SW) says: Indeed you are, you lucky devil

HB says: Haha Seb – of course it is an honour to interview you.

Now you have just been voted wrestler of the year and the first question I would like to ask about that is

Q1       How do you feel about winning your award?

SW says: Obviously it feels great and I appreciate all the fan support and every single person who voted for me, but it’s no consolation for the fact that I won’t start 2010 as the BWP Champion.

HB says: Yes I can see how that would be difficult to accept but still the fans did vote for you which leads to question two

Q2       Why do you think the fans voted for you?

SW says: I think I have a good rapport with my fans, obviously they have enjoyed my antics throughout the year and also they have marvelled in my almost year long undefeated streak.

HB says: That is an impressive record for sure and must have endeared the fans to you. Thinking about your colleagues now

Q3       If you had been presenting this award, who would you have given it to and why?

SW says: There is no doubt I would have given it to Jim King, he has tantalized audiences over the UK this year with his technique, speed and skill.

HB says: Very deserving and of course he is part of the Justice Circle with you and G-Man.

Now just for fun here is question four

Q4       If you could have won any award, real or imaginary, what award would you have liked to win?

SW says: I would like to be in the Pro Wrestler Illustrated top 500

HB says: So what you are saying is that you would like to have won your right to be in the PWI – not exactly an award as such but an accolade worthy of the first BWP Champion, well never say never Seb and thanks for answering the questions. The only other thing left to say is “Good Luck” in 2010.

SW says: Thank you

Hells Bells (HB) says

Marcus King (MK) Says: How do I feel, how would you feel winning a tainted “award”?

Having my puppet of a brother who only won his award because he pandered to the “fans” because he greased his way up the backstage political ladder just to make a name for himself, yet he didn’t care who he stepped on….his own flesh and blood, his own brother!!

WHAT ABOUT ME? WHAT ABOUT MARCUS?
Because let’s face it the so called awards are a sham and so are all of you.

HB says: Q2       Why do you think the fans voted for you?

MK Says: For me, they didn’t vote for me they voted for the “face” the “pretty boy” little Jimmy King. They ignored my technical prowess, my pure wrestling talent and voted for the attention grabbing showboat.
So that’s why we HE won this piece of crap award. Not me.

HB says: Q3       If you had been presenting this award, who would you have given it to and why?

MK says: Lets face facts, I would never present any type of phony “award” and therefore I would present this to Sebastian Winters and Simon Gaytley because they are the biggest puppets of all. (Jimmy excluded of course)

HB says: Q4       If you could have won any award, real or imaginary, what award would you have liked to win?

MK says: I don’t need nor want an award. Real or imaginary? Who do you think I am? Some child wrestling in his own backyard federation, some kind of egomaniac desperately seeking approval. If that is the case then think what you will, I couldn’t care less.

Jim King (JK) says: Very good! I was pleased the crowd chose me to be rookie of the year, it’s definitely one of the highest, if not, the highest point of my career thus far. As for winning the tag team of the year, if this was a few months ago I would have been just as pleased..I’m sure the BWP nation knows why I’m not as proud as I should be over that one. All in all I thank them for voting me.

HB says: That’s great and leads nicely to the second question
Q2 Why do you think the fans voted for you?

JK says: The modest answer would be for me to say that for the most part, the candidates were either lesser known to the BWP crowd or douchbags..to put it bluntly. But I like to think that they voted me because I’m something new, fresh and exciting. I just hope they’ll keep supporting me and my quest for justice for the ongoing months to come.

HB says: I hope they will as well Metal and thinking about your colleagues leads to question three.
Q3 If you had been presenting this award, who would you have given it to and why?
Of course you can answer for both awards

JK says: Hmm, that’s a tough one..but I think I’m gonna go with Zack Diamond, although not as known to the BWP crowd, we’ve met before and had a lot of fun in the past. I know what he’s capable of and I wouldn’t have been surprised if he took the award this year. The tag-team, I’m not so sure. They’ve only just begun sprouting up here and there now. The only other choice would be the Transiberian Express.

HB says: That’s a good choice for rookie but as you say it is harder to choose an alternative tag team. Now just for fun comes the final question in this short interview.
Q4 If you could have won any award, real or imaginary, what award would you have liked to win?

JK says: The award for the sweetest revenge which I WILL have, I haven’t beaten my brother yet.. but it’s only a matter of time. Only then can I start to move on from this all. Whether it be the upcoming show in January, or the next show, the one after that, or the one after that, I’m going to beat Marcus, I’m going to move on..and me, Sebastian Winters and the G-man will bring justice to the Word Association

HB says: An interesting award there Jim and only time will tell if you see your wish fulfilled. Well thank-you for answering the questions and congratulations again on winning your well deserved awards.