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Dear "Daniel",

Joshua Danielson is a temendous athlete, no doubt about that. I've worked with the guy when I started in EEW and it's something I'll remember all my life. He earned victories from me, and also my respect. If they tell me I was to get the chance to work with him again, I'll jump on that opportunity without asking any questions 3nodding

Dear Belle,

It is true that I've been apart of the tag team division for a long time in other federations, and I still have some tag team plans on the shelf. But to come back to your question, I think the division is on a good track in EEW. A lot of tag teams, which is something we don't see often these days. The only little problem I see is that most of them are made out of rookies, so it's probably hard for them to make a name for themselves as the management don't know what they can do, both in singles and tag team.

As for a favorite partner, I never really thought of that. I had my good and bad times with each. Chris Chaos was a good guy to work with at the time. But I wouldn't team with him again, 'cause since C5, he's on that power trip and I really don't recognize him. Mavlik was one hell of a partner, as much as we worked well together, I think we do better each in our side. With Christina Parks, the team chemistry was really there, and it's still! I'm sure I ask her to go back in the tag team division and she would say yes. Lauri Henry was also my partner back in my first days in the industry. At the opposite of my other partenrs, we never had the chance to really prove what we could do together, unfortunately. And then, we have Shadow, which is, as you said, weird. He's a good partner, great performer, but we aren't made to stay together as our personnality are complete opposites. Maybe the fact we did big things together says we work well, and it's just us who don't see it, but the man is his worst judge.

Dear Kali,

When ti comes to career highlights, there is 3 thing that comes to my mind. Well, it's not the only 3 things, but these are the achievements I'm the most proud of.

1) WGUT tournament: I participated in that tournament as a RWA representative when I only started in the business. I got wins over some of the biggest stars and ended in a Hell in a Cell match with Mad Dog and Jacob Meyer. So intense, the cage even broke! I still can't believe I've been able to win this. Definitely something I'll remember all my life.
2) OECW championship: People say the first is always the best, and let me tell you, they're damn right! Triple Threat Cage match against Adam Mastrocola and Saint Joey. Not only that, but it was outside, in January...during a snow storm. Pretty good match IMO. I look at my run there and I say to myself "Wow! To be able to do that, and not caring of the weather conditions, it must be people with a real deep passion who performs there!". Wasn't only a great accomplishment, but an honor as well to hold it. 3nodding
3) DCW: No, I won't be doing a cheap plug here. Anyway, those who reads that probably watch it while recording Burn XD. Nah, seriously. It started as an EEW territory when I've been hired as the GM of the place. I put a lot of efforts in something I believed in, and the way it worked, I can only be happy I've been able to do it. The experience in-ring is something, but the backstage work is one hell of a challenge as well. It's a feeling I cannot describe, but it's amazing!

And to answer your second question, I'll simply try to do the complete opposite of what I was doing while on Burn, which is being successful (jk). Well, Right now, I focus on one man, Jonathan Riker. He got me involved in business I never even wanted to have anything to do with. While I was asking some questions to King about something not even related to him, he came and said I was sneaking in his business. If that guy don,t know what's his business and what's not, I'll be happy to be the one who will show him, and that's exactly what I'm gonna do at Barely Legal! Extreme championship on the line? Fine! That's gonna be the price for the private lesson!

Sorry if I wrote out my anger for him by the way. In hopes you got the answer you wanted smile

Dear Old Defiant Fan,

As I said, Lauri and I never really had the chance to prove what we can do together, unfortunately. I believe that together, we would have been able to get very far. The guy's amazing, no doubt about that, and I learned a lot from him when I first started. He likes doing impacts, and I like doing big things, both fits well together.

As for a Defiant reunion on EEW, I don't know if it will happen someday, but I hope it does. EEW have a great tag team division, and it would be the perfect opportunity to finally show what The Defiants are about. If we are reunited once again, I just hope it won't be for one night only. Except if we pull a DX and do one night only reunions 8 times per year, then I would think about it xd (jk)

Right now, he seems to do very well with his new faction, and I wouldn't like to be the party crasher in all that. Even if I don't really understand what the hell he's doing with Minion, the very guy who was dominating NWF back in our first days there, which was the first reason why we formed The Defiants at the time, to stop his faction. Anyway, everyone can change, even Minion I guess.