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The stage is lit gold as a man wearing a hooded jacket looks down at the ground to keep his face hidden. After a few moments of tension, Seitz jerks backwards, raising his hands into the air as jets of fireworks raise from either side of the ramp and Better Than You by Metallica begins blaring in the background.

The announcer declares, "Making his way to the ring, weighing 256 pounds, from Oberhausen, Germany, "The Superior One", Wilhelm Seitz!"

As the wrestler makes his way to the ring, he casts glances to the assembled audience, already unimpressed by the relative unknown who considers himself "superior", making a point to direct them towards his athletic frame with his arms, also spreading them out wide to lap up the crowd's attention.

Seitz reaches the ring, and slides in and heads straight for the top turnbuckle, so he can throw off his jacket and flex his muscles. The fans are unimpressed, but Wilhelm simply gives them an arrogant sneer and prepares to show them why he is "The Superior One".

Although pleased to see his opponent wasn't just another suck-up to the fans, Seitz still had to prove his superiority, and wasn't going to hold anything back. Immediately after the bell rung, Seitz attempted to connect his foot with his opposition's gut.

Feeling a bit of pride in his immediate success, Seitz decided to press home his advantage, and attempt to lock up and go for a snap suplex right out of the gates.

Although neither of the wrestlers are particularly popular with the fans, the new blood had begun to stir the crowds imagination. Seitz simply turned to the audience with a smirk an motioned a hand to quiet them down, before moving to quite literally kick Ken while he's down, aiming for the midriff.

Seitz steps back a little allowing his opponent the time to get to his feet, before sprinting at full power towards him, hoping that the momentum of a big boot will be enough to send his opponent out of the ring.

In one movement, the expectation of hitting an impactful kick turns to one of horror for Seitz, who suddenly finds his momentum sending him into the ropes. Before he has the oppourtunity to escape, and attempt some sort of reply, he finds a dropkick taking his other leg from under him, sending him off balance and off the ropes, hitting the ring back first, hard. He writhes in pain, trying to grasp for the ropes and retain some balance.

Realizing the disadvantage he was now in, not to mention the surge of pain caused by the constant stomping of his adversary, Seitz rolled out of the ring, hoping to retain some balance and fight, wincing a little as his damaged foot nearly buckled at a soft landing outside the ring.