the camera reveals a familiar darkened locker room. The altar is shown, covered in unlit candles. That is until a match strikes and the first is lit.

"Tonight, we have reached a most interesting time. SummerSlam, always known as the biggest party of the summer. Tonight, perhaps we should call it the final party of the summer."

The camera pans out a little, showing the figure of the WWFG Intercontinental champion.

"For many, this night will be bitter sweet. I find it a time to reflect. Following the lady Hecate, I find myself standing at the crossroads. So many questions to answer. When a wolf meets a tiger, which beast will emerge victorious? Who is the predator and who is the prey? And when the bell rings for the last time, and the final champion remains, what's next?"

the candles are all lit and the champion's face more clearly visible. The Intercontinental championship belt is resting on the altar.

"Tonight, I defend my first ever championship for the final time. When the wolf overcomes the tiger, I will stand with this gold I offered to the Lady at the crossroads she's set before me. There are paths before me. While the WWFG will be behind me, and behind us all, I see something on the horizon. Something new and unexplored."

Lykos sits a deck of tarot cards on the altar. He shuffles and draws.

"Death, the end of one cycle. The end of WWFG. But death is not the final destination. It is necessary for new beginnings."

He draws another card.

"The Hanged Man, a period of pause. The time after the end and before the rebirth."

One last card.

"The Fool. New beginnings. A new venture with endless possibilities. All rise from death as the Fool again."

Lykos leaves the three cards on the altar and picks up the title belt.

"Tonight brings the cyle that is WWFG to an end. I will leave here as the final Intercontinental champion. Then there will be a time to wait before the next venture. It will not be the final showing of the Dark Wolf. Down the road, in my own time, I will emerge again. With the Lady guiding my hand."

the camera fades out on a shot of the title