The Wildcats (Louisville)

[Mike Powers]

Hai!  Reya Serra and Franchise, please step forward.  One man, one woman.  Both tied for lead.  You need tell me why I pick you.  Best person get job.  HAI!!   

[GM Franchise]

Mr. Saito, to answer your question I feel that I should be picked to be the President of the Wildcats because I highly value respect, loyalty, and honor. Those are three things that I will use to build a foundation here to create a wrestling team unmatched in Team Combat Wrestling. You should pick me because this team will be pushed and when pushed they will bend, not break. Finding what motivates the individual wrestling and outside of the box thinking in regards to managing the team in combat is what I will bring to the table. Putting all of these ideas and principles to use will lead to nothing but success under The Wildcats. All that said Reya, the floor is yours. Thank you for your time and I will await your decision once Reya has spoken, Mr. Saito.

[Reya Serra]

REYA STEPS FORWARD.

Franchise and myself both put great value in honor and respect much as you do, Mister Saito.  That is undoubtedly why both of us are in such close contention for the position of President of The Wildcats.  However, I possess something additional of great value that Franchise does not which would be my years of wrestling experience.  I have been on the road traveling from city to city, country to country, continent to continent.  I know what each of the wrestlers that will be a part of this stable will be going through, whether it be an injury, fatigue, or another issue that may arise.  I also have experience in speaking with doctors and trainers as during my time as a professional wrestler I did my best in staying good health as well as pushing myself as hard as I could to succeed.  It is those things that I feel make me the better choice for this position.  In the end, however, the choice of President of The Wildcats lies in your hands, Mister Saito.  No matter the outcome, I shall respect your decision.  Thank you for the opportunity and for your time.

REYA BOWS TO MISTER SAITO RESPECTFULLY AND AWAITS HIS DECISION.

[Mike Powers]

Hai!  After deep mediation, I decide to make Reya Serra President of Wildcats.  HAI!   

[Reya Serra]

I will do my best to ensure that your faith in me to lead this stable is not misplaced.  Thank you, Mister Saito.

Miss Young, I believe that we are ready to begin setting up our base of operations in Louisville, Kentucky.  What precisely will that entail?

[Mike Powers]

Louis Ville is mid market city.  They thrilled to have professional sports in town.  First choice is 5,000 seat building near many bars and restaurants.  This is $3.5 million.  Second choice is 6,500 seat building near a horse track.  They want $5 million.  You tell me what you want, I get for you.

Money cone from "incentive" budget.

[Reya Serra]

I believe that we shall go with the 6,500 seat venue and shall send the appropriate paperwork in shortly.

Moving on, unless I am jumping the gun a bit too soon, could I perhaps speak with Seiji Masuka please?

[Mike Powers]

Hey there, what can I do for you? 

[Reya Serra]

Hello, Mister Masuka.  I am Reya, President of The Wildcats.  We are looking for a Head Trainer for our organization and I believe that you may potentially be the man for the job.  Before we discuss contractual terms, however, could you tell me a bit about yourself, your background, and perhaps give me a bit of an insight into your training style?

[Mike Powers]

Sure, I'd love to.  I was born in Osaka, but my family moved to the States when I was a baby.  I grew up in Portland, Oregon.  My father was heavily into martial arts, so I've been practicing since I was young.  Won a few tournaments, nothing big.  I ran the most successful karate studio in Portland, but after a while I got tired of teaching kids and bored housewives.  I'm taking things more seriously now, and am ready to take on more of a challenge. 

[Reya Serra]

A challenge is exactly what you would have ahead of you were you to join The Wildcats Mister Masuka and I believe that we would be glad to have you here as our head trainer.  Now, let us talk about a contract.  Would perhaps a 3 year contract for 3 million a year be acceptable?

[Mike Powers]

Where it's my first job at this high of a level, I think that would be a great starting point.  You have a deal Reya! 

[Reya Serra]

Excellent.  I shall send the paperwork in shortly.  Thank you Mister Masuka and welcome to The Wildcats.

Miss Young, could I speak with Art Baker please?



Hello, Mister Baker.  I am Reya, President of The Wildcats.  We are looking for an Assistant Trainer for our organization and I believe that you may potentially be the man for the job.  Before we discuss contractual terms, however, could you tell me a bit about yourself, your background, and perhaps give me a bit of an insight into your training style?

[Mike Powers]

DAY-UM baby, you lookin' FINE!!  Mmm hmm!!

Lookie here boo, Imma drop some knowledge on ya.  I been doin' the kung fu shit forever.  I helped train some fools that went pro.  Ain't none of 'em won any tournaments or nothin', but that ain't on me, nam sayin'?   

[Reya Serra]

I believe that I do.  There are other candidates that I wish to interview but I shall certainly keep the knowledge you shared with me in mind and should you be my final selection for the position I shall contact you again.  Thank you for your time, Mister Baker.

Miss Young, could I speak with Sam Wainwright please?



Hello, Mister Wainwright.  I am Reya, President of The Wildcats.  We are looking for an Assistant Trainer for our organization and I believe that you may potentially be the man for the job.  Before we discuss contractual terms, however, could you tell me a bit about yourself, your background, and perhaps give me a bit of an insight into your training style?