08/05/2024
Knowledge W/ Neil Kenneth Charles
Special Guest: “The Inevitable” Javell
April 20th 2024
[The scene opens with Neil Kenneth Charles and Javell seated across from each other in an elegantly furnished room. The atmosphere is charged with anticipation as the exclusive live feed begins.]
Neil: Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Neil Kenneth Charles, reporting for the Brawl Street Journal. Tonight, we have the distinct honor of sitting down with "The Chairman of Rank 1 Wrestling," Javell, for what promises to be an insightful conversation. Javell, thank you for joining us.
Javell: It's my pleasure, Neil. Thank you for having me.
Neil: Let's dive right in, shall we? The wrestling world has been abuzz with speculation regarding the whereabouts of the #1 Contender to the NBC Paramount Championship, "The Captain" Raymond Rivers. Have you gleaned any insights into his mysterious disappearance?
Javell: Indeed, Neil. As I assured Executive Martin, I've been diligently pursuing leads to locate Raymond Rivers and address the situation with PUN directly. Regrettably, no concrete evidence has surfaced implicating PUN in Rivers' disappearance. However, I must emphasize the potential repercussions of PUN's actions. Trauma, as we know, can shape individuals in profound ways, and the aftermath of Rivers' ordeal may yield unforeseen consequences. Hence, I've made the decision to introduce a special guest referee for the championship match at Fallout 6: "Bloody" Budd Da Menace, a man uniquely qualified to navigate such complexities.
Neil: A prudent decision indeed, Javell. Now, shifting focus to another pressing matter that has captivated fans worldwide since February: The Behemoth's hospitalization. Rumors have circulated regarding your involvement. Can you shed light on these allegations?
Javell: Neil, I approach this from a pragmatic standpoint. As a businessman, my foremost concern is the well-being of Rank 1 Wrestling and its stakeholders. Prematurely incapacitating The Behemoth before Fallout 6 would be counterproductive to our shared interests. Should The Behemoth persist in his beliefs, I extend an invitation for him to meet me in the ring at Fallout 6. However, let it be known that my actions, while perhaps misunderstood in the present, are driven by a vision for the industry's long-term prosperity. As I've said before, "one day when I'm long gone... people will understand Javell didn't do what was best for the business... Javell was doing what was best for the Industry."
[The interview concludes with a sense of anticipation, leaving viewers eagerly awaiting the unfolding drama at Fallout 6.]