MEN’S WARGAMES MATCH
The Streamers (Rogue & Nova), Mike Dimter, Xander Croft © & KD Feigel ~versus~ Ace Sky, Scum of the Earth (Derek Wellings & Leon Roberts) ©, Brandon Hendrix & Freddie Roberts

KD Feigel bursts into the locker room area, his signature energy spilling over as he flings his gym bag onto the bench. Abbi Kaos follows close behind, her presence commanding but sleek, as if she’s calculating every word before it leaves her mouth. Feigel doesn’t wait a moment before launching into a tirade, pacing the room with his trademark enthusiasm.

KD Feigel: "Alright, alright, lemme set the scene for you! AWS Day Zero—THE biggest night of the year. And what’s the main event? WAR. GAMES. Baby! Two rings, one cage, no way out. You know who’s stepping in there? Me. MY team. And we ain’t coming to play; we’re coming to make a statement. We’re not just gonna survive; we’re gonna dominate."

Abbi Kaos: "Damn right we are. This isn’t just another night; this is the proving ground. The place where the best rise, and the rest crumble."

KD Feigel: "Exactly! Now, let’s talk about the squad I’m rolling with, ‘cause lemme tell ya, I’m walking into this war with the Avengers of AWS. First up, The Streamers—Rogue and Nova. High-energy, high-risk, high-reward! These two? They don’t just wrestle; they put on a freakin’ spectacle every single time. Rogue’s got that technical brilliance, and Nova? That guy’s a human highlight reel. They’ll be flying off that cage, mark my words!"

He mimics a flying elbow drop, laughing as he pumps his fists in the air.

KD Feigel: "Then we got Mike Dimter. This guy’s like the rock of our squad. Dependable, unshakable, and when the chips are down, he’s the guy you want in your corner. Dimter’s the kinda guy who’ll throw himself into the fire just to make sure the team comes out on top. Absolute legend."

Abbi Kaos: "And don’t forget Xander Croft—the AWS C4 Division Champion. The dude’s a machine! He’s been tearing through the roster like a buzzsaw, and now he’s bringing all that momentum into WarGames. Croft’s a game-changer, plain and simple."

KD Feigel: "Oh, 100%. With Xander in the mix, we’ve got the power, the technique, and the freakin’ gold to back it all up. This team is the dream team, and there ain’t a single weak link in our chain. We’re ready to fight, ready to bleed, and ready to win."

He pauses for a moment, the fire in his eyes growing as his expression hardens.

KD Feigel: "Now let’s talk about the other side of that cage. Ace Sky. Oh, Ace, Ace, Ace. You’re the dreamer, man. The guy who wants to fly high, who wants to show the world what he’s made of. And I respect that. I really do. But here’s the thing—you’re stepping into my world now. WarGames isn’t about dreams; it’s about survival. And you? You’re gonna find out real quick that all the flips and tricks in the world won’t save you when I slam you into that steel."

He slaps his hands together loudly for emphasis.

KD Feigel: "Ace, you’ve got guts, I’ll give you that. But guts don’t win WarGames. You need more than that. You need the will to go to the darkest place, to embrace the chaos. And I don’t think you’ve got it in you, man."

Abbi Kaos: "He doesn’t, KD. None of them do. That’s the difference between us and them. They’re walking into that cage thinking it’s a match. We know it’s a war."

Feigel grins at her words, then turns back to the camera, his intensity rising.

KD Feigel: "And speaking of people who don’t get it, let’s move on to the AWS Tag Team Champions, Scum of the Earth—Derek Wellings and Leon Roberts. Oh, you boys must be feeling real good about yourselves right now, huh? Got those shiny belts, probably thinking you’re untouchable. But lemme tell ya something: being champs doesn’t make you invincible. It makes you a target. And in WarGames, I’m gonna show the world that Scum of the Earth is just that—scum. You’re tough, sure. But are you tough enough to hang with me and my team when the cage locks and there’s nowhere to run? Doubt it."

Abbi Kaos: "Leon, Derek, your time with those titles? Borrowed. Because after Day Zero, no one’s gonna be talking about Scum of the Earth. They’ll be talking about the team that wiped the floor with you."

KD chuckles, running a hand through his hair before his tone grows more serious.

KD Feigel: "Now, let’s get to Brandon Hendricks. Oh, Brandon. You’re the loudest guy in the room, always running your mouth, always trying to prove something. But here’s the thing, man—you don’t prove anything with words. You prove it in that ring, in that cage. And when the bell rings at WarGames, I’m gonna show you exactly what you’re up against. You’re gonna regret ever stepping to me, Hendricks. I promise you that."

Abbi Kaos: "He talks a big game, KD, but you’re about to shut him up for good."

KD Feigel: "Oh, you better believe it. And last but not least, Freddie Roberts. Big bad Freddie. The enforcer. The guy who’s supposed to strike fear into everyone else. Well, newsflash, Freddie—I don’t scare easy. You might be big, you might be mean, but you’re stepping into MY domain now. And in WarGames, size don’t mean a damn thing when you’re flat on your back."

Feigel steps closer to the camera, his voice dropping to a low, menacing tone.

KD Feigel: "Freddie, you can try to intimidate me. You can try to outmuscle me. But you’re gonna find out real quick that brute force won’t save you when I take you apart piece by piece."

Abbi Kaos: "They’re all walking into this match thinking they’ve got what it takes. But they don’t. Not against you, not against your team. WarGames belongs to KD Feigel and company."

KD Feigel: "Damn right it does. This ain’t just a match; this is a statement. A declaration that we’re the best damn team AWS has ever seen. Ace, Scum of the Earth, Hendricks, Freddie—you’re all stepping into that cage thinking you’ve got a chance. But the truth is, you’re walking into a slaughter."

He takes a deep breath, his expression softening for a brief moment before the fire returns.

KD Feigel: "This is personal now. This is about proving that I’m not just here to compete—I’m here to win, to dominate, to make sure everyone in AWS knows that KD Feigel isn’t just a name. It’s a legacy. And at WarGames, that legacy begins."

Abbi Kaos steps forward, her voice cutting through the room like a knife.

Abbi Kaos: "Mark my words, every single one of you on the other side of that cage is gonna regret stepping into it. KD’s not just fighting for himself. He’s fighting for his team, for the fans, for AWS. And there’s nothing more dangerous than a man with everything to prove and nothing to lose."

KD smirks, leaning into the camera one last time.

KD Feigel: "At Day Zero, it all goes down. WarGames ends with me and my team standing tall, hands raised, while you pick yourselves up off the mat, wondering what the hell just happened. Remember this moment, because it’s the last time you’ll ever think you have a chance. See ya in the cage, suckas!"

With that, KD throws up his arms in a triumphant pose, the fire in his eyes unrelenting as Abbi smirks beside him. Together, they stride out of the locker room, ready to take on the world.

Xander Croft may have been a professional wrestler but he carried himself like a proud warrior. That’s how he gained so much success in his life as a wrestler and as a man.

He wanted to be a wrestler like his dad was ever since he was a kid and he knew that the art of being a professional wrestler wasn’t just a physical game which everybody knew about. How to give and take pain from your opponent or opponents. Physically helping your tag team partner or any other allies you had in that ring. The stamina. The old blood, sweat, and tears cliche. Except growing up in the wrestling business like Xander it wasn't a cliche it was a way of life. 

Xander was also told about the nuances of professional wrestling and that was in the mental game of it all. Keeping focused, blocking distractions, and not letting opponents psyche you out. Working with partners and building your strategies to success. All while enduring every win and loss and mark of battle that came with it

Those were all things that Xander Croft had to factor in when it came to a war games match like what Xander was going to get in at Day Zero. Mental and physical preparation were important but you needed to know MORE. You had to have a sense of teamwork, a sense of strategy, you had to know how to fight off against multiple opponents at once. And you couldn’t be afraid to fight with weapons and take some shots with them as well. All while keeping two things in mind.

Don’t give up, don’t surrender. Luckily you’d have to damn near kill Xander before he did either one of those things.

The scene was per usual in the Centre Of Attention clubhouse but this time Xander was by the bar. The bartender poured him up a shot of straight Irish whiskey with the camera angles showing them off before one angle simply focused on him. Ready to speak to the AWS fans.

Xander Croft: I have no problems sharing my attention with teammates in the Centre Of Attention. Not by any stretch of the imagination. They are my siblings in battle. My true companions in this violent, brutal wrestling promotion that is the Asylum Wrestling Society. I trust them more than anyone here. So stepping into a War Games match against people I dislike intensely with wrestlers by my side that while I may respect I don't know makes me…uneasy. That is the feeling I'm dealing with on my way to Day Zero. Streamers, Dimter, Feigel, I either don’t like you or don’t like you. You know where you stand with me. Ace Sky, Scum Of The Earth, Hendrix, Roberts same thing but twice as bad since you have the punishment of facing me and my team in our match.

Xander Croft made it clear about his situation at hand and he didn’t like it. Teaming up with random people fighting against people he didn’t like. He did have tag team experience. His time in the Centre Of Attention was proof of that. But teaming up with men who he’d usually call his opponents? This wasn’t comfortable. Xander was going in with a simple mentality of “just win.” No wonder he was pounding straight liquor. But perhaps there was something more than that…

Xander Croft: So gentlemen on my team let me make this clear. I’m not interested in doing any extra bonding with you outside of the ring, joining whatever team you have after we’re done, or letting you in the Centre Of Attention. Especially you Dimter. However just the fact that you have me on your team means that our opponents are in danger. I am the reigning C4 Division Champion. The BEST technical wrestler in the entire Asylum Wrestling Society and my experience in the best faction in the Asylum Wrestling Society shows that I am an asset to our war games team and everyone of our opponents are in trouble. We won’t lose this match just because I’m with you!

Xander couldn’t help but explain what made him special and why his team was going to win at Day Zero just by the sheer fact that he was going to be in action. Even if he wasn’t going to go the extra mile to make any friendships. In fact, after Day Zero he was expecting to have to fight his teammates in this team match for his title. But right now he was going to be a team player at the very least.

Xander Croft: But I’m not that cold. If we win I’ll invite you to the clubhouse and you all can get a pint or two.

He raised up his refilled whiskey cup with a small smile. Ending the promo with the Centre Of Attention logo fading into view.