Camera goes backstage and you see CJ ODonnell and Ricky “The Dragon” Ragnarath walking backstage after their victory over Justin Jehst and Capo.
O’Donnell: Thanks for having my back out there tonight.
Ragnarath: Anytime. It takes two flints to make a fire.
O’Donnell: You are absolutely right. Talent wins matches, but teamwork and intelligence win championships. We put every tag team in the back on notice that we are a force together.
You can hear a little cockiness in CJ’s voice.
Ragnarath: Easy there CJ. It was just one match. Let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Let’s not become like the Justin Jehst or Capo of the world. We need to focus and work together as there is no I in team.
ODonnell nods at The Dragon’s words of wisdom.
ODonnell: You are right. Sorry I got ahead of myself. It is just that every since we got promoted I have this feeling like nothing can bring me down. The stars seems to be starting to align and together we will be unstoppable.
Ragnarath: CJ we don’t even have a tag name.
Ricky looks at CJ and in an instant it is like a light bulb went off. O’Donnell snaps his fingers.
ODonnell: I got it.
Dramatic pause.
ODonnell: The Celtic Dragons.
As Ricky thinks about it for a few moments as CJ eagerly awaits his response.
Ragnarath: I like it.
And with those words the camera goes back to ringside.
The camera pans to the announce team.
Celtic Dragons?
I dig it!
The camera pans back to reveal Nate Ortiz standing in his trophy room. Full of championships and trophies from eras long before this one, until now. It could be thought of as the equivalent to Odin’s chamber. He doesn’t look at the camera as he eyes one of the cases holding the OCWX World Heavyweight championship.
Nate: I’ve been at this thing for a long, long, time. Some of the kids in the company now were babies when I started this. From the moment I walked in, through today I still sit at the top. This journey hasn’t been without its pitfalls.
Nate turns his head to another case holding his whole attire from Summercide 2014.
Nate: Riot 500 was no different. Another pitfall in the neverending story. But I decided to change the story a little bit. Instead of wearing the white hat and shaking Dupree’s hand I slapped it back to whatever dimension he is in this week. They’ve said over and over again that you die a hero or become Nate Ortiz. As if I’m the greatest villain to ever set foot in OCW.
Nate’s eye catches the pot leaf lighter he used to burn Rev Inc. alive at the first Road 2 Glory.
Nate: Villain is a role that I’ve played before. After when we went through at 500 I realized it’s the role I need to play again. I love the people but the boys want the villainous tyrant they claim that I am.
Nate: Dupree, I’m ready whenever you decide to come out of the hole you’ve dropped in. But first I have Parker who may be in the damn hole with him. The white hat is off and the black hat is on. I don’t expect to see you until June and that’s fine. I’m that last of the Golden Era. The last of the OCWX. The walking representation of OCW history. At Wrestlution you can become check mark on the long list of greats that I’ve outlast.
Nate: Enjoy sailing on your ship or whatever you’ve been doing the last few months. The end is here for you bald guy.
Nate looks at his skull crown from Summercide 17’ which includes a new golden stone in the center.
Nate: The Summer is already mine. Time to close Jurassic Park…
The scene fades on a close up shot of the skull crown.
