After singing for over an hour the Rumble Bella’s line is empty once again. Because they are almost out of stuff they decide to call it a day.

Flojo: Are you already leaving me?

In front of her spot is still a huge lane waiting to get their hands on her merch.

Ashley: Not everyone has bred a following of neckbeards like you.

Belle: That’s not very nice, Ashley.

Even the first person in FloJo’s line who just received her newest autograph card responds to it.

(Flojo Card)

Fan: That really wasn’t very nice of you.

Ashley: Stop crying.

Flojo: Can you please stop harassing my audience.

Ashley: Yeah, we are gone in no time.

And before she leaves she takes their last signed poster and throws it at the fan.

Ashley: Take that as an apology.

LAST IDIOT STANDING

Once again we are greeted with a well decorated Wrestlution backstage area. The “What Does Wrestlution Mean To You”. This time we are with the OCW’s possibly hardest working duo of Stacy Clark and Jim Black.

The two are often at odds, but share a common profession and love for wrestling which is exhibited by the smiles on their faces. Jim Black talks first.

Jim Black: What does Wrestlution mean to me? It means a lot, it’s one of the reasons I come back year after year. To see it all just culminate in this gigantic event, where everything is on the line.

Jim Black: Week in and week out, from the dangerous backstage brawls, crazy in ring returns, surprise attacks and limitless bullying. It all comes down to this one time of year, where it all matters the most.

You can see the excitement as his eyes widen.

Jim Black: It’s damn exhilarating, no matter how many times I’ve been here. It just means everything to me from a professional standpoint and just as a fan of wrestling. It’s the final battle of battles.

The camera then pans over to OCW Hall of Famer, Stacy Clark.

Stacy Clark: What does Wrestlution mean to me? It means opportunity. An opportunity for everyone to showcase their best. Whether it be the officials, production staff, interviewers or talent.

Stacy Clark: An opportunity to make history. For the wrestlers in that ring, who train day in and day out, this is they’re opportunity. I’ve seen stars both explode in popularity and die in glory on this very stage.

Stacy: I’ve seen it all, yet I know no matter what, at Wrestlution, that opportunity is at its pinnacle. So let me take this opportunity to wish you all a wonderful, outrageously tremendous Wrestlution 18!

“What Does Wrestlution Mean To You” flashes on the screen one last time before fading.

OCW INTERNATIONAL TITLE