*King Chronic is in the back, crown on head, cape on, and staring into the camera*
As most of you know, I have been part of this company for a long time. Unfortunately though, for most of my career, I was, at best, a jobber, and at worst, fired. Yes, at one point, I was had actually been future endeavored. Yet, I came back, I was brought back into this company, because someone saw something in me. Someone said "You know, this guy could be something with the right gimmick." That man was Icehawk, and that gimmick?
"Mighty" Chronic.
For several months, I came out here, and claimed to be one of the Mightiest of all people, screaming that I was mighty and all sorts of tomfoolery.. That gimmick though failed miserably and I was still a jobber. That is, until June 28th, 2010. Know what happened on that date?
I won my first title.
I beat Kuge for the Lightweight Title. It was arguably the best night of my career up to that point. However, just as my dreams were becoming a reality, the real reality decided to yank the chain on my dreams. At King of the Board 2010, I lost the Lightweight Title. That night, I promised myself something. I promised myself that, one year later, if I didn't walk in as champion, I would quit the company.
It was all or nothing for me.
For one year, I won more matches, I climbed that long ladder of success, and after a lot of hard work, lost blood, and sleepless nights, I surpassed even my dreams. I walked into King of the Board 2011 as Middleweight Champion, but I walked out...
*takes off his crown and stares at it for a moment.* ...King.
I may have lost the title, but I won so much more. Suddenly, I was on top of the world. I had broken through that glass ceiling, and I was slowly but surely proving to each and every person who doubted me that I was the real deal. I wasn't a fluke.
Less than three weeks later, I defeated one of my best friends, Ctes, for the Heavyweight Championship. That night, I knew that my long journey to the top had been worth it. I held that title for nearly three months, and with each day I knew that I had proven to myself that I belonged in this company. The fact that I'm now a Hall of Famer doesn't hurt matters either. Heh.
But here we are. A few days short of the two year anniversary where I promised myself I'd turned my career around, and one year removed from where I kept my promise At King of the Board, I may no longer be king, but I know that my career is far from over.
*Puts the crown back on my head, and prepares for my match*
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Push the button, Frank...