The Villain's Redemption

[Griffith]

Marty Scurll is sitting down in a chair. In his hands are his umbrella and his plague doctor mask. He’s wearing a white dress shirt and a big brown fur coat. The camera zooms in on Marty, he looks up and smiles.

Scurll: I was really starting to worry that my losing streak was going to be permanent. I lost week after week, match after match. Last week, I lost to Seth Freakin Rollins. Talk about a low point.

Marty looks down and laughs. When he looks up, it is clear that he is only joking to hide the pain he feels from losing.

Scurll: However, that piece of garbage Jimmy Havoc has finally given me a break. I was put in a match against Wade Barrett. Talk about an easy win. Havoc wants my win loss ratio to go up so when I destroy him he has a shred of credibility left. Because you see, Havoc is still scared of me. He knows what I am capable of, and what I will do to him. I am the damn Villain. I will break Wade Barrett’s fingers, then I’ll break Jimmy Havoc’s fingers. I am the greatest British talent in the world, and the whole world will see this when I beat Barrett at Wrestlemania.

Marty gets up and starts to walk away. He stops, and slowly turns back around.

Scurll: Want to know what infuriates me? Wes Ikeda vs. Jimmy Havoc in the main event of Wrestlemania. That right, two numpties in a deathmatch is the main event. They put themselves over every single championship in the EBWF. Over Kenny Omega, over The Miz, over Jeff Hardy, and over me. Does anyone else not see that as ridiculous? The focus of the EBWF should be on the championship, not two part timers. The Villain is the second match on the card. Are you kidding me? I should be main eventing Wrestlemania. Not the second match of the damn show. That is all. See you at Wrestlemania everybody. Hope you're ready to get your fingers broken.

Scurll ends the segment by walking away into the darkness.