Hello this is Rex Rottwyler and today I welcome XWA World Champion Drought.

(Drought comes in with his belt, shakes Rex's hand and sits down on the sofa.)

Rex: Drought, welcome to our show. It is a pleasure to have you up here.

Drought: Thanks Rex, same to you. I've been working on my Holy Sh*t call, but it still can't compare to yours...

Rex: Heh, of course not... Let me start by asking you how you broke into the business?

Drought: Well, a friend of mine introduced me to the business, and that is when I met Prez Karl, who is the man that probably got me where I am today. He owned a fed by the name of the WWA, where I was a 3 time tag team champion with Superbeast. That is when things started slowing down, some financial problems and stuff, and that is when Karl came up with a new fresh fed, the EAWA.

What was it like in the EAWA? Who were your toughest opponents?

Drought: Well, I was disappointed about the WWA closing down, considering it was my first home. But the EAWA was also sucessful for me too, because I became the leader of the Lindale Mafia, which was basically a group of scrubs that I picked up that would never amount to much, except for one, who I brought into the business and is now a very well known superstar, Hall Monitor. As for my toughest opponents, Misery Machine, Leper Messiah, and the whole Damage Inc. crew were always tough, along with Calvin Krime, and Lord Tottingham and his British tag team partner. But that is when the EAWA met the same fate that the WWA did, as it began go close down also.

Rex: Do you and did you leave the EAWA on good terms? Do you still speak to Prez Karl?

Drought:I think that Karl was excited to see me get to move on to bigger and better things, because that is when I signed a very huge deal with the XWA, and became a true big name star. As for communication with Karl, I haven't talked to him in at least 2 to 3 months.

Rex: When you were in the IWF, was it difficult to adjust to a new system and a new Prez?

Drought: Well, yes and no, because the IWF was ran much like the XWA, but it was different considering the new competition. Misery Machine was in there, but soon after I had signed a contract, the IWF also started to go downhill.

Rex: What were your accomplishments in the IWF? Did you hold any titles?

Drought: I was an internet title holder within the first 2 weeks I believe, but it didn't really amount to much, considering that the fed then was so far down in the ratings, they had a gay blowjob match, but I won't go into that right now, because it is too sick to even describe.

When you left the IWF what did you do?

Drought: I was left without a job because with the XWA down and recooperating, and no other decent federations were around, Drought kind of disappeared from the scene for a while I guess you could say.

You also were in the defunct UVWF that was eventually bought by President Tokyo. Is that correct?

Drought: Yes it is. Diablo did a great job on the fed, but good things don't last forever, as the UVWF also went down.

Who did you feud with in that fed and did you enjoy Prez Diablo's tactics?

Drought: Well, like you said, when Tokyo bought the fed, most of the people I had fought in the UVWF had moved to the XWA, so a lot of the familiar faces here are the old UVWF people too. I had some memorable matches with Gravedigger and King Slade, who was an old employee. Also, the Pac Pain and Hall Monitor were there too.

You have finally settled down in the XWA. Is that a true statement?

Drought: Thankfully, yes. I am very happy where I am, and I don't think I would rather be anywhere else than right here. Like the old WWA, this is my home.

What is your relationship with Doc O'Leary and President Tokyo?

Drought: 2 of the greatest guys a man could work for. They have treated me with respect, and I try my best to return the favor. They have really helped me become who I am today, as a wrestler, and also a person.

Tell me what you XWA experiences have been like?

Drought: I have so many that it would be almost impossible to describe. From the first night where I made my debut against Zach Lowery to the night I defeated Truth for the Heavyweight Title, I have been hated by fans, loved by fans, and loved to be hated by fans. I am very happy with my record as of now, and I have had to win many tough matches to get it. The most memorable one was probably the Deathmatch with the Wizard of Odd. You don't break the ratings record every day you know. And I couldn't forget about the times I had with Damage Inc., The Tokyo Enterprise, and last but definetly not least, the Forces of Impact.

Rex:Now, let me ask. What is it like to work with Justin Santiago and the Forces of Imapct and how did you two get together.

Drought:Well, it was very apparent when the company got back together that it was gonna take something to stir it up. I was just looking to go solo and eventually become World Champ. Then I met Mason at a weightlifting gym and he was with Justin who I had seen in the back and did not speak to much. Justin was just breaking in and I wasn't sure what to expect. Since that day the Forces of Impact were formed. We talked for like 5 hours and went for beers afterward where TNT was hanging out with his boy Hall Monitor. We just clicked and after that went on to become the two singles greatest athletes to hit the XWA and we were on a team.

Also what was the feeling when you beat Truth last month to win the XWA World Championship? was a goal accomplished?

Drought: There is no way to describe the feeling of winning a world title, especially from someone such as Truth. A goal was definetly accomplished, and I guess you could call me the Mick Foley of the XWA, only in my case, my dream came true!

Finally, let me give you a list of names and your opinions

Prez Karl:The man that got me where I am today. I'll always remember the WWA, no matter what. Karl's a great guy with a knack for running a fed, but never had the backup to keep it going.

Prez Diablo: Gets the job done. Very dependable and does his job the way it should be done.

IWF Prez: This was a sad fed, and to tell the truth, I can't remember what his name was. Like one man said... IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT IS NAME IS...

Prez Dan Carevic: Seems like a man that enjoys what he does. Runs the WWA much like Vinny Mac himself.

Hall Monitor: Got Your Hall Pass? Of course I do. Monitor my boy, just remember who brought you into the business... hehe, this is actually a long time friend of mine, but when you have 2 competitive friends that hate to lose, you are going to see great things happen from them. Monitor, you're a great athlete, just keep your head in it.

Truth: The Mystery Man. I have the upmost respect for him, because of the things that he has done in his career. The master of the mind games, and that is most definetly the Truth!

Calvin Krime: Senor Suicide, the "Rudy of Wrestling". He takes out the midgets, the mediocres, and the giants. Very dedicated to what he does, is a man that I always try to wrestle like in my matches, because even though he doesn't have the body, he has the heart, which always produces more in the end...

Misery Machine: The Man, the Myth, the Legend. A man that helped me out tremendously in my career, and I have followed him almost everywhere he went. To be honest, it brought tears to my eyes to see him leave the XWA a few weeks ago, because there will never be another man like him.

Zach Lowery: The Ladies man, a guy that to be honest, I couldn't stand him, but he definetly had what it took in the ring. Great Athlete.

TNT: Great guy, Great friend. Definetly a person you want with you come party time. He gets me hooked up all the time with the ladies, and is basically a great guy to be around.

Justin Santiago: A man that helped me become the world champion. With his Insane tactics, he showed me what it really took to be a real contender in the ring. He is also a great guy to be around out of the ring too. Great athlete, great person.

Lonnie Marie and Mason: Mason is my main man. I always compete with him in the weightroom, and to tell the truth, I never have a chance. Gentle guy that will help you out whenever you need it. Lonnie is just plain beatiful, and I wish her the best of luck on her recovery.

Jake Pender: Oh, one of those WWA guys... Don't know much about him, but by the way everyone talks, he seems to be pretty good. I wouldn't mind stepping into the ring with him, and let him come face to face with "The New Generation".

The Wac-offs: Talented young kids that remind me of my younger days. They have a promising future, if they continue to work hard.

Doc O'Leary: Very sucessful man that helped me out big time in my career. Without him, I wouldn't be where I am.

The Pacific Pain: Tough bunch of guys. I learned that the hard way by stepping in the ring with them. Definetly a team you want on your side.

Prez Tokyo: The mastermind of the XWA. Though he can be a little stubborn at times in the decisions he makes, I must give him credit that he runs the business like no other. He has the money, he has the mind, and he has the greatest wrestler ever working for him.. Drought!

Thanks for your time and cooperation Drought. One last question.

What is in Drought's future?

Drought: I see myself staying with the XWA for as long as they are around, and if this doesn't go right, which hopefully it will, I may give up wrestling entirely. This is a very small chance though, because at a young age, I love the sport, it would be hard to say good-bye. But for right now, I will continue to defend my title, and no one shall overcome me!

Rex: Thank you Drought.

Drought: Thanks Rex, it has been a pleasure.

(Drought shakes Rex's Hand poses and walks out showing his World Title)