Hart & Soul [SNW: "Clash of the Duos 2011: Night Three"]

I have had a pretty successful run in Sims National Wrestling thus far. After finishing up training for the promotion, I went on to become the first Student's Cup holder. Shortly thereafter, I entered the tag team scene along with Gavin Hart. We had some success, but nothing out of this world. After a while, we split, but there were no hard feelings. Unfortunately for Gavin, his career didn't really go far after the split. I, on the other hand, moved up the ranks in SNW. Eventually, I was in the hunt for the FUSE Championship, which was more than an honor. At "Purple Haze", during SNW's Jimi Hendrix weekend, I defeated Sam Kineval in a Submission match and became FUSE Champion. I went on to set the record for most defenses of that Championship.

Over in the National Wrestling League, I was making waves and becoming a big deal with the IWC after a series of matches with my all time favorite opponent, Ace Bennett. Ironically, it was Bennett's FUSE Title defense record that I broke. Anyway, after several classics in NWL and a very fun tag team run as the "Smokin' Aces" in Twin City Wrestling, our paths had to cross in SNW. Bennett was riding high as the SNW World Heavyweight Champion when I won the FUSE Title. Finally, at "Dude, Where's My Moped?" we met in a Champion vs. Champion match. On that night, Bennett protected himself and his belt by walking out of the ring and getting counted out. Then, the "Smokin' Aces" reunited as SNW's two singles Champions teamed up in a Best of the Duos qualifier. We still had some unresolved issues, which led to a disappointing loss, followed by Bennett leveling me with the SNW World Title.

Double shot weekends seemed to be my thing. After winning the FUSE Title during Hendrix weekend, my biggest defense ever was booked for the Beatles weekend. At "Strawberry Fields Forever", the main even had my FUSE Title on the line against SNW World Champion, Ace Bennett. After a grueling 27 minutes of excellent wrestling, I forced Bennett to submit to the Sharpshooter and as the stipulation stated, I was now granted a World Title shot at anytime I wished. Shortly thereafter though, I dropped the FUSE Title in my hometown under some shady circumstances, which was very disappointing, but my focus would now shift to only the SNW World Title. Things would drastically change very soon though.

I received a call from the WWE, letting me know that they were interested in me. I agreed to a meeting with one of their talent scouts in New York. It was just for discussions and nothing else, but of course, word hit the internet and the SNW fans who once loved me, were now chanting "you sold out" towards me. I went to the top of SNW and presented them with an idea I had. They liked the idea, so we went with it. At "Family Reunion", the first show after Riot Act IV, I came out, to more "you sold out" chants and cut a promo.

Kevin Hart: About a year and a half ago, nobody knew who I was. I was a punk kid teaming with Gavin Hart and we proclaimed to be the "real" Hart Foundation. Looking back, I think that was wrong, because it was a slap in the face to Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart. I took on the Hart name because I idolized Bret growing up, not to spit on what he's done throughout his career. I looked back at Bret's storied career the other night and I found the single greatest thing he ever did. It was in 1997, when he took notice and realized just how fickle wrestling fans truly are. Whether it's 1997 or present day, you people never change. You turned your backs on me because of a rumor that I had a meeting with the WWE. First of all, I gave you people my blood, sweat and tears and you flipped the script on me in a drop of a dime. Second, to be perfectly honest, if I did have a meeting with the WWE and if I were to sign with them, that is not selling out. I have a family to feed and with the economy the way it is, the WWE may be the best place for me. But right now, my issue isn't actually with you people. Once I saw that story hit the press, I knew you'd all turn your backs, so I prepared myself for it. What I didn't prepare myself for was SNW turning their backs on me. You see, after I beat Ace Bennett and secured an SNW Title match at anytime I wanted, I waited for my time. Growing up, I saw more pro wrestling shows at the Hammerstein Ballroom than any over venue, so when I heard SNW was doing an iPPV there, I went straight to the top and discussed having my SNW Title match in that building. Thing seemed to go well in that meeting, but once the WWE rumor hit, everything turned sour. I got a call saying I would be in a FUSE Title match that night instead, because they were suddenly bringing in Dragon Kid to face Bennett. I'm a company guy though, so I let it slide. Then Riot Act IV came and instead of me getting the Title shot I earned, SNW instead grants their "golden boy", Henry Edwards the shot. As we all know, Edwards went on to win his 3rd SNW Title, while I still have yet to get even one shot. If you people and SNW want to stab me in the back then it's fine, I don't need any of you. It may just push me out the door and make all the rumors true. Or it could very well send me over the edge. I guarantee that I will get my rightful Title shot, even if I have to make everyone in SNW tap out...especially Henry Edwards.