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That gap between inches and failure? That’s what separates us. When I beat you again… When your second chance dies just like the first… When the world sees the gap between us clear as day… I’ll look into that camera… calm… composed… untouchable… and say— Simply. Lovely.

You call yourself dangerous. But every time the spotlight hits, you freeze. At Faith For The Fallen, this isn’t two desperate men fighting. This is one future world champion reminding everyone who he is. You had your shot at gold and failed. I had mine… and I was inches away.

You didn’t dominate. You didn’t rise. You lost. So don’t walk in here acting like you’re above me. We both tasted opportunity… and we both watched it slip away. The difference? I’ve already beaten you. King’s Crown Semi-Final. Bright lights. High stakes. And you folded.

But let’s not pretend I’m the only one walking into Faith For The Fallen after failure. Vicky Dada. You had your shot too. WSW Championship. Triple Threat. Ripper Ace standing there as champion. Arthur Atlus fighting for the same prize. And what happened? You didn’t win.

TLC. Tables. Ladders. Chairs. The World Heavyweight Championship hanging above me… And one moment separating me from destiny. Alan didn’t outclass me. He survived me. One slip. One second. …Simply lovely.

judgment from the heavens!" @WSWMaxSainz crawls. His fingers tremble as they wrap around the cold steel of a folding chair. He looks at @WSWAlanMcIntyre The Animal—who is on his knees, blood painting a dark crimson path down his chest. Max’s face twists—half terror, half manic

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In Royal Clash, names don’t matter — timing does. And yours? Terrible. This ring is already under my control. So step in, Blade. Because steel bends, empires fall… and you’ll learn real quick who runs this match.

Number 14… Foniz Blade. Now this just got interesting. The ring’s already crowded — Rastogi still clinging on, Stryker Steel trying to look dangerous — and now you step in thinking this changes things? Foniz, I don’t care who you are or what reputation follows you.

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Royal Clash isn’t about who enters… it’s about who lasts. And right now, every man in this ring knows one thing — Max Sainz isn’t going anywhere.

Jack Silverman is here. Stryker Steel is still standing. Rastogi’s hanging on. I’ve beaten Jack before — King’s Crown proved that. And tonight doesn’t feel any different. This ring’s filling up, the pressure’s rising, and I’m still standing in control.

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Shay, welcome to pressure you’ve never felt. Stryker, steel cracks when it’s tested long enough. Royal Clash doesn’t wait for anyone to get comfortable. This match is still young… and I’m already making it dangerous.

Number 11… number 12… Shay Cormac and Stryker Steel just walked in. Don’t get it twisted — this isn’t the endgame yet, but it’s already my ring. Rastogi’s still breathing. You two are fresh. And I’m standing here with eliminations on my name and momentum on my side.

MEN’S ROYAL CLASH MATCH Two bodies just hit the floor and the landscape has changed fast. New entrants are in, and tensions are rising high! Rastogi Empire @RastogiEmpire Vs Max Sainz @WSWMaxSainz Vs Shay Cormac @WSW_ShayCormac Vs Stryker Steel @StrykerSteel

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Daniel, welcome to the deep end. Rick, you should’ve left when you had the chance. Rastogi Empire? Empires fall… and I’m the collapse. Royal Clash is thinning out, and I’m just getting started. Count the eliminations. Because Max Sainz is taking over this ring.

Rex Harvest — eliminated. That’s number two. I told you history would repeat itself. And now look at what’s left — Daniel Cormac, fresh in and already confused… Rick Myers still hanging on… and Rastogi Empire thinking numbers make them safe. Let me clear this up real quick.