Who has been your biggest rival in your EAW career.

EAW is my biggest rival, so everyone.

DEDEDE

Kawa

I guess it would be Xavier Williams

Either DDD, or RoV

Cameron of course, lol

Every bitch ass extremist that talks about me losing the CITV cash in and winning Bust of the Year.

So... pretty much everybody.

I guess you could say Terry, but I think me and Monstro could put on some very entertaining matches in the future with our consistency on promos and our drastically different characters.

ADV.. he has been my only true rival actually.

Jeff Cena

You.

Fucking asshole.

Hurricane Hawk wrote:

Jeff Cena

   

Enemy wise would be DEDEDE

Probably Hurricane Hawk... maybe Y2Impact in my early days... that match happened too many times.

Well I've had long term beefs with DDD, Imp, HBB and RoV facing them all a lot in EAW. EAW wise I feel like it would be Robbie if I pick one person, but overall e-feds including EAW it would be HBB if picking one person since we kinda grew up in efeds together fighting all over the place.

There isn't really an Edge/John Cena situation for my character. I think the most heated beef my character has had was with Heart Break Boy in 2012. That feud/those matches are something I won't forget, mostly because of the intensity and the conviction which with both of us wrote on promos. He was inactive for our House of Glass match, but I really take pride in the effort both of us gave for our Last Man Standing match on Dynasty in 2012, so major props to him for that. I took the loss pretty hard, but it all worked out for the best with me. Though it wasn't a hugely long-term feud, we were at odds with each other for a few months, the peak of that being the aforementioned LMS match on Dynasty (which is probably one of the best matches Scott has written; fantastic match and ending).

The man I go back with the furthest in EAW history is Jaywalker. Our characters (and sometimes, our actual selves) have entered into a war of words with each other more often than I can remember. It all goes back to a 2008 Dynasty where Starr and I faced Jay in a handicap match. At the time, Jay was the biggest face in EAW and the World Heavyweight Champion (Pretty much Cena-level at the time, as hard as that is to believe with the monster heel he played in later years). Ronn interfered with the match and I ended up getting the pin over him, which I considered my biggest career accomplishment up to that point. We weren't the best of friends in early years (he thought I was a snake, which wasn't too far from the truth at the time; I didn't really like his attitude and vice versa, etc), so it was a really big accomplishment for me and it didn't tone his dominance down much since it was a handicap match that required interference on behalf of his opponents to win. It escalated at Road to Redemption II; a match Jay should've won on his own merits considering I wasn't even scheduled there to begin with, but an event that began my rise to mainstream prominence for me. From Midsummer Massacre II to Dynasty vs. Showdown 2012 to the EAW Finale show, I've always found my matches with Jay hugely competitive and he's been one of, if not the most enjoyable opponent I've faced to date, though I miss "The Elite Dynast." ƒ

Then there's RRS, with whom I've had several classic matches dating back to the post-RTR II Dynasty in 2009. Our competitiveness and self-entitlement complemented each other in promos, and we instantly hit it off from the get-go in 2009. But to tell you the truth, that might very well have been the peak of our feud together. We were never more intense in any match promos-wise than we were in early 2009 when feuding for the World Heavyweight Championship on Dynasty. In later years, the conviction and the intensity was still there, but to a far lesser extent. Things eventually boiled over and we teamed up to form the infamous Order of the Angels, a team most people were annoyed by because we were (admittedly) douchebags. We never promoed as hard on each other as we did in 2009, despite the quality of our promos clearly progressing with time. Despite the fact that a lot of his career was GFX-motivated, I really feel like the majority of that just cancelled out the poor attitude that put him in the proverbial dog house for the better part of his career. It's regrettable that his championship reigns didn't amount to more, and I would've loved to see him face Jaywalker at some point (the two have never crossed paths in EAW history; it would be a match for the ages, undoubtedly), but it is what it is and I won't forget our many matches and feuds with each other. ƒ


Last but not least, Mr. DEDEDE. He's almost-assuredly the one I've wanted to beat the most out of this quartet of legends, but it never really materialized the way I wanted it to and so I'd just like to say I'm hugely grateful for the feud, match, and promos we put on leading up to Pain for Pride VI. Despite his sexual affinity for adolescent girls (/sarcasm... possibly), he's one of the most immensely talented and critical figures in the history of EAW. It was an honor to face him, and I wasn't very upset I lost at last year's Pain for Pride. I guess "disappointed" would be the best word to use, but even then, the match and the ability to finally have a proper feud with him after all of those years since he whipped out his shovel and dug me a six-foot deep hole at the inaugural Reckless Wiring was a rewarding experience that I won't forget. I liken our feud to Goku vs. Vegeta in their second encounter in the Buu arc. Vegeta was driven by his rage and envy, seeing Kakarot obtain what he, the entitled egotistical Saiyan elite, could not obtain time after time. It must've taken a lot for him to sit back all of those years knowing Goku was the one to avenge his warrior race, and not he who had experienced Freeza's subjugation first-hand. Then there was the fact he reached the level of Super Saiyan before Vegeta, and then maybe Vegeta became stronger than even he in the Android Arc for a brief time (see: me, 2010), but Goku was always the savior and played hero while Vegeta took a backseat, similar to DDD being EAW's poster boy and appearing in the majority of main events despite Jaywalker and I being World Champions on Showdown and Dynasty, respectively. It's not exactly congruous, but the parallels I've drawn are close enough for me to relate the two. Our actual feud and promos are overlooked because of the God-level match that took place at PFP, but I'd argue it was the most intense and deep-seeded feud going on in EAW at the time. Of course, I salvaged my losses and won the four-way at the EAW Finale, but that's something that just doesn't go away.


In conclusion, all of these men are great candidates for the title of my "greatest rival," but there's really no huge disparity for any of them in my eyes because I'm equally competitive with all of them. That's why they're legends. Kudos to all of them on their hard work and accomplishments, and may they triumph in whatever they do in their e-fed futures.

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Jaywalker, Diamond Cage, and Extreme Enigma.

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SG1

I haven't been here long, but maybe Alex Anderson so far?

Jacob Senn

I'd probably say Jay. Imp's probably my longest and Demon's probably the most hated.