Post by qbk9 on Feb 8, 2009 10:40:36 GMT -6
The Queensbridge: Exclusive crew [AKA: The QB:K9's] have been in the middle of quite a bit of controversy as of late. As if trying to deal with Aaron "Chico" Vasquez wasn't enough - - The World of professional wrestling must now deal with his two captains. Lukey Luck and Papes have burst onto the scene and have made the Pure Pro Wrestling Tag Team Division and absolute crapshoot.
Vasquez is coming off a convincing win of Jacky Williams, and has his sights set on Big Bad Cortez - and just about anyone else on the PPW Roster who isn't affiliated with the K9's. Blake Samuels was available briefly, as he was leaving a small PPW memorabilia launch in Deluth, MN.
Samuels was asked about the "slow start" that Vasquez has been on recently.
"Look, this is a completely different territory and a completely seperate booking commitee. Vasquez is still putting in work, and deserves to be mentioned among the federation's best. We all know what this man is capable of - and once he gets past a few more competitors, I think it's safe to say he will be inline for a shot at C.J Rowell. But first, he's about to make an example out of Big Bad Cortez."
"Cortez is just another monster of a man, who will be chopped down to size. Vasquez has spent his entire wrestling career mauling much bigger opponents - I think he enjoys the challenge. Like I've said in the past - if you don't believe me, just ask Dusty Griffith."
Samuels smiled, and offered to answer a couple of question about the sudden debut of Lukey Luck and Papes.
"Lukey and Papes are great athletes, and each of them bring an interesting dynamic to the squared circle. Lukey is definitely the power and strength of the team - while Papes is the flashy type. These two have been putting in work back home in 'QB' - as the local training facility is chalk full of young men who dream of making it in this business. That's how they stay hungry - is by thwarting off the attacks of those who are looking to take their spot. or make a legit name for themselves."
"Their opponents have the advantage in the experience department - but sometimes experience isn't always enough. The type of impact that Vasquez made on the sport in 2007, is the same type of impact that Lukey and Papes are primed to make in 2009."
Samuels excused himself from further comments at this point.
credit: ppwwrestling/newswire/qbk9
Vasquez is coming off a convincing win of Jacky Williams, and has his sights set on Big Bad Cortez - and just about anyone else on the PPW Roster who isn't affiliated with the K9's. Blake Samuels was available briefly, as he was leaving a small PPW memorabilia launch in Deluth, MN.
Samuels was asked about the "slow start" that Vasquez has been on recently.
"Look, this is a completely different territory and a completely seperate booking commitee. Vasquez is still putting in work, and deserves to be mentioned among the federation's best. We all know what this man is capable of - and once he gets past a few more competitors, I think it's safe to say he will be inline for a shot at C.J Rowell. But first, he's about to make an example out of Big Bad Cortez."
"Cortez is just another monster of a man, who will be chopped down to size. Vasquez has spent his entire wrestling career mauling much bigger opponents - I think he enjoys the challenge. Like I've said in the past - if you don't believe me, just ask Dusty Griffith."
Samuels smiled, and offered to answer a couple of question about the sudden debut of Lukey Luck and Papes.
"Lukey and Papes are great athletes, and each of them bring an interesting dynamic to the squared circle. Lukey is definitely the power and strength of the team - while Papes is the flashy type. These two have been putting in work back home in 'QB' - as the local training facility is chalk full of young men who dream of making it in this business. That's how they stay hungry - is by thwarting off the attacks of those who are looking to take their spot. or make a legit name for themselves."
"Their opponents have the advantage in the experience department - but sometimes experience isn't always enough. The type of impact that Vasquez made on the sport in 2007, is the same type of impact that Lukey and Papes are primed to make in 2009."
Samuels excused himself from further comments at this point.
credit: ppwwrestling/newswire/qbk9