The Masked Observer: When the Going Gets Weird...

[Juan Hefe]

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The weird turn pro! Well, well, well, when I'm right, I'm right! Born-Again Kid made his long anticipated debut in Vegas last night during a thundering, unbelievable juniorweight battle royale that I've watched about 15 times already. Not only that, but VCW welcomed a slew of other new competitors that will almost certainly make an instant impact in the coming weeks. Let's look at who the biggest suprises were and their possible plans in the near future. Born-Again Kid: In his very first match, BAK captures the number one contendership for the VCW Juniorweight title and makes an enemy of former champion "The Misfit" Rob Frias. If my instincts are correct, I trust it won't be long until the entire Sin-Dicate debuts as well. "The Risen Dragon" Luke Devlin: This guy knows how to make enemies in a hurry. Not only did he debut a new move, he took out 5 people before re-injuring Jose Reyes and then eliminated himself by delivering a death-defying Dragon Star Press to Reyes who was laying on the outside. Devlin also came back later that night to interfere in the VCW Las Vegas Championship match, costing Chris Shawcross his title and seemingly aligning himself with Gregory Gambit and Blackjack in the process. DJ Logan Sparks: The musical prodigy returns to VCW just in time to debut his new radio show! Firebird Richie: The CPW babyface extrordinaire makes his debut but is taken out quickly by Charon. EFF Dash: The good doctor came out and had a REALLY weird encounter with "The Slasher" Ethan Winter. My spider-senses are telling me that Dash of EFF was or is still treating Winter for his debilitating dual personality disorder. EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the Masked Observer's opinion ONLY. Please disregard. This leads me to conclude the following pecking order for the juniorweights:

[/b] The champ has a lot of hard challenges on his plate, starting at All In against the BAK.

1. Born-Again Kid: The new number one contender will have to survive what I believe will be a relentless onslaught from the other VCW juniorweights.

2. "The Misfit" Rob Frias: The former champ forfeited his rematch clause and now must bide his time.

3. "The Risen Dragon" Luke Devlin: It remains to be seen what championship Devlin will focus on, but if he sets his sights on juniorweight gold, it's only a matter of time before he gets the belt around his waist.

4. "The Swede" Carl Svensson: The always dangerous Swede is now a proven hardcore wrestler to go along with his superb technical background. Once the disappointment of losing his VCW Hardcore championship to Scott Starnes subsides, he will once again be on the hunt for the juniorweight championship.

5. El Hijo Del Perra: The veteran luchadore has his hands full with Ryan Bowdridge and only once that best-of-five series concludes will we know how serious EHDP is about reclaiming the championship that he put on the map. I'm also getting word that should the best-of-five series go to five matches, Perra will debut a new mask that pays hommage to his former teacher and greatest influence, Blue Demon.[/ul]Until next time, I am... the Masked Observer!

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