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Personal Narrative: Beat Rhys Haze
I have an opportunity to be a world champion and all I have to do is beat Rhys Haze and then go on to TLC and beat Vega and Diamond and then I can lift that belt over my head like I’ve done so many times before. When you’re the World Heavyweight Champion opportunities come with it and I wanna be successful I'll do anything and everything to be champion even if it means snapping the dreams of Rhys Haze well be it. I’m going to walk out there and give my all and I do that every day and every day I show why they call me amazing and when I step into that ring I am better than anyone else in that ring. Thanks for holding the mic Alex now get out of here.
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