05-27-2026, 11:43 PM
Cologne, Germany. Wednesday 3rd April. (Off-Camera)
It was the final day where Kemal was packing everything up in his temporary home in the wrestling school where he had been living as he didn't have the money to have a home anywhere. He had to earn his way to get some money which he did successfully by working in a Turkish restaurant and one he really wants to get a business going in America as well, giving that he had written down every single recipe down that the restaurant had done so he could take notes and even written down basic instructions on how to do this.
It had been a very long process for Kemal to get a proper passport as the one he originally had was lost in the earthquake, especially that he and Konrad had to go all the way to Berlin just to get the documents sorted out, even if the language was lost on Kemal, considering he could only talk Turkish and English. But the passport had finally arrived on Monday, but he needed to pack his things, on top of allowing the process of getting flights to living there permanently and the visa that also needed to be sorted out.
Especially he knows that a lot of people, even the Koln FC reserves team are waiting outside for him as well as the restaurant boss who all wanted to see Kemal off on his adventures in Atlanta, Georgia. Although Konrad had to take him to the biggest international airport in Germany, Frankfurt International airport. Of course everyone in the gym rallied around him and even Konrad invited the Turkish restaurant boss and some of Kemal's football friends in the wrestling school to wave Kemal goodbye.
As the chances of him coming back to Germany unless it was to train wrestlers himself on occasions were low at this point because he was going to live in America permanently and that path was going to be much harder for Kemal than any wrestler Konrad and Lord Raab ever hired because unlike all the other wrestlers who had families and friends to talk to, Kemal had none of that. Even that made him feel frightened if he couldn't start a new family of his own, especially Americans he knew might not be very welcoming with Kemal because of his religion.
Dakon and Ludvig's path to travelling to America was a lot easier on them because they had family and other people to talk to, but Kemal didn't. He was an outsider, but they were also willing to have him in their home because Kemal didn't have anywhere else he could go. It was going to be hard and Konrad and even Lord Raab saw the shakes Kemal had on leaving where his wrestling career and his entire life restarted.
Kemal Yilmaz: “What if I can't start a new family over there? Because I want to have a wife and kids of my own.”
Konrad Raab: “I'm sure that you will find someone in the meantime. The important thing for you is to go over there and get some wrestling lessons and even start a business there.”
Lord Raab: “He's right, well apart from me who doesn't have another job as wrestling is all I do, having a secondary job is not a bad thing and if you can't find anywhere, start a business of your own.”
There was a chief in the wrestling school who of course who had been working with Kemal to learn about cooking Turkish dishes because he needed a job with money known as Ahmet came to clap Kemal and addresses him.
Ahmet: “Honestly, this kid has done some great work with us at a Turkish restaurant that's only five minutes down the road. I even knew Kemal had been writing recipes because I know that's somewhat his secondary job future because yes, I fully support Kemal's wrestling dreams, but also dreams of bringing that Turkish food cuisines to America as well. Also how much he has stated he wants to start a new family. I admire that because not a lot of people have that dream, but he does and he never moaned or complained about anything we provided him. We will all miss Kemal because I don't think I'll get another guy like him working in our restaurant and know what they were cooking and doing, even gave a few ideas of his own that we now use in our restaurant too.”
Then there was Kemal's closest friend in the FC Koln two team he ever had and went everywhere with him while he did two travels to two different parts of Germany, Henri who was Kemal's closest friend who accompanied him to travels and even Konrad knew his father recognised him when he played in FC Koln reserves team for a bit.
Henri: “Kemal reminds me a lot like another player we got that had the same issues as Kemal, but for a complete opposite reason. You see, Kemal lacked a lot of stamina when he started, but I saw the shocked look on his face when he discovered he was playing against Oberhausen on the reserves board and had to talk to the coach if he was serious. I was over the moon for him when that happened.”
Of course, there was more to the story than it already tells as the chef told enough of a story as there wasn't much to discuss there because he only was there working as an employee and he was mainly a chef there that was temporary because of his interest in Turkish food. Henri on the other hand has a lot more story to tell.
Henri: “I saw the kid crying in tears when he found out because it showed the hard work he has gotten to get where he is in football today. I will miss Kemal who I was told by the coach to stick with him. Sure, he has moments of anger and disgust, but you can't blame him after what's happened in his life. But he was happy to be shown around Paderborn and Gelsenkirchen where FC Schalke come from and had a blast.”
Konrad Raab: “See Kemal, these guys have nothing, but positive for you. I know granted, this won't be the same as when you get to Atlanta, but we will figure something out for you when we're over there. These guys came to say goodbye. But this kid, I never seen anyone who's so well in advance with submissions that it's unbelievable.”
Lord Raab: “He's one of the best technical wrestlers I've trained that's for sure as me and Konrad train him together like all the other students before and after him. It's becoming a rare breed to have technical wrestlers these days and mostly filled with high flyers these days, a style I cannot ever wrestle.”
Konrad laughs at that portion of what Lord Raab said and addresses it.
Konrad Raab: “It's true the amount of times I've tried Lord Raab to do even a moonsault, but he fails every time and it was like, yeah Lord Raab is never going to be a high flyer. It just doesn't work with him.”
Lord Raab: “Getting back to Kemal. While Kemal processes a lot of talent in the ring. A great wrestler with great submissions and a technical move set, but the problem is an issue very well known with technical wrestlers, lack of character and that's something Kemal needs to work on the most.”
Kemal Yilmaz: “That's what I've been struggling a lot now is my lack of feeling of being able to talk because I completely suck at that. Most of the time, I'm trying to find a wrestling identity about myself that these two successfully could. It's a major struggle right now, knowing how boring I am, but I will find this wrestling character side of me to succeed in my goals because I want to be a champion in SCW someday, regardless of whatever belt it is.”
Everyone was shocked when SCW was mentioned as nobody thought there was a company that was already decided for him and of course because Henri remembered that Kemal brought it up during a training session, he goes into detail about it.
Henri: “I thought it was Atlanta Wrestling Alliance you were going to?”
Kemal Yilmaz: “That's the indie promotion I'm going to yes, but it's for after I've wrestled a few matches there that I will be in Supreme Championship Wrestling and that's another reason why I'm living in America because the company is based in America, well technically in Canada, but most of their shows are in America.”
Konrad Raab: “Thank you all for showing up to see Kemal off to be in America permanently, but he has to go to Frankfurt to catch a flight to Atlanta which he only got a passport on Monday actually because we were waiting on that to get Kemal to fly after going back and forth with Turkish embassy in Berlin to get all the paperwork and documents sorted.”
Kemal hugged Lord Raab as it will be a while since he will see him again and then hugged Ahmet and then Henri before then he grabs his bags and bits of his belongings or what little he did have because he didn't have very much stuff due to being brought to Germany as somewhere to live and explore and only brought clothes either when he could afford them or when businesses gave him clothes to wear and he leaves the wrestling school with Konrad who got him in his car and drove straight to Frankfurt airport.
Konrad got out of the car and took him straight on the plane as he was going to America himself to go to a NASCAR race, but in an different location as they shook hands and hugged each other goodbye before Konrad says this.
Konrad Raab: “Dakon and Ludvig will pick you up at the airport with a sign for your name. Look out for it.”
Kemal nodded, seeing that Konrad was on his way to some other location in America for his NASCAR race, while Kemal was going straight to Atlanta which was a long flight and then he as Konrad said, got picked up by the lads at the airport and went straight to their apartment downtown in the city they were living in for Kemal to relax and headed straight to sleep.
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Hilarious you think I'm whining and complaining Glory twitch.com shoot. (On-Camera)
“I mean seriously, are you this native that I've been whining and complaining about wanting this ultimate submissions match? Of course everyone wants to see it, even you know deep down inside you want that match with me too and why? Because I want to test myself against the so called best technical and submission artist in wrestling. Why would I want to face a powerhouse or a high flyer? What will benefit me from facing any of these wrestlers?
Zero because they aren't going to make me better, they aren't going to make me a better submissions and technical wrestler when you eventually retire from the wrestling business. I'm the next submission and technical wrestler that I love more than hardcore matches. Of course, I'm not stupid that there's flag and I Quit match, but lets face it, none of those matches are going to be any fun for two technical and submission artists compared to an ultimate submissions match and why not have it? Because I've not even seen it in wrestling. If we can have ironman matches, then ultimate submission match can be done as well, but only pussies are afraid to do something like that and you're not that Glory as much as you want to trash me for whining and crying because of this level bullshit.
There is no wrestler above or lower than anyone in the business Glory. Jesus Christ, what's this weak mentality you wrestlers have these days on only wanting to fight the strongest? Fighting the strongest isn't going to get you that far either, lets be real and I'm not fighting the strongest, but the top technical and submissions wrestler in the company is more my boat side of things. I can see you're point about the Taking Hold Of The Flame rumble, nope, that isn't really suited for wrestlers like us and not even for Oskar either. Only Federico suits for that style.
But I don't even think he wants to take part in it because he knows it's all luck based and there's always an established SCW star winning anyway. It's never anybody young or new and I can't remember the last time a young talent won the match. That's besides the point that rumble matches are nothing more but a complete scam, like lottery gambling based hobby wrestling thought it was a good idea.
But my idea is a hell a lot better because I don't even think SCW has had many Ultimate Submission matches. I know that I Quit and Flag matches could happen, but these matches have happened all the freaking time and won't be near as entertaining as making you tap out multiple times like a bitch because that's what my heart desires. I mean the ironic thing is you Glory are completely hypocritical.
You go out and tell me how I should go and focus on being a champion in SCW, yet you go around and tell me and my other team mates that they should earn title matches. Like what the hell should they do if they want to focus on going for titles and then they have to earn them. None of this makes any sense in what you're saying at all. You can go around, bragging you beat me so many times, but none of them were submission matches, were they? Sure you tapped me out, but again, that was a traditional wrestling match.
Be thankful someone wants to face you than the champion quest nonsense that is interested in wrestling you for your wrestling style, not because you hold a title, but because of your style and you were the first wrestler I wanted to face when I stepped in the door actually because of that and name me anyone else who has the same style of wrestling as you? There isn't anyone really because they are all mostly high flyers.
This match means the entire world to me Glory and I want to make you submit as many times as I can to deliver something new to the fans and this isn't about European Fiery Nation, this isn't about Gavin, this is about me proving to you Glory that you take me damn seriously as a technical and submissions wrestler. That's what I aim to do as I want to forget that I Quit and Flag matches are an option and if you fans vote for those matches over Ultimate Submission match, you all are beyond stupid as hell that you want repetitive matches instead of something fresh for the company.
That's where I come in and where even Dakon and Ludvig have come in too when they want to change the tag division more than just a traditional tag matches. I come in with a fresh idea that SCW needed and that's where I will deliver the goods and beat you once and for all and if the Ultimate Submissions win on votes, we will tear the house down, no matter how much hatred we have for each other, we will put on a show.
Tomorrow night, that's what will happen that two submission artists for half an hour will make the most submissions and being the winner. Imagine the next invention I make is to have a submission rumble match? That would be another option right that instead of throwing opponents over the top rope, you're eliminated when you tap out to a submission move. That's creative as hell and that's the next goal I will propose. But I got to beat you first before I make that quest to be the top technical and submission wrestler in this company. I will prove that to you no matter what match it is. End of story.”
It was the final day where Kemal was packing everything up in his temporary home in the wrestling school where he had been living as he didn't have the money to have a home anywhere. He had to earn his way to get some money which he did successfully by working in a Turkish restaurant and one he really wants to get a business going in America as well, giving that he had written down every single recipe down that the restaurant had done so he could take notes and even written down basic instructions on how to do this.
It had been a very long process for Kemal to get a proper passport as the one he originally had was lost in the earthquake, especially that he and Konrad had to go all the way to Berlin just to get the documents sorted out, even if the language was lost on Kemal, considering he could only talk Turkish and English. But the passport had finally arrived on Monday, but he needed to pack his things, on top of allowing the process of getting flights to living there permanently and the visa that also needed to be sorted out.
Especially he knows that a lot of people, even the Koln FC reserves team are waiting outside for him as well as the restaurant boss who all wanted to see Kemal off on his adventures in Atlanta, Georgia. Although Konrad had to take him to the biggest international airport in Germany, Frankfurt International airport. Of course everyone in the gym rallied around him and even Konrad invited the Turkish restaurant boss and some of Kemal's football friends in the wrestling school to wave Kemal goodbye.
As the chances of him coming back to Germany unless it was to train wrestlers himself on occasions were low at this point because he was going to live in America permanently and that path was going to be much harder for Kemal than any wrestler Konrad and Lord Raab ever hired because unlike all the other wrestlers who had families and friends to talk to, Kemal had none of that. Even that made him feel frightened if he couldn't start a new family of his own, especially Americans he knew might not be very welcoming with Kemal because of his religion.
Dakon and Ludvig's path to travelling to America was a lot easier on them because they had family and other people to talk to, but Kemal didn't. He was an outsider, but they were also willing to have him in their home because Kemal didn't have anywhere else he could go. It was going to be hard and Konrad and even Lord Raab saw the shakes Kemal had on leaving where his wrestling career and his entire life restarted.
Kemal Yilmaz: “What if I can't start a new family over there? Because I want to have a wife and kids of my own.”
Konrad Raab: “I'm sure that you will find someone in the meantime. The important thing for you is to go over there and get some wrestling lessons and even start a business there.”
Lord Raab: “He's right, well apart from me who doesn't have another job as wrestling is all I do, having a secondary job is not a bad thing and if you can't find anywhere, start a business of your own.”
There was a chief in the wrestling school who of course who had been working with Kemal to learn about cooking Turkish dishes because he needed a job with money known as Ahmet came to clap Kemal and addresses him.
Ahmet: “Honestly, this kid has done some great work with us at a Turkish restaurant that's only five minutes down the road. I even knew Kemal had been writing recipes because I know that's somewhat his secondary job future because yes, I fully support Kemal's wrestling dreams, but also dreams of bringing that Turkish food cuisines to America as well. Also how much he has stated he wants to start a new family. I admire that because not a lot of people have that dream, but he does and he never moaned or complained about anything we provided him. We will all miss Kemal because I don't think I'll get another guy like him working in our restaurant and know what they were cooking and doing, even gave a few ideas of his own that we now use in our restaurant too.”
Then there was Kemal's closest friend in the FC Koln two team he ever had and went everywhere with him while he did two travels to two different parts of Germany, Henri who was Kemal's closest friend who accompanied him to travels and even Konrad knew his father recognised him when he played in FC Koln reserves team for a bit.
Henri: “Kemal reminds me a lot like another player we got that had the same issues as Kemal, but for a complete opposite reason. You see, Kemal lacked a lot of stamina when he started, but I saw the shocked look on his face when he discovered he was playing against Oberhausen on the reserves board and had to talk to the coach if he was serious. I was over the moon for him when that happened.”
Of course, there was more to the story than it already tells as the chef told enough of a story as there wasn't much to discuss there because he only was there working as an employee and he was mainly a chef there that was temporary because of his interest in Turkish food. Henri on the other hand has a lot more story to tell.
Henri: “I saw the kid crying in tears when he found out because it showed the hard work he has gotten to get where he is in football today. I will miss Kemal who I was told by the coach to stick with him. Sure, he has moments of anger and disgust, but you can't blame him after what's happened in his life. But he was happy to be shown around Paderborn and Gelsenkirchen where FC Schalke come from and had a blast.”
Konrad Raab: “See Kemal, these guys have nothing, but positive for you. I know granted, this won't be the same as when you get to Atlanta, but we will figure something out for you when we're over there. These guys came to say goodbye. But this kid, I never seen anyone who's so well in advance with submissions that it's unbelievable.”
Lord Raab: “He's one of the best technical wrestlers I've trained that's for sure as me and Konrad train him together like all the other students before and after him. It's becoming a rare breed to have technical wrestlers these days and mostly filled with high flyers these days, a style I cannot ever wrestle.”
Konrad laughs at that portion of what Lord Raab said and addresses it.
Konrad Raab: “It's true the amount of times I've tried Lord Raab to do even a moonsault, but he fails every time and it was like, yeah Lord Raab is never going to be a high flyer. It just doesn't work with him.”
Lord Raab: “Getting back to Kemal. While Kemal processes a lot of talent in the ring. A great wrestler with great submissions and a technical move set, but the problem is an issue very well known with technical wrestlers, lack of character and that's something Kemal needs to work on the most.”
Kemal Yilmaz: “That's what I've been struggling a lot now is my lack of feeling of being able to talk because I completely suck at that. Most of the time, I'm trying to find a wrestling identity about myself that these two successfully could. It's a major struggle right now, knowing how boring I am, but I will find this wrestling character side of me to succeed in my goals because I want to be a champion in SCW someday, regardless of whatever belt it is.”
Everyone was shocked when SCW was mentioned as nobody thought there was a company that was already decided for him and of course because Henri remembered that Kemal brought it up during a training session, he goes into detail about it.
Henri: “I thought it was Atlanta Wrestling Alliance you were going to?”
Kemal Yilmaz: “That's the indie promotion I'm going to yes, but it's for after I've wrestled a few matches there that I will be in Supreme Championship Wrestling and that's another reason why I'm living in America because the company is based in America, well technically in Canada, but most of their shows are in America.”
Konrad Raab: “Thank you all for showing up to see Kemal off to be in America permanently, but he has to go to Frankfurt to catch a flight to Atlanta which he only got a passport on Monday actually because we were waiting on that to get Kemal to fly after going back and forth with Turkish embassy in Berlin to get all the paperwork and documents sorted.”
Kemal hugged Lord Raab as it will be a while since he will see him again and then hugged Ahmet and then Henri before then he grabs his bags and bits of his belongings or what little he did have because he didn't have very much stuff due to being brought to Germany as somewhere to live and explore and only brought clothes either when he could afford them or when businesses gave him clothes to wear and he leaves the wrestling school with Konrad who got him in his car and drove straight to Frankfurt airport.
Konrad got out of the car and took him straight on the plane as he was going to America himself to go to a NASCAR race, but in an different location as they shook hands and hugged each other goodbye before Konrad says this.
Konrad Raab: “Dakon and Ludvig will pick you up at the airport with a sign for your name. Look out for it.”
Kemal nodded, seeing that Konrad was on his way to some other location in America for his NASCAR race, while Kemal was going straight to Atlanta which was a long flight and then he as Konrad said, got picked up by the lads at the airport and went straight to their apartment downtown in the city they were living in for Kemal to relax and headed straight to sleep.
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Hilarious you think I'm whining and complaining Glory twitch.com shoot. (On-Camera)
“I mean seriously, are you this native that I've been whining and complaining about wanting this ultimate submissions match? Of course everyone wants to see it, even you know deep down inside you want that match with me too and why? Because I want to test myself against the so called best technical and submission artist in wrestling. Why would I want to face a powerhouse or a high flyer? What will benefit me from facing any of these wrestlers?
Zero because they aren't going to make me better, they aren't going to make me a better submissions and technical wrestler when you eventually retire from the wrestling business. I'm the next submission and technical wrestler that I love more than hardcore matches. Of course, I'm not stupid that there's flag and I Quit match, but lets face it, none of those matches are going to be any fun for two technical and submission artists compared to an ultimate submissions match and why not have it? Because I've not even seen it in wrestling. If we can have ironman matches, then ultimate submission match can be done as well, but only pussies are afraid to do something like that and you're not that Glory as much as you want to trash me for whining and crying because of this level bullshit.
There is no wrestler above or lower than anyone in the business Glory. Jesus Christ, what's this weak mentality you wrestlers have these days on only wanting to fight the strongest? Fighting the strongest isn't going to get you that far either, lets be real and I'm not fighting the strongest, but the top technical and submissions wrestler in the company is more my boat side of things. I can see you're point about the Taking Hold Of The Flame rumble, nope, that isn't really suited for wrestlers like us and not even for Oskar either. Only Federico suits for that style.
But I don't even think he wants to take part in it because he knows it's all luck based and there's always an established SCW star winning anyway. It's never anybody young or new and I can't remember the last time a young talent won the match. That's besides the point that rumble matches are nothing more but a complete scam, like lottery gambling based hobby wrestling thought it was a good idea.
But my idea is a hell a lot better because I don't even think SCW has had many Ultimate Submission matches. I know that I Quit and Flag matches could happen, but these matches have happened all the freaking time and won't be near as entertaining as making you tap out multiple times like a bitch because that's what my heart desires. I mean the ironic thing is you Glory are completely hypocritical.
You go out and tell me how I should go and focus on being a champion in SCW, yet you go around and tell me and my other team mates that they should earn title matches. Like what the hell should they do if they want to focus on going for titles and then they have to earn them. None of this makes any sense in what you're saying at all. You can go around, bragging you beat me so many times, but none of them were submission matches, were they? Sure you tapped me out, but again, that was a traditional wrestling match.
Be thankful someone wants to face you than the champion quest nonsense that is interested in wrestling you for your wrestling style, not because you hold a title, but because of your style and you were the first wrestler I wanted to face when I stepped in the door actually because of that and name me anyone else who has the same style of wrestling as you? There isn't anyone really because they are all mostly high flyers.
This match means the entire world to me Glory and I want to make you submit as many times as I can to deliver something new to the fans and this isn't about European Fiery Nation, this isn't about Gavin, this is about me proving to you Glory that you take me damn seriously as a technical and submissions wrestler. That's what I aim to do as I want to forget that I Quit and Flag matches are an option and if you fans vote for those matches over Ultimate Submission match, you all are beyond stupid as hell that you want repetitive matches instead of something fresh for the company.
That's where I come in and where even Dakon and Ludvig have come in too when they want to change the tag division more than just a traditional tag matches. I come in with a fresh idea that SCW needed and that's where I will deliver the goods and beat you once and for all and if the Ultimate Submissions win on votes, we will tear the house down, no matter how much hatred we have for each other, we will put on a show.
Tomorrow night, that's what will happen that two submission artists for half an hour will make the most submissions and being the winner. Imagine the next invention I make is to have a submission rumble match? That would be another option right that instead of throwing opponents over the top rope, you're eliminated when you tap out to a submission move. That's creative as hell and that's the next goal I will propose. But I got to beat you first before I make that quest to be the top technical and submission wrestler in this company. I will prove that to you no matter what match it is. End of story.”
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