[FADEIN – We find ourselves outdoors on location. The setting is the picnic area of scenic Centennial Park in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Although it is a public park, this area currently only has one visitor. The camera zooms in, and as we get closer, the lone person’s identity comes into view. He should be familiar to a majority of the A1E audience…]

That certainly didn’t take long. Just the mere rumor of my presence and the crew comes running across to the Great White North to track me down. Some things never change. Since you came all this way, perhaps I should at least give you the scoop. Perhaps I should give you an update on Avery Joshua Cirrus.

Before I get to the nitty-gritty, I want to provide a little history lesson. I have been in this business for several years, I have wrestled for several promotions, and I have seen a lot in this business. However, no matter where the journey took me, I have never felt more at home than in A1E. Regardless what many may think of me – that is the truth.

In my career, I have had many peaks and valleys. I have been the Cyber champion and one half of the tag team champions. I have also been the butt of jokes and completely humiliated in the back with the boys; mainly of my own doing.

I have also been away from A1E for almost two and a half years now. Golden Dreams 2007 was my last match. It’s been a long road in those nearly 36 months. I have had a ton of time to reflect on where my career ended up, and why that did not sit well with me at all. That was not how it was supposed to end. You don’t just walk away at a young age like I did.

Some would say that I took my ball and went home. Others in the business compared me to a selfish, adolescent snot who didn’t bother to take advantage of the opportunities he was given. To all my critics, I have to say … you were absolutely right. For the past two-plus years, I have had nothing but time to think. Day after day, week after week, month after month… my thoughts were simply eating away at me.

I did not just quit and go home; although I had to in the beginning because the phone calls and e-mails would not stop. The media, dirt sheets, and website reporters all were relentless; demanding answers to questions I didn’t quite know how to respond to. Hell – even Marcus Westcott called me! I did the only thing I could do; became a prisoner in my own home.

That time in my life seemed to drag on forever, but in reality it was only a month or so. Then it started to dawn on me that I still wanted that connection to this business. Thinking that my bridge to A1E was burned, I wound up doing some behind-the-scenes work for about a year for a wrestling promotion in Oshawa, Ontario. Towards the end of that year, I got the desire again.

It was the start of 2009, and I began an intense training regimen to get back into shape and build my endurance and conditioning. I had a ton of ring rust, so I worked with some of the talent in GCW. Fast forward to the end of 2009, and I had three promotions competing to offer me a contract. I could have chosen to work full time with GCW, but I also had two offers in the States. When I made my decision to work in the States, I had every intention of being successful in a new home. However, when it came down to mentally preparing for a new challenge in a new promotion – I couldn’t do it.

Certainly not because I wasn’t physically ready, but because I knew that if I wanted to rededicate myself… if I wanted to be “re-born” and leave my mark, I would have to rebuild that bridge to A1E. So I in turn did not end up signing my contract with the promotion that wanted me on their roster, and instead I began sending feelers out shortly after the New Year. About three weeks ago, I was traveling South of the Border to put things in motion.

Yes it is true that I was at the A1E office, and yes I did speak with Richard Farnswirth. We did have a preliminary discussion about the possibility of my return. I won’t lie… Mr. Farnswirth was very upfront about his hesitation to even offer me a contract of any nature, let alone as an active competitor. I would be surprised if he trusted me to sweep the arena after a show. He expressed concern of my history of not being consistently reliable. What did he say … ? I have a "reputation for being consistently inconsistent". Honestly speaking… who could blame him?

It is my vow to show the world just how easy you can hit rock bottom in your career, but through hard work and determination, you can also pick yourself back up and be on the right path to success. If Richard Farnswirth and the "powers that be" determine that I can be an asset to A1E, then I am ready, willing, and able.

As of this moment though, I haven’t seen a contract, received a fax, phone call, or e-mail. Will I be back in A1E? I can’t say for certain right now. Although… you just never know in A1E what may or may not happen. I’ll say this though … I look forward to any opportunity that comes my way.

Until then…

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