Chapter 142: Jay D

This time, there were a lot of people rooting for Max Fury as he had gained quite a lot of fans after the training video that went viral. He was also amazed by spotting some fan pages and fan groups created by his die-hard fans, and this only made him feel like a superstar.

It was now that Arnold was beginning to get that feeling, and he was well-known by almost all wrestling sports lovers across the world.

His era had just begun.

After getting a normal room just like other superstars had, Arnold sat on the bed and pondered. It was now that fresh great ideas began to pop into his head, making him eager to take action.

"How about I create a faction of my own? Just like the Shield and Revolution X in the old years?" He asked himself, rubbing his jaw with a finger.

"That would be a great idea... I guess," Arnold added.

[Great idea, but not right at this stage. You have to make a huge name for yourself at first and win several championship titles to raise yourself on the roster. Trust me, that is the right thing to do.]

The Pro Wrestling System suddenly intervened in his decision-making, delivering some advice that made sense. Arnold had no choice but to shake his head in agreement and sigh.

"That makes sense. I really need to create my own history before creating a group. That was what Roman and Seth did to become one of the greatest professional wrestlers that ever existed. Dean Ambrose made a name for himself as well, but he was greater in AEW," Arnold reflected.

With another sigh, he lay and rested for the night. At that moment, he decided to sleep calmly after a very stressful day, but the nervousness that came with the upcoming match against Jay D couldn't help but force him to stay awake.

Arnold was pushed by uncertainty to perform his usual observation duty. He decided to watch most of Jay D's matches, as this had undoubtedly helped him to know the flaws of several opponents he had faced.

With his Intelligence, he always picked up flaws quickly and could plot on how to take advantage of them.

Calvin Dean's match was a good example.

Calvin was always furious and eager to finish a match, which always caused him to perform the Splash any time his opponent was down.

Arnold discovered this after watching several matches he had fought, and that's why he managed to take advantage of two out of the three Splash attacks Calvin made.

Jerry Blaze was another example... Although he was a great wrestler with great Endurance, Arnold that the only way he could defeat him was to focus more on improving his Attack Power since only a strong strike could beat up an advanced Endurance. That way, he successfully defeated Jerry Blaze even though it was more like a titanic battle.

At this moment, he only had to do the same to ensure his victory against Jay D. Although he knew that having to fight such a top star in the top show would be almost different from Grindhouse Wrestling, he believed he could win.

There was always a great challenge that almost made him lose every match... But...

"Nah, I'd win."

He always came out victorious in every conflict, continuing to rise as one of the undefeated professional wrestlers in the world. Gradually, it was entering world records, but it was clear that his periods on Grindhouse Wrestling wouldn't be compared to Slamdown.

Literally, it was now that the main journey began.

The first match was won against Calvin Dean...

That was a great debut for him, and he was ready to defeat Jay D in the second.

The rest of the night was spent watching several wrestling match videos fought by Jay D against different opponents. His title-winning match was also among these matches, and Arnold couldn't just stop being amazed by the great performance of the 33-year-old man from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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Although he was captivated by the interesting matches, he tried to focus more on observing the flaws and taking notes.

This time, Arnold wasn't surprised that he only spotted a few flaws, which he doubted could earn him a victory. Just like Jerry Blaze, Jay D seemed to possess great Endurance... In fact, it was almost double of Jerry's. S~eaʀᴄh the nôᴠel Fire.nёt website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Only a few professional wrestlers were able to take him down to the count of three, and these were mostly the top wrestlers who had created a legendary record in the industry.

Andrew Jack was one of them... The latest to be precise.

It was also noticed that Jay D kept an undefeated record for a whole year without being defeated after 37 matches. In the undefeated streak rankings, only three men had topped the table over Jay D, making the fourth Ultimate Revolution Wrestling superstar with the highest period of being undefeated.

"Sigh... Well, that's another thing to note down," Arnold blinked his eyes with a bit of nervousness and continued with his research.

When he was done, he decided to take a few hours to sleep since it was almost even daytime. The next day — a day to the show — he decided to practice some moves as usual, but he decided to keep the next Hardcore Wrestling art on hold this time. After this great upcoming match, he was sure to start!

Gathering up to five hundred overall attribute points was quite a huge mission this time, but Arnold never stopped improving his agility. He even had to put more effort into training, taking his time to run on hills and treadmills alone for a long time.

He also tried to be secured this time, hoping that he wouldn't be captured. But anyway, he had little to no care about being captured again. That was the least of his concerns right now.

After completing the training and practices in preparation for his match with Jay D, Arnold took a look at his overall attribute points to see the progress.

[Overall attribute points: 312/500.]

With a casual nod, he said before walking out of the gym to get set for the showdown.

"Not bad."