Glory, or at least bloodshed, is awaiting him. And he's behind schedule. He looks out the window. Somewhere out there, another fight is about to happen. Videos, if marketed right, can lead to recognition.
Recognition can lead to fame.
And fame, Pruitt hopes, will get him paid for all the hell he's been through. Pruitt thinks about during his shifts as a stockroom manager at Kirkland's in Southlake Mall. Woods, who works nights as a for-hire security guard, is not after fortune. Woods wants something different, something like the feeling he got from fighting in front of 120 people in a Florida match. Or something like the time last month when he walked into the Masquerade and about 20 people recognized him.