Cowardice (WC: 700)
Nov 20, 2019 17:18:44 GMT -5
Psycho Vulcan Sentai (Kaz), Quixote Della Torre, and 3 more like this
Post by VHS on Nov 20, 2019 17:18:44 GMT -5
I showed you. I stood my ground and I fought back against a false hero and a...well...a flop.
At Turmoil, I have to do it again, but this time, I’ll have three partners in tow. This time, I’ll have to overcome the additional challenge of partners, but I’ve got the best damn champion this division’s ever seen on my side. So it’s safe to say I like my odds.
I’ll break it down. For my team:
QDT is the king of the mountain in this match. He’s got more experience and a greater resume than anyone in this match. Any team with him on it is better for it.
Kitty Petrova is a newcomer, an unknown here, but I’ve seen tapes. She should not be underestimated. She may be winless in Action Wrestling, but in the same breath, she is also undefeated.
Bolas de Arana is a man who has had plenty of opportunity to make an impression in Action Wrestling but has essentially failed to do anything with it. Well, teaming with me, QDT, and Kitty should, once more, offer him the opportunity to take back the reigns of his career.
For our opponents:
Psychopomp is a revived soul from the world of WCF. Action Wrestling is a different beast. We might have a good amount of overlap with WCF. The even those names which were made in WCF and continue to matter here belong to wrestlers who universally struggled when they walked in our doors. Even FPV took what felt like an eternity to find his stride. Psychopomp will be no different. Future champion. Maybe. But now? A punching bag that I’m happy to use as directed.
Geoffrey Torrance is the kind of guy who was born with a silver spoon up his ass. Torrance fails to intimidate, because his Twitter life has cut into his training time and we all know there’s only so much fear a man who has pickled himself with extra-dry martini after extra-dry martini can strike. In the ring, when he’s sweating pure alcohol, me and my sobriety will technically-wrestle circles around him. I’d beat him when he was sober, and I’ll definitely beat him when he sees three of me and doesn’t know which one is real.
“The Yokai” Kabukii is his team’s greatest hope. He’s already made his mark and planted a flag in this company by making a debut impression against our champion. Kabukii beating Vayden was an attempt to declare he is here to change the division. Too bad Kabukii can’t be the change we need, because he does the same thing my dear friend SVS does: hides behind a mask like a coward. Unfortunately, cowardice is commonplace in our cruiserweight division, and more of the same offers no change of course. Our division is championed by a feckless, sleeveless, tabletop gamer who has kept his title exclusively due to the utter lack of a challenge. A man who has held our title longer than any other, but let’s not kid ourselves here...Vayden’s done so in a division without QDT, Pasternak, ZMAC, or anyone else worth note. Kabukii beat a man who continues to hold the title by default and fails to be anything other than the faceless loser who can’t stand by his principles. Oh boy. What a change.
SVS is my real target. Like last week when I tried over and over to rip the mask from his face, to show the world that this so-called hero was instead a monster, I’ll beat him again. And this time, I’ll take that damn mask. SVS wants so badly for us to see him in the light of a Superman, but let’s be real: he’s more Bizzaro. He might look a bit like the hero, but he is a menace and a threat. Action Wrestling fans can boo me all they want over my focus on taking down this threat, but it won’t disuade me from doing the tough work no one else is willing to do: expose corruption and anyone who abuses their position. I will expose SVS as a monster.
If you still boo me after that, it’s ok. I’ll be your favorite soon. I’ll show you.
At Turmoil, I have to do it again, but this time, I’ll have three partners in tow. This time, I’ll have to overcome the additional challenge of partners, but I’ve got the best damn champion this division’s ever seen on my side. So it’s safe to say I like my odds.
I’ll break it down. For my team:
QDT is the king of the mountain in this match. He’s got more experience and a greater resume than anyone in this match. Any team with him on it is better for it.
Kitty Petrova is a newcomer, an unknown here, but I’ve seen tapes. She should not be underestimated. She may be winless in Action Wrestling, but in the same breath, she is also undefeated.
Bolas de Arana is a man who has had plenty of opportunity to make an impression in Action Wrestling but has essentially failed to do anything with it. Well, teaming with me, QDT, and Kitty should, once more, offer him the opportunity to take back the reigns of his career.
For our opponents:
Psychopomp is a revived soul from the world of WCF. Action Wrestling is a different beast. We might have a good amount of overlap with WCF. The even those names which were made in WCF and continue to matter here belong to wrestlers who universally struggled when they walked in our doors. Even FPV took what felt like an eternity to find his stride. Psychopomp will be no different. Future champion. Maybe. But now? A punching bag that I’m happy to use as directed.
Geoffrey Torrance is the kind of guy who was born with a silver spoon up his ass. Torrance fails to intimidate, because his Twitter life has cut into his training time and we all know there’s only so much fear a man who has pickled himself with extra-dry martini after extra-dry martini can strike. In the ring, when he’s sweating pure alcohol, me and my sobriety will technically-wrestle circles around him. I’d beat him when he was sober, and I’ll definitely beat him when he sees three of me and doesn’t know which one is real.
“The Yokai” Kabukii is his team’s greatest hope. He’s already made his mark and planted a flag in this company by making a debut impression against our champion. Kabukii beating Vayden was an attempt to declare he is here to change the division. Too bad Kabukii can’t be the change we need, because he does the same thing my dear friend SVS does: hides behind a mask like a coward. Unfortunately, cowardice is commonplace in our cruiserweight division, and more of the same offers no change of course. Our division is championed by a feckless, sleeveless, tabletop gamer who has kept his title exclusively due to the utter lack of a challenge. A man who has held our title longer than any other, but let’s not kid ourselves here...Vayden’s done so in a division without QDT, Pasternak, ZMAC, or anyone else worth note. Kabukii beat a man who continues to hold the title by default and fails to be anything other than the faceless loser who can’t stand by his principles. Oh boy. What a change.
SVS is my real target. Like last week when I tried over and over to rip the mask from his face, to show the world that this so-called hero was instead a monster, I’ll beat him again. And this time, I’ll take that damn mask. SVS wants so badly for us to see him in the light of a Superman, but let’s be real: he’s more Bizzaro. He might look a bit like the hero, but he is a menace and a threat. Action Wrestling fans can boo me all they want over my focus on taking down this threat, but it won’t disuade me from doing the tough work no one else is willing to do: expose corruption and anyone who abuses their position. I will expose SVS as a monster.
If you still boo me after that, it’s ok. I’ll be your favorite soon. I’ll show you.