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He got me right? He did?
I was so close yet so far to it. The ropes were just an inch away from being grasped by me, only for everything to move backwards just like how Drake destroyed my leg throughout the whole match. Normal MITSU is already vulnerable enough as it was, let alone just a one legged version of me. I'm not going to make a sob story out of this, having a documentary team recording my face as I failed yet again to win at an FPV. I'm not here to garner sympathy from anybody else nor am I still here to ask for more attention. I've seen the support and I acknowledged it. Unfortunately for the supporters, they're really investing in a dead cause. Once again, I didn't get what I wanted, the thing that I treasure the most and I'm still supposed to be chasing after it after all the humiliation that I've gotten. I know that a lot of people will see me as undeserving, some would probably think that at this point, I'm abusing a certain privilege to get me to where I am now because looking back, there were a lot more people who were deserving of a shot for that championship, not named MITSU. There's a lot more people with potential and results that they've racked up as proof that they earned the shot against Drake Armstrong. What did I do exactly? Losing to the King of Elite and now look, the two of them are going to have a bout and my name is going to be thrown around like a ragdoll. It was definitely awful to be in this position. It's not something that I wanted to do from the start because we're now back to point zero. Now I'm starting to wonder since we're closer and closer towards the end of the season. Am I really going to do something meaningful? Because right now from the looks of it, I'm further from the true road I should be riding on, and my career trajectory is just a huge decrease. Hell, I might be going back to where I started as I returned, a meaningless multiman match at Pain for Pride. Are we ready for another MITSU in a battle royal? Hell no. I can't be doing this. I shouldn't be doing this. I should be doing a lot more. God, bless me. I'm now lingering around the idea of a new plan. Time to get my pencils and start writing. Time to get the blueprint out and start marking points that can be prioritized on.
Until then….
I'm going to be talking about my opponents this week. One guy who I always have talked about, one that I've always mentioned due to his presence being a big part of my downfall, and another rising star who will be given his props for the effort he's put out. I saw you two in the Grand Rampage match and how amazing it is, for you two to showcase your ability as a true elitist. Eliminating people with name value higher than the three of us combined, Maverick I'm very impressed. Even I couldn't do that if I was you. I'd probably end up being an elimination after a terrible performance, just like how I did at Pain for Pride. I might as well mess up worse than I've already done, because I've entered Grand Rampage only once in my career and trust me, I'm not coming back there. It's torture out there. To share the ring with what, 15 people at the same time? I'm shocked that the ring didn't collapse at all. It was a pleasing experience for the viewers at home because they don't get it. If they're in that ring, they would be just like you and Mig, exhausted and most probably unconscious for 50% of the time. Some people choose to just lay down and play dead and I guess that's beneficial because somebody did it and ended up being in the final two. Grand Rampage also featured the return of a lot of big names, SOSA Henderson, Methuselah my guy. Alhamdulillah, he's back. Maybe I'll have a match with those guys because you know, I'm MITSU. I'm the most reliable superstar that they could give to everyone as a last minute bout and you'll watch it be a 5 star classic. At this point, I'll take it over anything. This reputation of being known as the guy who can utilize his opportunities. Despite the lack of accomplishments, I've earned the respect of my audience, because they know one thing for sure. I could be put in the lowercard, facing off against New Breed competitors and establishing them as such, maybe they can put me against AJ Redding and Akari Kiyoko. I've already faced Shisui and Chiyo Gedo, why not Vincent Mondrian next week? I've also been put against midcard and upper midcard folks that I've mentioned as being the next big things, I'm talking about the BRAEs of it all, the Prince Tohrus. And as we all know, I'm notorious for bouts against main eventers. At this point, you can just mention a name in the main event scene right now and I promise you, I've faced them multiple times. Not just one squash thing. I've faced world champions and hall of Famers more than you guys have known them. At one point, that was a weekly occurrence. What do those things have in common? The results sometimes differ, but one thing that never changes is the fact that after the match, I'm praised for my work. That's the bias that comes towards my way. As much as moral victories mean nothing to you people, it gives me more exposure. More exposure leads to my image growing endlessly and now I have a brand now personality. I was the veteran that can be boosting another rookie, the guy who's always there to make everyone look like a million bucks.
That definitely doesn't exclude you two from the conversation.
I've definitely tasted a little bit of your medicines, having faced you already at Road to Redemption. At that point, everything was different. Cody Maverick that I'm seeing right now is the Cody Maverick that I expected before. This is the guy who has earned his rights at challenging Michael Machina, this is what I truly want to see from you. Looking at you right now is like looking at somebody who's having a renaissance because you sure as hell have reinvented yourself. From the bum that was dragged into a pointless rivalry with NOVA, to the man who has eliminated Donovan Duke at the Grand Rampage. You deserve your flowers man, people should clap for your efforts. You made a lot of buzz for sure. You've made headlines by being the face of the match that was Grand Rampage as you kept rambling on without stopping. In fact, you probably have uploaded more videos for that one match, compared to me in the last 3 months combined. You've done way too much, that's respectable. Unfortunately, it doesn't reward you based on frequency. You got eliminated, but you've made your points clear. Something that can't be said by Mig De Decker. For someone who has considered himself the realest wrestler in the room, I know it must hurt for you to accept that the only real thing about you is that you're starting to lack direction. You had everything set up for you, a tree that you can plant and water, but you chose to abandon it. Abandoning it so bad that now you've shared the same reputation with me, but worse. I'm sorry, Mig. I am really disappointed to see what happened to you because now… you've Outmitsued MITSU. I cannot name a bigger downfall, this is a concept that Cody mentioned. The fact that one guy is pushed despite never earning it. You're worse than me in terms of execution, I'm yet to see you perform dominantly in a win. Even during your days in the forbidden clan, it's always the other dude pining for you while you pose like you contributed anything to the matter. You talked about how you felt screwed after the forbidden clan fell apart because you now have no direction because that bald dumbass Ricky didn't take you in any, Tohru has his foot on a cast so bad that he can't walk and Sasaki is too busy doing his own thing. Funny to me that after everything that has happened, I'm arguably the best product to come out of there. One of the only two good products to come out of that shell while you, my friend, is stuck here. You have no other alternatives, no other choices other than being another one of those generic New Breeds. And you were supposed to be different, reborn into somebody brand now, crave your own path and make your own brand. But nope. You stuck to sucking. You chose to suck. Look at me, I really did have my way, pushed myself even. You can't really do that. That's what makes you worse than all of the other superstars in that locker room. That's why you're no better than Rory Slate, no better than BRAE, no better….
Then Cody Maverick.
The Sin City Superstar can't get tired of talking, I believe he loves doing so. When given a microphone, he's one smart guy. With his quips and jokes, he knows how to get into his opponents’ head, but let me tell you something, Cody. As much as you've irritated and annoyed your opponents, none of them has had the mental stability that I've had due to the fact that I've suffered worse. Just like you, we're both currently on the right path, just that we're unsure of its pace. Who's going to get ‘it’ faster. You might win this triple threat and get a shot, I might win this triple threat and get a shot. Hell, as long as Mig does not get it, I've done my job and you've done yours. Hey, the story of trying to win the Interwire Championship has been going for more than you could've thought. You have an expiring date to win the New Breed Championship, so you better get going. Me? I can keep chasing after the same Interwire Championship even if it means I have to wait. I was a New Breed once, but I forever am an Interwire Championship contender. And before I even try to lay some smack talk on you, I would love to remind you that I have nothing but the utmost respect, and I'm willing to give you credit for everything that you've done up until this very moment. Let me talk to you. Let me implement a new idea in your head, one that you can swallow with all your ego and pride, because I know what has happened to you. You're having a momentum shift due to a great performance at the Grand Rampage, you're supposedly the favorite coming into this match, right? If I was you, I would be talking like you as well! This is the exact mannerisms and attitude that I expected to come out from a man who deemed himself a Sin City Superstar. For Mig, I've already expected him to just shut up and listen. Now Cody, you have some rights to talk about how I am pretty undeserving of facing Drake Armstrong. I only competed once during that period in a losing effort against BRAE. But I'd be damned if you're trying to call me out for not earning my match at Operation: Doomsday. You know when you've found your spark and you think that you've finally figured it out? That's what I was thinking as I knocked Chiyo Gedo out with a finisher and killed Shisui with a flapjack. I'm saying this with all due respect to them, but you get me. And yes, Prince Tohru probably would've stopped that momentum, but that didn't happen, did it? What happened instead? I pretty much derailed his career, made him look like a fool, at that point everyone's feeling sympathy for him and I established myself in front of the King of Elite. He saw right through me, he won against me but did I not deserve to even have a match at that FPV? Hell no. I didn't just punch a ticket and get my spot, I had to wait in line for an opportunity to come. Lucky me, that was a great match.
And you're one guy to talk about being given opportunities when I don't see you facing Michael Machina one on one yet. At Grand Rampage, Damien Butcher got that opportunity to beat him and end his reign once and for all. It got me wondering, how it would've gone if it's one of you guys from Dynasty instead. You know how vocal I've been about the talent in Showdown and Voltage and how less I value them compared to you guys. You probably would've been a better opponent for him at Grand Rampage. But you never had that shot. Instead, you're just inserted as a part of a multimen match against Machina, and you're never intended to be the favorite going into it, they put you in a triple threat when you were at your lowest, vulnerable with a lot of weakness, and they put you once again, now in a match with 5 elitists where you're not even in the top 2 in people's eyes. They never see you as a favorite yet, they don't value you as much. The people that you're calling out for giving me all I have, maybe you should start asking for their validation too. There's no bias towards me if there's no appreciation that I show for them. You come out to that ring and the people start cheering for you, that's already good enough. I've earned their love and they want me there as much as I want them to be there for me. The fans are the backbone of my career because if they never gave me the reception that they did, I probably would've been unemployed a month into my rookie career. They were the one lifting me up from the shadow that was left from the forbidden clan, giving me a breath of fresh air, and they encouraged me. They made me realize what I really can be, and you're looking at it, despite my losses and flaws, I'm trying to climb.
About that, talking less doesn't mean less passion. You saw the match against Drake right, what happened there? Tapping out after having one of my legs destroyed, if I was crazy enough, I would just let Drake break it so that I can win? But at that point on, that's nothing but an unnecessary sacrifice. If you want to talk about passion, that match was passion right there. My ability to stand back up and fight back, something that didn't happen at Operation: Doomsday. I was lifeless by the end of it, my body unconscious as the doctors checked up on me. That's when passion is dead. It's non-existent. You can't just see videos as proof that I'm passionate or not. Hell, I could drop another after this and that still won't prove anything. Everything is wrong here and there. I talked too little, they say I lack passion. I talked too much and now they're telling me to shut it. Honestly, how am I supposed to please you guys? Clearly you guys are just trying to nitpick anything that you can, and it's sickening to me. Honestly, I'm disgusted by this point of view, not just coming from you but from every other elitist. Quantity of smack talks doesn't back up its quality, at that point I'd give up. Now, don't compare me to that twig Mig De Decker. He knows better not to be in the same sentence with me, let alone you referencing us in the same universe. No. We're not doing that, Cody. I'm not going to put him in the same spectrum as you, so I expect the same level of respect, alright? When you call me out, for not deserving my shots, I might as well ask you one thing? Is it because you've earned your shot that you're unsatisfied, or are you just jealous that I knew exactly how to market myself?
For a product to be sold worldwide and be given chances after chances, the seller must always think of ways to advertise it in a way that'll always keep the people intrigued. As inconsistent as I was, I've always presented myself in ways that they can't deny, and they'll always admit that in everything I do, I've showcased charisma and in-ring skills. You have to always remind the shareholders about the benefits of investing in your products and why it won't cause them losses in profits. Dynasty never gave up on me, because they know that I'm worth it. Like I said, you put me anywhere on the card, and I'll make sure that match is talked about by the people. You want to talk about me being a perennial loser and how much you don't want to be like me, but the funny thing is, I can lose this match, and we'll end up in the same position anyways at the end of the season. That's one thing that I always have over you, Cody. Until you learn how to master it, you can't beat my pitches. You can't beat my way of convincing the people to give me another chance. The moment you blow your chances, they stop giving you gifts because they think of you as somebody who's worth two to three chances. For me, they've given me a thousand. I got it, I lost. But I'll still be there, and I'll still kick ass, and they like that I'm doing that. This perennial loser that you're talking about has been involved in the rise of many elitists without them wanting to admit to it. This even goes to Drake because that first defense just made his reign stand out and guess who's in that match? The perennial loser that you're talking about. Trust me on that one sentence, for you and for Mig.
I could be losing and we'll still meet again at the same level in a few months. That match against Drake is nowhere the same as the match against Tohru. I lost in a manner where the doctors fear for me, but for Tohru there's no more fear. It's a confirmed injury and he was out indefinitely. I wasn't dumb enough to sacrifice a leg just for a shot at something that I'll still have the ability to chase after. That match portrayed me way better than any other match could. That was the core towards my journey, and it encapsulated the true image that lies within me. I'm not fake. I'm not an acting good guy, and that match solidified me. It proved to everyone that this is the guy who they could root for, the man that always gives his flowers to them, and he sure as hell wishes that they could also give him flowers too. I'm not trying to rebuild myself against you two. There's no need of rebuilding, Cody! Am I a lottery team waiting on a Number 1 pick to save my franchise? No! I'm currently in solid form, and I'll keep it solid. One thing that I'm doing is surviving. I don't have to reinvent myself against you, because who are you? Legit, who do you think you are, what kind of validation do I need from you? We're not that far apart, as much as you think you're better now. At this point, I'm not even trying to call out the other bum but this is more targeted towards you. Since the kid doesn't want to step up for himself, I'd rather talk against the man who's willing to smack talk without thinking. You're wrong. You're wrong in a lot of statements, talking about how only few people invested in me when clearly if that was the case I wouldn't be in the position that I'm in right now. You, maybe, because you need to get their investment for you to earn your next shot. I can just knock on the door of another main event and challenge them to a match. Hell, maybe I can just go ring up Methuselah and have a great singles match. I probably would've been his sacrificial lamb, but doesn't that make me a superstar? You're trying to talk about how you've survived against Bronson, Jake and all of that. Fun fact? I've faced them, and MORE. I've faced them more than you've had matches in your career, Cody. Get out talking about that hanging with the main eventers schtick because that's already one thing that I always talk about. So you can get on with your agenda, because your nice few moments in the Grand Rampage have made you confident that you can defeat me and Mig easily. Enjoy struggling after the bell starts ringing because it's not just going to be a Cody Maverick stunt. This is a match that's going to open your eyes. If you win against me and Mig, well of course by pinning Mig, you're going to see what values are there when you beat MITSU, as I'm the key towards your future success. But if you lose, then there's probably a lot more to learn.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
I was so close yet so far to it. The ropes were just an inch away from being grasped by me, only for everything to move backwards just like how Drake destroyed my leg throughout the whole match. Normal MITSU is already vulnerable enough as it was, let alone just a one legged version of me. I'm not going to make a sob story out of this, having a documentary team recording my face as I failed yet again to win at an FPV. I'm not here to garner sympathy from anybody else nor am I still here to ask for more attention. I've seen the support and I acknowledged it. Unfortunately for the supporters, they're really investing in a dead cause. Once again, I didn't get what I wanted, the thing that I treasure the most and I'm still supposed to be chasing after it after all the humiliation that I've gotten. I know that a lot of people will see me as undeserving, some would probably think that at this point, I'm abusing a certain privilege to get me to where I am now because looking back, there were a lot more people who were deserving of a shot for that championship, not named MITSU. There's a lot more people with potential and results that they've racked up as proof that they earned the shot against Drake Armstrong. What did I do exactly? Losing to the King of Elite and now look, the two of them are going to have a bout and my name is going to be thrown around like a ragdoll. It was definitely awful to be in this position. It's not something that I wanted to do from the start because we're now back to point zero. Now I'm starting to wonder since we're closer and closer towards the end of the season. Am I really going to do something meaningful? Because right now from the looks of it, I'm further from the true road I should be riding on, and my career trajectory is just a huge decrease. Hell, I might be going back to where I started as I returned, a meaningless multiman match at Pain for Pride. Are we ready for another MITSU in a battle royal? Hell no. I can't be doing this. I shouldn't be doing this. I should be doing a lot more. God, bless me. I'm now lingering around the idea of a new plan. Time to get my pencils and start writing. Time to get the blueprint out and start marking points that can be prioritized on.
Until then….
I'm going to be talking about my opponents this week. One guy who I always have talked about, one that I've always mentioned due to his presence being a big part of my downfall, and another rising star who will be given his props for the effort he's put out. I saw you two in the Grand Rampage match and how amazing it is, for you two to showcase your ability as a true elitist. Eliminating people with name value higher than the three of us combined, Maverick I'm very impressed. Even I couldn't do that if I was you. I'd probably end up being an elimination after a terrible performance, just like how I did at Pain for Pride. I might as well mess up worse than I've already done, because I've entered Grand Rampage only once in my career and trust me, I'm not coming back there. It's torture out there. To share the ring with what, 15 people at the same time? I'm shocked that the ring didn't collapse at all. It was a pleasing experience for the viewers at home because they don't get it. If they're in that ring, they would be just like you and Mig, exhausted and most probably unconscious for 50% of the time. Some people choose to just lay down and play dead and I guess that's beneficial because somebody did it and ended up being in the final two. Grand Rampage also featured the return of a lot of big names, SOSA Henderson, Methuselah my guy. Alhamdulillah, he's back. Maybe I'll have a match with those guys because you know, I'm MITSU. I'm the most reliable superstar that they could give to everyone as a last minute bout and you'll watch it be a 5 star classic. At this point, I'll take it over anything. This reputation of being known as the guy who can utilize his opportunities. Despite the lack of accomplishments, I've earned the respect of my audience, because they know one thing for sure. I could be put in the lowercard, facing off against New Breed competitors and establishing them as such, maybe they can put me against AJ Redding and Akari Kiyoko. I've already faced Shisui and Chiyo Gedo, why not Vincent Mondrian next week? I've also been put against midcard and upper midcard folks that I've mentioned as being the next big things, I'm talking about the BRAEs of it all, the Prince Tohrus. And as we all know, I'm notorious for bouts against main eventers. At this point, you can just mention a name in the main event scene right now and I promise you, I've faced them multiple times. Not just one squash thing. I've faced world champions and hall of Famers more than you guys have known them. At one point, that was a weekly occurrence. What do those things have in common? The results sometimes differ, but one thing that never changes is the fact that after the match, I'm praised for my work. That's the bias that comes towards my way. As much as moral victories mean nothing to you people, it gives me more exposure. More exposure leads to my image growing endlessly and now I have a brand now personality. I was the veteran that can be boosting another rookie, the guy who's always there to make everyone look like a million bucks.
That definitely doesn't exclude you two from the conversation.
I've definitely tasted a little bit of your medicines, having faced you already at Road to Redemption. At that point, everything was different. Cody Maverick that I'm seeing right now is the Cody Maverick that I expected before. This is the guy who has earned his rights at challenging Michael Machina, this is what I truly want to see from you. Looking at you right now is like looking at somebody who's having a renaissance because you sure as hell have reinvented yourself. From the bum that was dragged into a pointless rivalry with NOVA, to the man who has eliminated Donovan Duke at the Grand Rampage. You deserve your flowers man, people should clap for your efforts. You made a lot of buzz for sure. You've made headlines by being the face of the match that was Grand Rampage as you kept rambling on without stopping. In fact, you probably have uploaded more videos for that one match, compared to me in the last 3 months combined. You've done way too much, that's respectable. Unfortunately, it doesn't reward you based on frequency. You got eliminated, but you've made your points clear. Something that can't be said by Mig De Decker. For someone who has considered himself the realest wrestler in the room, I know it must hurt for you to accept that the only real thing about you is that you're starting to lack direction. You had everything set up for you, a tree that you can plant and water, but you chose to abandon it. Abandoning it so bad that now you've shared the same reputation with me, but worse. I'm sorry, Mig. I am really disappointed to see what happened to you because now… you've Outmitsued MITSU. I cannot name a bigger downfall, this is a concept that Cody mentioned. The fact that one guy is pushed despite never earning it. You're worse than me in terms of execution, I'm yet to see you perform dominantly in a win. Even during your days in the forbidden clan, it's always the other dude pining for you while you pose like you contributed anything to the matter. You talked about how you felt screwed after the forbidden clan fell apart because you now have no direction because that bald dumbass Ricky didn't take you in any, Tohru has his foot on a cast so bad that he can't walk and Sasaki is too busy doing his own thing. Funny to me that after everything that has happened, I'm arguably the best product to come out of there. One of the only two good products to come out of that shell while you, my friend, is stuck here. You have no other alternatives, no other choices other than being another one of those generic New Breeds. And you were supposed to be different, reborn into somebody brand now, crave your own path and make your own brand. But nope. You stuck to sucking. You chose to suck. Look at me, I really did have my way, pushed myself even. You can't really do that. That's what makes you worse than all of the other superstars in that locker room. That's why you're no better than Rory Slate, no better than BRAE, no better….
Then Cody Maverick.
The Sin City Superstar can't get tired of talking, I believe he loves doing so. When given a microphone, he's one smart guy. With his quips and jokes, he knows how to get into his opponents’ head, but let me tell you something, Cody. As much as you've irritated and annoyed your opponents, none of them has had the mental stability that I've had due to the fact that I've suffered worse. Just like you, we're both currently on the right path, just that we're unsure of its pace. Who's going to get ‘it’ faster. You might win this triple threat and get a shot, I might win this triple threat and get a shot. Hell, as long as Mig does not get it, I've done my job and you've done yours. Hey, the story of trying to win the Interwire Championship has been going for more than you could've thought. You have an expiring date to win the New Breed Championship, so you better get going. Me? I can keep chasing after the same Interwire Championship even if it means I have to wait. I was a New Breed once, but I forever am an Interwire Championship contender. And before I even try to lay some smack talk on you, I would love to remind you that I have nothing but the utmost respect, and I'm willing to give you credit for everything that you've done up until this very moment. Let me talk to you. Let me implement a new idea in your head, one that you can swallow with all your ego and pride, because I know what has happened to you. You're having a momentum shift due to a great performance at the Grand Rampage, you're supposedly the favorite coming into this match, right? If I was you, I would be talking like you as well! This is the exact mannerisms and attitude that I expected to come out from a man who deemed himself a Sin City Superstar. For Mig, I've already expected him to just shut up and listen. Now Cody, you have some rights to talk about how I am pretty undeserving of facing Drake Armstrong. I only competed once during that period in a losing effort against BRAE. But I'd be damned if you're trying to call me out for not earning my match at Operation: Doomsday. You know when you've found your spark and you think that you've finally figured it out? That's what I was thinking as I knocked Chiyo Gedo out with a finisher and killed Shisui with a flapjack. I'm saying this with all due respect to them, but you get me. And yes, Prince Tohru probably would've stopped that momentum, but that didn't happen, did it? What happened instead? I pretty much derailed his career, made him look like a fool, at that point everyone's feeling sympathy for him and I established myself in front of the King of Elite. He saw right through me, he won against me but did I not deserve to even have a match at that FPV? Hell no. I didn't just punch a ticket and get my spot, I had to wait in line for an opportunity to come. Lucky me, that was a great match.
And you're one guy to talk about being given opportunities when I don't see you facing Michael Machina one on one yet. At Grand Rampage, Damien Butcher got that opportunity to beat him and end his reign once and for all. It got me wondering, how it would've gone if it's one of you guys from Dynasty instead. You know how vocal I've been about the talent in Showdown and Voltage and how less I value them compared to you guys. You probably would've been a better opponent for him at Grand Rampage. But you never had that shot. Instead, you're just inserted as a part of a multimen match against Machina, and you're never intended to be the favorite going into it, they put you in a triple threat when you were at your lowest, vulnerable with a lot of weakness, and they put you once again, now in a match with 5 elitists where you're not even in the top 2 in people's eyes. They never see you as a favorite yet, they don't value you as much. The people that you're calling out for giving me all I have, maybe you should start asking for their validation too. There's no bias towards me if there's no appreciation that I show for them. You come out to that ring and the people start cheering for you, that's already good enough. I've earned their love and they want me there as much as I want them to be there for me. The fans are the backbone of my career because if they never gave me the reception that they did, I probably would've been unemployed a month into my rookie career. They were the one lifting me up from the shadow that was left from the forbidden clan, giving me a breath of fresh air, and they encouraged me. They made me realize what I really can be, and you're looking at it, despite my losses and flaws, I'm trying to climb.
About that, talking less doesn't mean less passion. You saw the match against Drake right, what happened there? Tapping out after having one of my legs destroyed, if I was crazy enough, I would just let Drake break it so that I can win? But at that point on, that's nothing but an unnecessary sacrifice. If you want to talk about passion, that match was passion right there. My ability to stand back up and fight back, something that didn't happen at Operation: Doomsday. I was lifeless by the end of it, my body unconscious as the doctors checked up on me. That's when passion is dead. It's non-existent. You can't just see videos as proof that I'm passionate or not. Hell, I could drop another after this and that still won't prove anything. Everything is wrong here and there. I talked too little, they say I lack passion. I talked too much and now they're telling me to shut it. Honestly, how am I supposed to please you guys? Clearly you guys are just trying to nitpick anything that you can, and it's sickening to me. Honestly, I'm disgusted by this point of view, not just coming from you but from every other elitist. Quantity of smack talks doesn't back up its quality, at that point I'd give up. Now, don't compare me to that twig Mig De Decker. He knows better not to be in the same sentence with me, let alone you referencing us in the same universe. No. We're not doing that, Cody. I'm not going to put him in the same spectrum as you, so I expect the same level of respect, alright? When you call me out, for not deserving my shots, I might as well ask you one thing? Is it because you've earned your shot that you're unsatisfied, or are you just jealous that I knew exactly how to market myself?
For a product to be sold worldwide and be given chances after chances, the seller must always think of ways to advertise it in a way that'll always keep the people intrigued. As inconsistent as I was, I've always presented myself in ways that they can't deny, and they'll always admit that in everything I do, I've showcased charisma and in-ring skills. You have to always remind the shareholders about the benefits of investing in your products and why it won't cause them losses in profits. Dynasty never gave up on me, because they know that I'm worth it. Like I said, you put me anywhere on the card, and I'll make sure that match is talked about by the people. You want to talk about me being a perennial loser and how much you don't want to be like me, but the funny thing is, I can lose this match, and we'll end up in the same position anyways at the end of the season. That's one thing that I always have over you, Cody. Until you learn how to master it, you can't beat my pitches. You can't beat my way of convincing the people to give me another chance. The moment you blow your chances, they stop giving you gifts because they think of you as somebody who's worth two to three chances. For me, they've given me a thousand. I got it, I lost. But I'll still be there, and I'll still kick ass, and they like that I'm doing that. This perennial loser that you're talking about has been involved in the rise of many elitists without them wanting to admit to it. This even goes to Drake because that first defense just made his reign stand out and guess who's in that match? The perennial loser that you're talking about. Trust me on that one sentence, for you and for Mig.
I could be losing and we'll still meet again at the same level in a few months. That match against Drake is nowhere the same as the match against Tohru. I lost in a manner where the doctors fear for me, but for Tohru there's no more fear. It's a confirmed injury and he was out indefinitely. I wasn't dumb enough to sacrifice a leg just for a shot at something that I'll still have the ability to chase after. That match portrayed me way better than any other match could. That was the core towards my journey, and it encapsulated the true image that lies within me. I'm not fake. I'm not an acting good guy, and that match solidified me. It proved to everyone that this is the guy who they could root for, the man that always gives his flowers to them, and he sure as hell wishes that they could also give him flowers too. I'm not trying to rebuild myself against you two. There's no need of rebuilding, Cody! Am I a lottery team waiting on a Number 1 pick to save my franchise? No! I'm currently in solid form, and I'll keep it solid. One thing that I'm doing is surviving. I don't have to reinvent myself against you, because who are you? Legit, who do you think you are, what kind of validation do I need from you? We're not that far apart, as much as you think you're better now. At this point, I'm not even trying to call out the other bum but this is more targeted towards you. Since the kid doesn't want to step up for himself, I'd rather talk against the man who's willing to smack talk without thinking. You're wrong. You're wrong in a lot of statements, talking about how only few people invested in me when clearly if that was the case I wouldn't be in the position that I'm in right now. You, maybe, because you need to get their investment for you to earn your next shot. I can just knock on the door of another main event and challenge them to a match. Hell, maybe I can just go ring up Methuselah and have a great singles match. I probably would've been his sacrificial lamb, but doesn't that make me a superstar? You're trying to talk about how you've survived against Bronson, Jake and all of that. Fun fact? I've faced them, and MORE. I've faced them more than you've had matches in your career, Cody. Get out talking about that hanging with the main eventers schtick because that's already one thing that I always talk about. So you can get on with your agenda, because your nice few moments in the Grand Rampage have made you confident that you can defeat me and Mig easily. Enjoy struggling after the bell starts ringing because it's not just going to be a Cody Maverick stunt. This is a match that's going to open your eyes. If you win against me and Mig, well of course by pinning Mig, you're going to see what values are there when you beat MITSU, as I'm the key towards your future success. But if you lose, then there's probably a lot more to learn.
Don't say I didn't warn you.
