Belief
(Cue up "Machine Gun" by Jimi Hendrix)
(Fade in to the Jobber's Whitelandia Compound. Cut to the interior, as the camera winds its way into the study, where the Jobber sits in front of a television monitor, one displaying his victory over Poe. The Television title is over his shoulder as he speaks.)
The Jobber: It would seem that I do have some influence on the Championship Committee, at least when it comes to implementing their policies. Poe, don't think it has been soley your talent that has brought you here. There are those on the GLCW Championship Committee, those that have King Krusher's ear that want people like you shoved down the throats of the public, and people like me run out of the business. They think people with your look will bring the GLCW into the spotlight, and fill their coffers. They of course forget that you and your ilk lack the neccessary skill to run people like me out of this sport. They forget that the old kings must be beaten before they will leave, and that it will have to be the new tatoo generation that will have to beat them if they want any credibility.
The Jobber: Here in is the problem for you Poe, you just can't defeat the old guard. You just continue to fail, and after two huge failures I think it's time I made my move to expell you. I don't think you'll be trying to hang around after this Poe, not after I do everything within my power to show those shadowy figures in the committees that the present and future are not tatooed beasts, that the victors will always be the wrestlers, and that tatoos and self mutilation does not a wrestler make. Agnst does not create intimidation, a desire for pain doesn't create a competitor. It just creates a loser who enjoys his art. Poe, you can tell me how you live on pain, how it gives you the most intense feeling of joy and happiness you've ever felt, but it won't make up for a lack of ability.
The Jobber: And soon you will realize that problem Poe. You just don't have what it takes to go toe to toe with the champions. You don't have... What did Machiavelli call it? Ah, virtu. He said that man had to use their virtu, their skill to overcome and plan for the tides of fortune. Perhaps you've had fortune on your side at certain points. But fortune changes, and it seems it has changed already in your case, and you lack the virtu to deal with fortunes different moods. My skill has brought me to this point, perhaps not to the top, but to the next step down. Now I must simply wait, I must defeat those who come before me, and ride fortune back to my rightful place, to my throne atop the GLCW. But I didn't think I would be able to indulge along the way, not going into our match Poe.
The Jobber: Now I see I was wrong. I will be able to find pleasure in this journey, as it will mean whiping the slate clean in the GLCW. I can remove the defects, the pretenders who have come here believing that their look will somehow make them champion. That their inner pain, or their love for pain will overcome all the obstacles, and this little chore of wrestling will be taken care of by their personality. At the lower levels you may have found this true Poe, but now no words will save you, no amount of pleasure you get in pain, no inner demons, none of those will prevent you from suffering at my hands Poe. The pleasure will be overcome by the feelings that you just can't do this anymore. You'll realize that it just isn't worth it, that the cost of this sport is too great. So far you have only been shown a bit of the cost, pieces of it that have hinted how much more is on the way. In this rematch, you will discover how much more there is out there. You will see the true nature of the path to greatness. You will see that you lack the skill to reach the next plateau, and you will find that fortune has abandoned you upon the cruel path to greatness. You will be caught between obscurity and that golden reward, and you will never be able to justify a third painful retreat from the rewards. Your body will fight back against your mind, against your desires, and you will see that you will never be the main you had hoped you could be here in the GLCW.
The Jobber: Poe, this is your chance to end the tragic mistake that has been your career. You can take your many shortcomings and return to your old haunts, because denial will not be able to make up for the pain you will feel. Denial will not be able to tell your body that it enjoys this, because your body will simply not be able to take it.
(Fade out)