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(Here’s something for a change of pace.)
(Let’s step away from the repetitive and recently mimicked technique of fading into the Daymon household, and let’s just go to the basic WFW backdrop. Arms folded over her chest, Caitlyn Daymon steps into the frame, looking sober and determined.)
Caitlyn Daymon
Over the past week, I’ve been doing a lot of contemplating… thinking hard on my current situation in NEW’s Women’s circuit.
I’ve been looking back at the tag match where Whisper and I found victory… and I’ve been thinking a lot of Karla Starr, and how she practically abandoned her partner in that ring the second she realized she couldn’t cut it.
I’ve been thinking about the recent thorn in my side, Krist Blue… and the person who stood at my side last week, Whisper.
Additionally, on the back burner, I’ve been thinking of Victoria Hawke and Jane Doe—err, scratch that; Carlee Marx.
Each and every one of these outstanding athletes stands in my way to the Women’s Title.
And what can I say about them?
Victoria Hawke hasn’t done much since coming into NEW… nor has she said much all week. If she intends to show her face in the ring, then I don’t think she’ll pose as much as a problem.
There’s also Whisper to consider. At Raucous, she proved herself to be an outstanding athlete. But now, she stands against me. While I think she’s done pretty well for herself thus far, the only victory that stands on her side was one that I delivered. She has a few more steps before she comes to my level, and I won’t allow her to beat me at Battle Brawl…
Then there’s Krist Blue… crazy in the head, and wild in the ring. She can fight well, but she hasn’t done jack to prove she’s a force to be reckoned with in this division. She hasn’t done anything to earn a win thus far, and I won’t let her do anything in the ring.
To be honest, the only two people I’m concerned about are Jane Doe and Karla Starr.
Jane and I already have a history together… and in every instance we’ve met, I’ve gotten the better of her. Still, in her single promo, she pretty much addressed everything I was feeling toward Karla Starr. But there’s only one problem…
Jane seems to forget that there will be four other women involved in this match, and one of them happens to be myself.
Doe has professed that her goal is to beat Karla Starr at any costs… but what if it turns out that the two of them never even meet in the ring? After all, we’re fighting a Gauntlet Elimination match with stipulations being changed at every spin of the wheel.
What if I eliminated her before she got the chance to even see Karla with her own eyes?
The possible is very likely… I’m going into this ring, considering my greatest threats, and preparing myself fully for whatever is to come.
This is all about focus… and Jane Doe—or Carlee Marx—has none.
Finally, there’s Karla Starr…
(Caitlyn chuckles briefly.)
Caitlyn Daymon
That was a fine performance you displayed at Raucous, Karla. But I’m afraid it wasn’t enough to impress me… and hardly enough to prove you as the best woman in this league.
One-hundred percent *****, maybe… everybody knows that, with the way you’ve been acting. But you’re far, far away from number one, Karla. I proved that to you first-hand in the ring… when you walked out.
Was I too much to handle?
That’s typical, Karla… but I’m sure someone like you will probably whip up another egotistical excuse to wish your follies away.
Should you and I meet in that Gauntlet Elimination match at Battle Brawl, without Krist Blue to help you, there’s not going to be any running away. I’m going to do to you what someone should have done a long time ago.
Beat you? Yes, and maybe something a little more…
I’m going to humble you, Karla. I’m going to prove to you that you ain’t quite at the level you think you are.
Whether or not you take that belt means nothing to me. I’m merely on a quest to put you in your place.
Pray someone finishes you in that match before you face me, Karla…
(With that, she steps off the stage, and we fade to black.)
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