The camera cuts to the ringside area. A table is set up in the middle of the squared circle for the two contenders for the OCW Women's Championship.
Valkyrie: My road to Wrestlution has been bumpy to say the least. Wrestling is made of cycles and mine is drawing near to its inevitable conclusion.
Valkyrie: I main evented both Turmoil and Riot. I main evented the Ladies Nights PPV.
Valkyrie:
I've been in every single PPV since my debut, most of the times being in the only women's match booked for it.
Valkyrie:
I've accomplished literally everything I could've accomplished in my Rookie year.
Valkyrie: I never had a title shot nor a #1 contendership match because Management always told me I'm above the belt and that I “don't need it”.
Valkyrie:
I wonder if they still feel the same way, but let's face it, they probably don't. I'm old news now.
Valkyrie: Now my cycle is about to end. I'm tired of this. I'm tired of OCW and wrestling in general. And people are getting tired of me. Regardless of what happens on Lution, there won't be a Season 15 for me.
Valkyrie: My light is fading but I still have something to give to my fans, because at this point, I'm just doing it for the handful of loyal soldiers who will stand by my side no matter what.
Valkyrie: I want to be in the biggest women's match of this season. I have to be in it. I have to because no matter what people say on Social Media, I'm always the most talked about athlete in OCW and I will be until the day I show you the finger and move on to better things.
Valkyrie: I might win, I might lose, I might get destroyed in two minutes, I might tap my opponent out like I did at R2G.
Valkyrie:
I've reached a point where I'm so mentally and physically spent that I don't even care anymore. I want this over with.
Valkyrie signs the papers then throws the pen to her opponent.
Blaine: Wow, all that dramatic bullshit and it still ends with a maybe.
Blaine: I’m glad you’re burnt out because I can’t recall the last person that was so damn wrapped up in their own illusion.
Blaine:
What’s wrong, Valk?
Blaine:
When you woke up from your little fairy tale did you realize that the real world was too tough for you?
Blaine:
You gonna slink away? You gonna go live where you can be the hero? Bullshit, kid.
Blaine: So stop the pity party. You are an OCW Women, and women deserve to be a hell of alot better represented than your ass is doing right now.
Blaine:
Fuck those who are booing.
Blaine:
Fuck those that sexulize you and support you because of your cute and innocent smile.
Blaine: You want respect? Take it.
Blaine:
You want my respect?
Blaine:
Beat me at Lution, take this championship, and lead the women’s division!
Blaine:
You belong in OCW! You belong here, fighting freaks like me that won’t budge an inch and more often than not will leave you broken on the floor where I leave you.
Blaine:
But, maybe, just maybe, you will find the one time that you can scale the mountain...it’s worth it.
Blaine signs the paper.
Blaine: Good luck, kid.
Valkyrie: I'm already leading the women's division, apparently. They are all cute and innocent girls like me now, all fighting for justice despite there being no villains around anymore, it's like a fucked up Gotham City where everybody wants to be like Batman, but there are no Jokers.
Valkyrie: I used to be Our Hero’s favourite. I used to be in every poster, in every social media banner. Before me there was Cheryl Stixx. Now it's Empress. Next season? Who the frick knows.
Valkyrie: Management begged me to come back because otherwise the belt would have been defended in the spillover show as usual.
Valkyrie:
I was happily retired in Finland. That's where I realized the hard truth about OCW: this company is a mountain not worth climbing.
Valkyrie pulls up her hoodie and slides underneath the bottom rope, leaving the arena through the crowd.
