Could You Find it In Your Heart?

September 19th.
Walter Bolek defeats Tracy James in the quickest match in CMV history. The arm of his father is snapped.

September 24th.
Walter Bolek defeats Tracy James.

October 4th.
Walter Bolek eliminates Tracy James from the Slick B Memorial Battle Royale. Bolek wins the match.

October 31rd.
Walter Bolek defeats Tracy James for the third time. With ease.

November 20th.
Walter Bolek defeats Tracy James for the fourth time.

The Machine stands triumphant at the end of his return story. Two belts on his shoulders, two fraudulent fools that thought they could play in the lion’s cage ate alive. What was his is now his again as if nothing had the guts to move even the slightest. Walter Bolek is the Anarchy Champion and as soon as Tracy’s hand hit the mat to tap the entire world’s perspective of the future changed. Right before that arm was bent, Bolek defended the Anarchy Championship ten whole times. That all ended when it was vacated due to an injury which happens all of the time in this business but it doesn’t happen to Walter Bolek that’s the thing. Calling it some kind of horrific unexpected tragic incident though would be wrong, his disappearance helped everyone else. It was a heaven sent miracle that freed that title to be traded around like other titles do. Before Tracy gave up, that title could be passed around. People could remember all the defenses someone had or most of them and see them as a real championship match, a test.

It’s no longer a test, it’s no longer an option. That list of superstars that Bolek beat is quite frankly absurdly impressive. However, can anyone name every single name? When you got beat by The Eliminator that’s all it was, it wasn’t you losing a championship match at the biggest stage it was another process that went through the system. His special attire he wears isn’t a cosplay, it’s just how it goes. If you give The Terminator the job of ending all life on earth, will it remember the name of the three hundredth man it ended? No because it’s just one name in a thing that is not planned to ever end nor even can comprehend its ending.

When Bolek defends his title it isn’t treated like a glorious defense of a landmark statement of people’s careers like it is for nearly everyone else, no, rather it’s just his script. It’s just the mechanisms doing what they’re set up to do forever until it can’t. The script of The Machine is just putting an end to anyone that’s listed as an opponent. When they’re dealt with it’s just time to do a system update until it’s time to defend again, which he will.

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
Go t-to…

Go to hell…

This system is known to everyone. This script that will without doubt be followed is a fact of life that when disproven will be one of the biggest moments in the history of CMV. It isn’t disproved though, and it isn’t going to be disproved by an overzealous idiot that can’t form his own identity.

Tracy James attempts to drag his shattered body over to Walter. It’s pitiful. It's unbecoming of a man, he’s too weak to even stand. He should stay down or roll out, the match is over with and the self-acclaimed hacker isn’t going to beat up the villain of this story. Especially because it’s not even his story, he’s just the pushed around side character that in an attempt to build any credibility for himself made himself comedic relief. His shaking fingers grab at the tree trunk left shin of Bolek. His quivering chin is revealed when he stares up at his defeater, his many many time superior. Is he really about to?

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
One more time…

DO YOU GODDAMN HEAR ME? ONE MORE TIME!

All these personas he picked up. All the delusions he put in his head, all the moves he stole and yet still he can’t act. Despite his clear fighting and holding back, Tracy is crying.

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
C-COME THE FUCK ON MAN! AGAIN!

One tear forms in his eye that is joined by another soon after. The audience is silent, both because they wanted Hunter Quinn and Bolek to finish the show and because this is so uncomfortable.

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
One more…

Bolek stares emotionlessly down at this failure. He feels nothing.

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
One more…

Did any soul in CMV even watch his debut video with his father?

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
I need it please, next Crossfire if that’s fine.

Was there anyone that took the whole “Better Hunter Quinn” phase seriously and didn’t just view him as a laughing stock?

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
JUST GIVE IT TO ME!

Weak very not impactful pitiful punches are thrown from a man that was beaten fair. This is like a toddler throwing punches during a tantrum. Befitting of someone like Tracy who’s begging for the shot at revenge, begging for someone to give him a chance at a title. Sad. Maybe this is a light tickle on his shins.

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
HE NEEDS ME TO DO THIS!

What else could be expected from a kid trying to act like a man? What kind of man cosplays as another person because he thinks it’ll make him popular?

“Hackerman” Tracy James:
Walter please…

What kind of man that just stole someone’s identity then goes on to to dress like a cyberpunk reject because he purposely ruined people’s view time just so more people would pay attention to him? Walter Bolek gestures his hand out for a microphone. This is the first time he ever even reacted to anything Tracy did or said. Ironic since now Tracy is accidentally ignoring him, the tears in his eyes and his mental breakdown is blinding him from seeing what he secretly wanted most from Walter Bolek. Acknowledgement.

The Machine takes the microphone from a ring worker and moves it to his lips. The biggest moment of Tracy’s life is this. All the things he’s done, all the identities he’s picked up have all been for this. The magical word or words or sentence or paragraph is finally coming and itttts….

Walter Bolek:
No.

The entire audience cheers which is impressive since you have to be extremely unlikeable to make people cheer this sociopath. Then he just leaves, letting Tracy flop face down to the mat. Nothing changed, why would it?

Why would Walter Bolek care at all about Tracy James?