Hostyle isn't

So apparently it isn't in the style of NLWF for Parker to simply ignore Hostyle Jones. Apparently, it is looked down upon if you don't exchange words before a fight. Parker has been told that he should pay attention to the things that get said about him. Parker has been told that he should make a name for himself by picking up the verbal grenade Hostyle throws at him, and chuck the son of a bitch back at him. It isn't Parker's style to pay any attention to his opponent before the bell rings, and the fight starts. For you, Hostyle, Parker will make a one time exception. Since all you can do is talk, let Parker indulge you a little. You see, Parker can understand why Hostyle would end up in a place like this once Parker helped end his IWF career... twice.

Hostyle Jones isn't a fighter.

He is a talker. Hostyle is like James Shark, but with no in ring talent to back up the shit he talks. This guy came to NLWF to let Robbie Hart carry him to some tag titles, all because he couldn't hack it in IWF on his own. What is going to happen to Hostyle when Robbie can't keep carrying him through the battles? What is going to happen when a real set of contenders show up for a shot at those titles? Hostyle had to be putting in some time down on his knees to have Parker pulled out of that title fight. He had to know two weeks ago that going up against Parker with a set of titles on the line was a bad move. What happened? Suddenly Parker gets a shot to cut Steel Angel out of the picture instead. Hostyle sacrificed one of his boys in order to save those belts. He isn't fooling anyone into thinking any different.

Hostyle Jones isn't a sound investment.

Look at history. Twice before this, Hostyle has talked himself up. Twice before this, Hostyle has said that this was going to be a battle. Twice before this, Hostyle has promised to, at the very least, not waste my time. Twice before this, Hostyle has lied to everyone that took him serious enough to listen to his ramblings. If you were thinking about putting your money on Hostyle because he swears that this time he is going to be the one with his hand held high at the end of the match, you might as well just flush that money down the shitter. This guy doesn't have a chance to win this match. This guy barely has a chance to walk out of the ring under his own power.

Hostyle Jones isn't on my level.

Parker went triple crown in less than six months. That means Parker went from the very bottom, to the very top in less time than any man before him. What has Hostyle done with his time in this industry? He has been around longer than Parker, and has accomplished so much less. The night that Parker passed him up in this industry, was the night that Parker beat him for that High Impact title. That second tier belt meant that Parker crossed the halfway point on that ladder to the top, and to do it he knocked Hostyle Jones down a peg. Parker kept on moving, all the way to the top. Hostyle sat and stagnated. He took time off to collect his thoughts. He stepped away to consider this line of work. He spent his days masturbating and wishing he was Parker. The fact is though, he wasn't on my level back then, and there is no way in hell he has caught up to Parker since.

Hostyle Jones isn't to be taken seriously.

This is a man that hasn't won a match on his own in more than a month. He watched, as Parker stole his opportunity to get world title shot a month ago. He had Robbie Hart to carry him through Valentine's Day Inferno. Now he is saying that he is going to be the guy he used to be. Now he is saying that he is dangerous again. What's dangerous is Parker even stepping in the ring with him. With the downward slope that this guy is on, who knows what Parker is going to do to him. Hostyle is going to be desperate to win this match. He is going to take extra risks to attempt to win this match. He is going to make mistake after mistake, until he has to beg Parker to put him out of his misery. By the time the bell rings and the beating is over, Hostyle is just going to be happy to still be breathing. When the fight is over, Hostyle is going to be relieved that Parker has mercifully released him from his hell.

Hostyle Jones isn't going to win this match.

He can't. He doesn't know how. If he could beat Parker, he would have done so either of the other two times he has tried. If he could measure up to Parker, he would have already risen to the top of this company. Once again, Parker is on his way up the ladder to the top of a company, and once again, Parker has to take Hostyle down a peg in order to do so. Hostyle might talk a big game, but even from his perspective, he knows how this is all going to turn out. After all, he has seen it happen. It is only a matter of time before history repeats itself.

Plainly put, Hostyle Jones isn't. Parker Wayde is.