Post by Jason Weslow on Dec 1, 2013 2:11:22 GMT -5
On Saturday morning, we at WCF.com were tasked with trying to get a comment from Jason Weslow on the challenge that he had issued via social media to Marco Valintine for their eventual clash to be a no-roped affair. although we were initially declined any comment, he did loosen up his stance, later remarking-
"Marco has come out and repeatedly stated how he wants a match with me and so on. Yet he doesn't realize the simple fact that claiming he can do more than flippy cool shit will be required. Yes, he's more naturally gifted and athletic than i am; yes, he exudes confidence in himself. But is that confidence misguided? Is it a byproduct of a false belief that he's superior? Or is it on the back of having it fed to him by those who have admiration for his performance? He has a number one contender's match for the Internet title coming up at Slam; yet, he almost seems as if he has one eye on me. That's never a good thing when it comes to wrestling or fighting. Ive got my full focus on Kevin and George. To me, Marco is secondary."
He wouldn't elaborate further but it's believed that he wishes to give Marco a chance to prove himself in a setting that he is more than likely uncomfortable with.
"Marco has come out and repeatedly stated how he wants a match with me and so on. Yet he doesn't realize the simple fact that claiming he can do more than flippy cool shit will be required. Yes, he's more naturally gifted and athletic than i am; yes, he exudes confidence in himself. But is that confidence misguided? Is it a byproduct of a false belief that he's superior? Or is it on the back of having it fed to him by those who have admiration for his performance? He has a number one contender's match for the Internet title coming up at Slam; yet, he almost seems as if he has one eye on me. That's never a good thing when it comes to wrestling or fighting. Ive got my full focus on Kevin and George. To me, Marco is secondary."
He wouldn't elaborate further but it's believed that he wishes to give Marco a chance to prove himself in a setting that he is more than likely uncomfortable with.
