In Training

[Snow]

Snow and La Nieve are sitting in some folding chairs next to a ring, towels wrapped around their necks. They have obviously just completed a hard workout.

SNOW: Hija, the key is just to take one match at a time. Sure, you lost to Bokrug. He's a champion, he was going to be a rough fight no matter what. What is key little one is to take stock of HOW he defeated you, and work on those factors for your next match. Do that often enough, and you'll start winning. That's how I did it. I had one of the longest losing streaks in history when I first left Mexico, and now... Snow pats the Light Heavyweight Championship belt that sits on a table beside him.

But this next match is going to be a doozy. Mysterio jAi 1 is a fierce competitor, who deservedly got a shot at the Light Heavyweight belt last season. But I've got some tips for you.

LA NIEVE: I've been watching the tapes. I think I see how to defeat him.

SNOW: It's good to have confidence. But don't just assume you'll win. It's going to be hard work, and he's going to push you to your absolute limit, if not beyond it.

LA NIEVE: And what about the Imperial Assassin?

SNOW: Oh, him...look, his opinion doesn't matter. He's an old fashioned, out of touch traditionalist who should have retired years ago. And if he chooses to get in your way, to interfere in your match, I will be there to help you out. You focus on jAi. Now...why don't you work on your forms. I have an appointment with Damion Black about the championship.

Snow pats La Nieve on the back, shoulders the belt, and walks out of frame. La Nieve looks after him for a moment before turning to the camera.

LA NIEVE: At Assault, I will defeat jAi. And no matter what my mentor says, if you interfere, Asassin, I will take care of business myself. This is no longer a sport just for men. Damion Black understands. You will as well, sooner or later.

She stands, throwing the towel over the camera just before it cuts to black.