When Jesus, Buddha, Virgin Monk Boy, and Mary Magdalene Attended RAW
The sacred meets the suplex in this once-in-a-kalpa spiritual showdown.
⚠️ SATIRE WARNING
The following contains unholy levels of irreverence, spiritual allegory delivered via suplex, and sacred figures wielding folding chairs.If you’re offended by metaphysical wrestling metaphors, Jesus no-selling a heel promo, or Mary Magdalene cutting a divine mic check — breathe deeply.
This is spiritual satire.
This is kayfabe theology.
This is Virgin Monk Boy.
✨ Act I: The Call
It started in silence — not the peaceful kind, but the itchy kind. The kind that shows up when transcendence feels... flat.
Jesus looked up from a cracked iPad. “We need to go where the people are.”
“Church?” asked Buddha.
“No,” Jesus replied. “RAW.”
Virgin Monk Boy was already halfway into a luchador mask, clutching a flask of anointing oil and a foam finger shaped like a flaming cross.
Mary Magdalene appeared in the doorway, robes swaying, voice calm:
“You boys ready to watch redemption get sold as merch?”
🏟️ Act II: Pilgrimage to the Ring
The arena pulsed with chants and pyro. It smelled like testosterone, nacho cheese, and unresolved father wounds.
Jesus walked through security barefoot. The metal detector wept quietly.
Buddha floated through the crowd like fog on a mountaintop.
Virgin Monk Boy handed out fake communion wafers labeled Body of Kayfabe.
Mary skipped the entrance entirely and hacked the production booth. She replaced the opening pyro with a burning rose and queued her own entrance theme: "These Boots Were Made for Walkin’... (on Patriarchy).”
🤼 Act III: In the Belly of the Beast
A centurion-themed heel grabbed the mic mid-ring, veins bulging.
“I AM THE TRUE SAVIOR OF THIS BUSINESS! I DIED IN THIS RING FOR YOUR POPS AND I RESURRECTED AT SUMMERSLAM!”
Jesus raised a brow. “You wanna run that resurrection bit by me again?”
The crowd murmured.
Virgin Monk Boy stood up, yelling:
“You don’t need a storyline — you need inner child work!”
The crowd chanted “HOLY SHT! HOLY SHT!”
The ring glowed.
The ref passed out from spiritual heat exhaustion.
🎤 Act IV: Mary Magdalene Speaks
And then — lights out.
Spotlight. Smoke. Silence.
From the tunnel emerged Mary Magdalene, wrapped in scarlet and certainty.
She took the mic. No pyro. Just presence.
“While the men were busy writing origin stories,
I was rolling stones and whispering truths.
You think this ring is sacred? Try being the woman who stayed when the disciples fled.”
The arena froze.
One wrestler dropped to his knees.
The women’s division lined up like apostles.
Even the belt looked guilty.
🙏🏽 Act V: Kayfabe Communion
Backstage, Buddha taught wrestlers how to tap out of attachments.
Jesus gave an impromptu promo entirely in parables.
Virgin Monk Boy was blessing protein shakes and exorcising locker room egos.
Mary sat with a rookie by the vending machine, braiding her hair.
“They’ll hand you a character,” she said softly.
“You don’t have to hand them your soul.”
🔥 Act VI: The Main Event
The four returned to the ring for a closing segment.
Jesus took the mic, gentle but firm:
“You fall, you get up, you love again.
That’s the only storyline that matters.”
Buddha, smiling:
“Desire is the real heel. Release it.”
Virgin Monk Boy:
“Break the cycle. Forgive the booking committee.
Wrestle not against flesh and blood,
but against creative direction in high places.”
Mary stepped forward, quiet thunder in her voice:
“I wasn’t the side character.
I was the script.
And I’m not waiting for permission anymore.”
🎬 Final Shot:
The Titantron flickered.
“WrestleDivine: The Magdalene Era — Coming soon to Peacock.”
And in the silence after, someone in the crowd whispered:
“She just cut a promo that healed my mother wound.”
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Oh. My. Lort. I laughed so hard at this I think I healed my own mother wound. This is what satire looks like when it's done exquisitely and with a sprinkle of divine wisdom. So freaking good.
I could (verily) see it all! As well as smell the sweat and cigar smoke. A satirically good yarn did you spin, VMB!