Jade Hawk vs Silver Ace

Behind the curtain, Valley sneered, her hand twisted around the bat's handle every that bitch - that dirty, disgusting bitch - hurt Ace's ribs. It wasn't outright cheating, no. But it was rotten fighting. Unsportsmanlike. The exact opposite of what this sport should've been about. Whoever Jade Hawk was, whatever agenda she and her little friend had going on, it reeked. And the most irritating thing was that she couldn't figure out why, exactly.

Heels were usually predictable, in her experience. Back with the Slamazons, they typically stated outright what they were gunning for. Titles, maybe? Just trying to make a name? What was the point?

She sighed and bit her lip, trying her best to exude some calm. Getting harder by the minute. "Come on, Ace..."

Hawk continued to hit Ace where it hurt most. Every pained cry reinforced that her strategy was paying off. She braced for each elbow shot hoping to tough it out. One of them, though, catches her especially hard and she released some of the pressure on her opponent. "STAY ON HER!" her teammate shouted to her from ringside. Hawk blinked back into focus and grabbed Ace's arms. She folded her legs inward and then kicked them lightly into Ace's torso once more. Then, with her feet planted in Ace's side, she pulled the girls arms out by extending her legs trying to exert more pressure on the weak spot.

The position change did Ace no favors, putting her in a modified, almost reversed version of the surfboard stretch, her arms being pulled, as the real damage was done by her legs pouring more pressure on her sides, the pain causing her to cry out and kick at the mat, before kicking upwards, trying to connect her leg against Hawk's back, grabbing Hawks wrists and pulling to the side, trying to force the smaller girl off of her, not sure how much more of this she could take!

Hawk tried to keep Ace in the hold as long as possible but the woman managed to squirm enough that she lost grip of one of her wrists. She was tossed a few feet away but quickly rolled to her feet and closed the distance once more. This time she grabbed Ace by the hair to drag the woman to her feet. She gripped Ace's right wrist with both hands and attempted to Irish whip her into the corner turnbuckle. Then the quick green-haired girl sprinted behind in an attempt to spear her into the turnbuckle right as she got there.

Ace finally got the green haired bitch off of her, only to be pulled up to her feet and whipped towards the turnbuckle. Hearing Jade's steps behind her, Ace got close to the turnbuckle, managing to grab the ropes and kick her legs against the mat, leaping upwards and shoving herself backwards, Jade spearing the turnbuckle below her as Ace landed on her feet behind her, dropping to one knee as she held her side.

Despite dodging that blow, Ace was still in trouble. Her ribs were screaming at her, she was having trouble catching her breath, and she hadn't laid a finger on Jade yet. Now that she had turned the tables and bought herself a chance to fight back, she needed to end this match, now.

When Jade turned around, Ace saw her chance, pushing herself up and quickly lashing out with one leg, turning her body and leg as her Silver Flash Superkick smashed upwards into Jade Hawks chin!

Jade could smell blood as Ace was already showing tell-tale signs of pain. It didn't matter how tough she was, enough pain would push anyone into tapping out or giving up. And Hawk was already forcing her opponent to said limit. But her overconfidence got the best of her and she underestimated how agile an injured Ace still was. She jumped bounced off the ropes and jumped over and clear of Hawk who crashed against the turnbuckle shoulder first. Thankfully, she saw it in time to slow down enough to minimize the damage.

Despite the setback, Hawk knew she had to stay on the attack. She couldn't give Ace any room to breath. The green haired girl pushed herself off the turnbuckle and turned around ready to continue her assault.

And walked right into Ace's finisher.

The kick hit her square in the chin and she fell to her back instantly in a daze. She had no idea what just happened.

Ace collapsed after hitting the Flash Kick, panting as she held her poor ribs. She only had the one moment to act upon, and, through luck or design, she had pulled it off, perfectly nailing her finisher against Jade's face.

Crawling over, she grabbed Hawks leg and hooked up upwards, laying against the girls body as the ref girl dropped to her knees and slapped at the mat to begin counting the pinfall!

"ONE!"

"That's my girl..."

Valley smirked from the darkness, letting out a sigh of relief as the kick connected. She knew from personal experience how nasty that kick could be - she would have felt sorry for the Jade if she wasn't such a raging bitch. Ace had done the smart thing, going for an early pin to save herself from the heavy damage. Now she could pin this bitch and go home, get the rest she desperately needed.

Hawk wasn't out cold, but was clearly too dazed to know what was happening. She was inches from the ropes and could've grabbed them to break the pinfall. Unfortunately, she didn't know that. "HAWK! Wake up!" Lioness shouted from immediately beside her on the outside of the ring. But Hawk didn't seem to hear. "Shit!" Lioness shouted as the referee counted two. She wasn't going to risk trusting Hawk to kick out. She reached in and grabbed not her teammates foot but Ace's. And with one strong tug, yanked the girl off of Hawk and out of the ring.

The referee immediately signaled a disqualification and the bell rang. But Lioness wasn't finished. In a rage, she pulled Ace to her feet and proceeded to throw her into the steel steps immediately beside them. Even if Hawk couldn't score a win for them, she wanted to make everyone know just how dangerous they are. She picked Ace back up and forcefully threw her into the barricades shoulder first this time around.

"Woahh!"

Ace yelped as she was pulled out of the ring. She knew, she knew these girls would play some kind of bullshit like this, Ace quickly landing on her feet outside the ring and throwing a hard punch towards Lioness. It didn't, however, prevent Lioness from grabbing her and throwing her back into the steel steps, making a loud "CLANG" sound as her body knocked the top step off of the bottom one, Ace holding her back as Lioness grabbed her again, this time throwing her into the fan barricade, the padding doing little to soften the blow as she smashed into it, falling onto the padded concrete floor below, groaning and holding her shoulder.


Luckily, she had her backup right around the corner, though Ace had to admit, her quip about Valley being overprotective seemed foolish, given the woman presence in her corner would have been better than Ace's idea of her waiting in the back in case something happened.