Speeding Silver Star: Hiroko Uta VS Lara "Silver" Abreu

Considering she was all about having fun in matches, Silver was unusually tense as she adjusted her schoolgirl attire in the sealed off dressing room. Sure she was green, as green as they come; but she was damn hefty, and was confident she could control a bad situation should it kick off in the ring.

Her opponent shared the green aspect, but in terms of size, well, the numbers spoke for themselves. At 5"4, 122lbs, Hiroko Uta was a mere infant compared to Silver. And considering Silver's main strategy in matches was to literally squash her foes until they could take no more, she had some worry in her heart about the prospect of fully pressing her massive figure on a girl that was nearly half her weight. Still, she could always just gently lean on her and force a pin, she supposed.

Hopping on her toes to the entrance ramp, she wasted no time, even bursting through the curtains a few seconds before her music had kicked off, a sign of her rookie nature.

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Bouncing on her heels down the ramp, her schoolgirl skirt fluttering as usual, she quickly rolled under the bottom ropes, coming to a stand, and performing a mini lap of the ring, waving in all directions.  Stopping briefly to even say hello to the ref-girl, she went to her corner, hands on her massive hips, smiling, waiting for her rookie foe to appear.

Hiroko rested against the wall behind the entrance. This was it: all her training, all her studying had led up to this moment. She let out a shuddering breath and tried to ignore the butterflies in her stomach as she waited for her cue to enter. It seemed like an eternity but as soon she heard the first few notes of her entrance theme she burst through the curtain into a sea of faces she didn't recognize. She was stunned. Going from wrestling in empty gyms to crowds was something she hadn't prepared for. For a few agonizing moments, she was stuck, mouth agape, like a deer in the headlights.

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Finally, she gathered herself and began to approach the ring with her head held high, smiling, waving, bowing, overcome with a riot of emotions that left her breathless. In fact she was so overwhelmed that she didn't even take in her opponent until she climbed onto the apron. Her opponent was, in every sense of the word, huge. Larger than life. The girl had serious presence. Her eyes didn't leave her as she climbed through the ropes into the ring. Between her full figure and cute uniform, Hiroko was left feeling a little plain. Would the crowd even notice her when such a beauty was in the ring? Even Hiroko was having trouble tearing her eyes for her impressive figure. But when she saw her smiling, she couldn't help but grin too because she knew that this girl was just as excited and happy as she was to be there. She went to her corner with few more waves and bow to her opponent as she silently prayed she could give everyone a good match.

Moving her huge hips in girating movements to get the blood flowing, Silver bounced on her toes a little, her huge body swaying up and down. Stepping forward, she'd hold out a hand.

"Hi! I'm Lara!" she'd smile, her eyes going briefly closed. Hopefully, if they made friends now, Silver wouldn't feel too bad if her whopping figure came crashing down on Hirokos.

"Hiroko. Nice to meet you! And good luck!" She smiled, blushing slightly as she shook her hand with both of hers. She took some steps back and waited for the bell to ring, getting into a wrestling stance so she'd be ready for Silver. Her mind raced as she tried to think of ways to take down her massive opponent.

Shaking her foes hand, Silver smiled. Atleast they started off nicely. Resuming the same posture, her face would turn to a mix of a smile and a serious face, as she stepped forward. She didn't need to take her foe down at all. If she could get a hold of her, she could squeeze her in every which way until something gave.

As Silver stepped forward, Hiroko instinctively took another few steps back, only realizing too late that she'd practically cornered herself. The look on her opponent's face showed she meant business and the butterflies in Hiroko's stomach returned in full force. Panicking, she blindly tried the first thing that came to her head, rushing forward, she tried to takedown Silver by legs to try and ground her.

Taking but a simple few steps forward, Silver found the rookie essentially boxing herself in. Considering stepping back, allowing the rookie a chance to rectify her mistake, she instead pursued; deciding it might be easier to get a hold of her quickly and put her out, before she'd really hurt the tiny girl.

Stepping forward more so, she'd find the girl ramming headfirst into her, seemingly confident she could take a girl twice her size. Barely budging, Silver simply looked down, the new girls rookie status extremely evident.

"Err.. Hi?" she'd mutter, confused about how to respond to a girl she dwarfed trying to tackle her like a football player.

Hiroko flushed a deep crimson when she realized what an idiot she was. Instead of using her head she had lost it and made such an enormous blunder that the only thing that sparing her a world of hurt was Lara's mercy and, embarrassingly, her bemusement. Even worse, she'd put herself in probably the worst possible position she could be in. She quickly released her hold on Silver's legs: there was simply no way she was going move her with strength alone. She needed to play to her talents, her speed, and she couldn't do that without space. In a desperate attempt to put some space between her and her opponent, she let loose with a kick to knee of Lara, hoping to stun her long enough for her to escape from the corner she'd got herself trapped in.

Suddenly backing up, Silver brought her hands up again to catch the tiny girl, still hoping to end the match quickly and painless. She'd stumble though, as that tiny leg kicked her square in the knee, the big girl stopping momentarily.

Her kick stopped Lara's attempt to close her arms around Hiroko but it simply wasn't enough. She could only get her stumble slightly, not enough for her to escape from the corner she'd trapped herself in. All Hiroko had done was prolong the inevitable. Without any escape, all she could do was brace herself for what was about to come next.