Kaylee Rush vs. Valley Doll - The Young and the Restless

It had been a good long while since Valley had to take this variation of the backbreaker, but as she recalled, it hurt. A lot. It felt she were getting snapped in half, hit right on the spine, and the pain seemed to spread out from the point of impact. Worse yet, your opponent kept hold of the legs afterwards, so you didn’t even feel like you were safe.

Damaging. Damaging enough to get a pin? That’s what she was hoping for.

”I don’t want to keep hurting you, Kaylee.” Valley’s tone was serious, but stern, with a motherly flavor to it. Not that she expected much from that, given the relationship she had with her mother, but it was worth a shot. ”Just lay back and take the pin. Doesn’t have to be hard.”

Valley spread her legs out and back, grabbed Kaylee’s thighs, and pushed forward and down on her shoulders, going for another pin attempt. It was still early, but maybe her back was hurting enough for it…

The double whammy combo move was very effective, and, as the ref started the count, there was some legit thought that Kaylee might actually be down for the count!

"ONE!"

The ref's hand came down, slapping the mat before going up again.

"TWO!"

She yelled, slapping the mat a second time.

Kaylee meanwhile, just groaned, hearing Valleys taunt, and finding herself getting surprisingly...angry...about it. It just screamed of something her mother would have said to her during a training match, and that was the last thing she had ever wanted to hear from Valley. That aside, considering what was on the line, who the hell was Valley to tell her to stay down!

"TH-TWO! TWO COUNT!"

The crowd gasped in surprise, as, with a thrust of her hips and kick of her legs, Kaylee broke out of the pin!

Ah, to be young. And sexy. And vibrant. And stubborn. Painfully, ridiculously, unreasonably stubborn.

The first time Valley went for a pin, she didn’t think there was much chance it would work on Kaylee, but this time? She’d really poured it on, and she’d hoped the younger wrestler would be more able to see the difference between them, pick up on how unlikely it was for her to get the win here. But nope - she had to go and be persistent.

With a gruff grunt, she shoved Kaylee off on a moment after she kicked out, forcing her over to her back and pushing her way. She rolled to her feet, quick to get up, and scaled the turnbuckle without a second thought, deciding it was time to bring in the bigger guns.

She made her way up to the top, took half a second to gauge the distance, then leaped backwards, gaining big air as she went spinning through space. A Moonsault, with a little more than that on top.

The distance wasn’t big enough for her to pull off a proper Full Moonsault, but she did have enough room to add an extra half turn to the standard move, allowing to come down on Kaylee with her back instead of her chest, hitting her with a Moonsault Senton!

No doubt, Kaylee was hurting. her chest was still sore, her back was sore, she was only breathing in small pants, not quite up to taking a big gulp of air quite yet.

But AFW liked to hire young athletes for a good reason. Aside from their looks, the young were more...rubbery. They could take a few good hits, and after a couple minutes or so, bounce back like nothing had happened.

Even the brief half minute it took Valley to get up, get on the turnbuckle and prepare her leap saw Kaylee start taking bigger breaths and shaking her head...looking up just in time to see Valley Doll flipping in the air!

"OH FUCK!"

Kaylee thought, throwing her body in a short side roll, barely, just barely managing to get out of the impact zone, still close enough that Valleys arm almost caught her in the head, but leaving nothing but an empty section of mat for Valley to splat onto back first!

”Ow. Ow. Owwwwwww.”

Valley laid on her back, with her legs lifted up and curled and her face all scrunched up, as she tried her best to process the immense pain going through her spine at the moment. Only a second ago, she’d been flying through the air, whirling at high speeds. If she’d hit, Kaylee would’ve been knocked senseless, hammered into the ring. She would’ve been out of it enough for a pin, or at least enough for Valley to hit her with something that would do the trick.

That was not what happened, however. Instead, Kaylee moved. Just in the nick of time, she moved. And Valley wound hitting the canvas at full force, an impact that sent shivers up and down her spine, left her aching. She hissed through her teeth and rolled over to her side, doing her best to cope with the pain.

But she couldn’t do much beyond that. She was wide open, and she had the feeling that Kaylee wasn’t in a mood to give her breathing time.

That was lucky.

Holy shiiiit that was lucky.

A split second or two later, she would have been squashed into the mat and down for the count for sure, instead she was sitting up, wincing as she watched Valley squirm on the mat.

Still, she had to keep her head in the game. This was an opportunity, probably the absolute best one she would be getting! With the pain her back and chest not flaring up as much, Kaylee got back to her feet, backing up several steps before running towards Valley, aiming a hard kick to the middle of her back!

And, yup, Kaylee was starting to get up, while Valley was only just not getting the feeling back in her toes. Not a good portent of things to come.

The Slamazon flopped over to her chest and started a crawl to the ropes, hoping she could reached them and make some space between her and Kaylee. She pressed up to her hand and knees, started to reach for them…

But a kick to the back killed those efforts flat. Valley cried out as the blow struck home like lightning. She arched her back, cried out, then flopped forward once more, back down to the mat. She started to push up again after a moment, but it was an even slower rise than last time. [color=#ff00ff]”...got to be kidding me…”[color]

Honestly, Kaylee felt a little bad about that. It felt...mean-spirited, to target Valleys back like that...but, she pushed those feelings aside quickly enough. This was a match after all, and while targeting an opponents apparent weak spot wasn't normally how she liked to do things, it wasn't like Valley wouldn't have done the same to her.

With The Doll stil on her front, near the ropes, Kaylee grabbed the top rope. "Oh you're gonna hate this..." she whispered, before stepping a leg up onto the middle rope, using it as a step to push her body upwards...and then bend her leg, coming down to plant her knee into Valley's back!

Kaylee was 100% correct - Valley did, in fact, hate having a knee rammed into her aching back. Small surprise.

The younger wrestler wisely used gravity to add some extra damage to an already agonizing move, where most wrestlers would’ve gone for something similar. To say it was effective would be an understatement. Valley shrieked and spasmed, rolling out of the ring by pure chance. She was only just able to land on her feet instead of flopping down to the floor, and that hardly did her much good. She was too busy rubbing her back as she staggered forward to notice what Kaylee was doing, groaning as she teetered forward.

The whole while, she tried to keep her head on straight. Kaylee had just gotten lucky, that was all. She’d be able to turn this back around soon enough, and then...

Oh yeah, that definetly was effective. Good call for sure. Rather than quip at the retreating older blonde, the blue-haired-for-today Kaylee went with another option.

While her opponent seemed unfocused, Kaylee tried to press her advantage, running across the rings to bounce off of the ropes and charge back, building up momentum so that, as she reached the ropes again, she could throw herself through the top and middle rope, the bikini-clad teen trying to smash her entire body into Valleys with a suicide dive!