Emily vs Kaya - Chiaku Warrior rising

Emily was already leaning back really hard on the move to put pain on Kaya's hip too. At this moment if she tried to move her leg in such a fanciful way she ran the risk of messing her back up bad enough to put her on the shelf. Also with Emily pulling back and the look of Shamrock-like intensity on her face, chances are the kick wouldn't hit hard or accurately enough to dislodge her.

Kaya's body maybe damaged to a far point, seeing that her back and left leg is injured, even though her other body parts are so far, ok. Her face still shown signs of pain, and the sweat just continue to drip. She wanted to tap out, but her body doesn't want to. She still got another chance to get out of this hold. While still slow to react because of the unbearable pain, she was able to found out that Emily's head just went closer to the backside. So Kaya stopped her kicking attempts, and used her free elbows to try to smash them into Emily's head.

Emily had leaned back far enough to avoid the kick but not far enough for an elbow to strike. Not even a Chinese acrobat girl was that limber. She felt Kaya struggling uselessly. At this point Emily was slipping into a dangerous zone where she could very well start doing permananent damage to Kaya's vertebrae if she wasn't careful.

Kaya at this point, wanted to tap out. But the submission was actually sapping her strength to do so, even to speak anyways. She still had a chance of winning. She purposely attempted to fake an act that she fainted, which she did right now where her body showed no sign of any motions, and the side of her head flat on the floor with her eyes closed.

Of course, since Kaya seemingly fainted, she can't tap out and can only be pinned, as if this was a knockout. And this submission can only be won by tap out, not knockout with submission moves such as a bearhug. She hoped this tactic works, or this could be the end of her because her leg is completely broken, and she still had a bit of time before her back is broken as well.

Being a fairly vicious heel type, Emily would not let go until she heard the tap out or the referee forced her off due to a no contest...perhaps if the referee noticed Emily ahd fainted and was raising her ahnds three times to see if she could fight on.

The referee hold Kaya's hand and started to do the count. She raised it once, and it fell. She raised it again, and it fell for the second time. She did it for the last time, but this time, Kaya's hand stood in the air with her strength, and suddenly, both of her hands were smacked palm-first on the mat.

She then with her uninjured leg, propelled off the mat and with that force, tried a handstand that in doing so, would off balance Emily. But at this angle, her leg started to feel more pain then usual in the submission, and her back was now broken, but all she hopes if this attempt would get her off the submission.

Emily laughed to herself when she thought she felt Kaya move underneath her. Had she broken her abck already? One should not be able to move if that were the case.

Kaya screamed a little when she failed the attempt at the handstand, but doing so gave her an idea. Her broken leg and back didn't stop her yet. She also knew that only her lower back is broken, but her upper back is still nearly in tact, yet it's still taking the pains from the lower half. She can still escape as long as her upper back is well enough.

As her hands are on the mat, she straighten them, like she was actually doing push-ups. Sweat dripped down her face as she quickly turned direction before her lower back snaps from Emily's weight and the pressure of her body elevating. So she plans to tap out once this attempt fails, but she still has to try by moving her body towards the ropes, her hands and free leg moving as quickly as they can.

If one really had that many broken bones in their body there was no chance of moving. In fact one would probably be dead from the sheer pain and internal bleeding or at least unconscious. Emily held on.