Starla vs. Rebelle (for GingerSlayer)

Once again, the Friction ring was packed with wild and crazy wrestling fans. They hunger for more entertainment and they hoped that the next match is better than the last. Perhaps this one can fulfill or better yet exceed their expectations. Suddenly, smoke would blow from the sides of the walkway's entrance as a Wild Western desert showed in the background. Coming in was a silhouette of a rider and a stallion coming to the front. The song "Renegade" by Daughtry was starting to play, the silhouette got closer and closer. When it got closer, more smoke blew in and in came a cowgirl riding on that stallion which surprised the crowd. It was the Rebelle.



As the music continued, Rebelle would immediately get off before slapping her stallion to exit to the side before turning her gaze to the ring ahead. The cowgirl began to walk through the "dusty" smoke as several smoke balls shot up into the air. Without gazing up at them, she immediately drew her pistol and shot rubber darts to make those balls burst smoke for theatricality and getting the crowd hyped. She would spin that pistol around and around within her finger to show her mastery in fast drawing as she got closer to the ropes.

Rebelle then ran before going up the ramp and grab the top rope to flip over it and into the ring. Afterwards, the cowgirl would do a classic Western pose before one more smoke bomb shot up behind her. She would fire it without turning around and blew out the smoke from the gun before the song ends with her smirk.

The lights went out and a vignette aired on the AFW titantron hyping the return of Starla.

After the airing of the vignette, her new music played through the arena. "Real American" played as she made her way through the curtains for the first time in what seems to be an eternity.

Standing on the top of the ramp, she looked out toward the crowd, pointed, and then made her way toward the ring, making eye contact with her opponent in the process. Red, white and blue pyro shot from the bottom of the ramp to the top as she walked and rolled into the ring. She used the ropes to stretch momentarily before the bell rang and she approached the center of the ring, ready for action.

Rebelle would lean against her own corner as she waited for her opponent to arrive. As soon as Starla arrived, Rebelle took note in how she is more direct in making her entrance. She locked gazes with her as red, white, and blue pyro shot out from the sides, showing that she is a "Real American".

As soon as Starla got in to stretch, Rebelle would do the same. She is as determined to make this a good fight. When the bell rang, the cowgirl would step forward to the center of the ring to meet with Starla. Once there, she tipped her hat and gave a little nod, saying, "Howdy-doody! I'm Rebelle, soon to be the best darn fighter here in these parts. And you are...?" She held out her hand to her in hopes of a nice fair match.

She stood in the center of the ring and looked at her opponent before looking out to the loud, cheering crowd. She looked back at the upbeat opponent known as Rebelle and she noticed she stuck her hand out for a pre-match offering of mutual respect.

She hesitated and reached her hand out to meet Rebelle's. Their hands locked up, but Starla would try to catch Rebelle by surprise by yanking her in close, releasing the handshake, and attempting a short-arm clothesline, effectively turning heel as the crowd boos relentlessly.

Rebelle would watch Starla as she offered a friendly handshake. She seemed to have hesitated in offering her own hand to her, which indicated that something's not quite right. Sure enough, the cowgirl was pulled in and was about to be hit with a clothesline.

Before that happened though, Rebelle attempted to duck under it and back away. Whether she can dodge it or not, she would say, "Woah, hey there, partner. Just tell me yer name. Don't be shy now."