Gabbie Desjardin Vs. Adele

"I can."

Gabbie spoke her words coldly even as her cheeks were bright red. She brought her fist down like the cocked hammer of a gun and shot the bullet that was her fist right down at Adele's face as hard as she could.

Adele could do nothing to stop the punch from coming. As Gabbie's fist slammed into Adele's face, Adele's head bounced off the mat and Adele was out like a light. Adele's arms fell limply to the mats after the punch.

Gabbie had knocked Adele out with one punch much to the now unconscious Adele's surprise.

Gabbie huffed and rolled off of Adele. She didn't need to look back as the referee crouched and then waved off the match. Gabbie closed her eyes as the bell rang and let the referee raise her hand in the air.

It was another victory for the Canadian, but she didn't like the taste it left in her mouth. Adele was definitely right with her words, even if she had sought to taunt Gabbie about it. If Adele had actually wrestled her instead of getting hung up on the sexuality of it, then maybe she could have pulled off a victory. That didn't sit well with Gabbie at all. She needed to get better.

Gabbie then turned and knelt next to Adele and looked at her, waiting for her to wake up. As much as she didn't like Adele for how she treated boxing and wrestling, she wanted to make sure she was ok. The match was over and Gabbie knew she had to be a good sport. It separated her from people like Adele, she thought.

Adele didn't know how long she was out for but she would soon come to her senses. Adele would slowly open her eyes to see Gabbie kneeling over her. Adele let out a groan as her head still hurt from that last punch and seeing Gabbie over her made Adele think that Gabbie was going to hit her again.

"What happened?" Adele said after a few seconds had passed without Gabbie punching her again.

Gabbie waited impatiently for Adele to come round. Though she had a cold look, she was worried. Even if the girl was mouthy and talked a lot of shit, Gabbie didn't want to seriously injure the girl.

When she woke up, Gabbie finally sighed. "I punched you and you went out. It was probably for the best." She said and stood up, turning her body. "Be careful." She said. "And if you really don't want to do that stuff, then you have the power to not let it happen. If that's your thing though, then..." Gabbie said blushing. "It's not my place to judge and... maybe you should talk to my sister."

Gabbie then turned and slipped out of the ring, lowering her head as the audience clapped for her show of good sportsmanship.