Aya Kirinmaru vs Anita Bell

Aya let Anita grab her arm, and was thrown across the ring, running towards the opposite ropes and bouncing back, trying to retaliate with a clothesline. "Yah!" She would shout, hoping to knock her down.

Anita's eyes widened in surprise. What the-? was as far as she got before Aya slammed into her chest, knocking her flat on her back. She was more surprised than hurt, and she lay there collecting her wits.

Aya was winded now to say the least, and tried to bend down towards Anita and work her up to her feet, wanting to try one of her other finishers.

Anita growled as she was worked to her feet. The blond was one surprise after another. She couldn't lose her first matcg like this, and she didn't intend to. As she rose to her feet, she would suddenly spring upwards, nailing an uppercut into Aya's jaw.

Aya wasn't expecting Anita to spring to life like that, and was caught fully off guard. The punch was enough to knock her off her feet before she flopped down to the mat, clutching her jaw tightly, and was close to tears.

Anita was starting to run out of steam herself. That last attack had taken a good deal of energy to perform. She needed to take Aya out now if she wanted to win.

While the blond bombshell was down Anita would kneel next to her, lift her up a little, and work her into another of her finishers, the triangle choke. Trapping Aya's head and arm between her strong legs Anita cut off Aya's air supply, wearing her down.

She also made sure the arm she trapped wasn't the one she had worked over in the armbar earlier.

Aya was easily worked into the submission, and didn't last long in the submission this time around, tapping out on the mat only a few seconds into the submission. Her body was in more than enough pain, and she just wanted it to end. It was no longer fun for her.

As soon as Aya signaled her submission Anita released her hold, not wanting to hurt the girl anymore. She unwound her legs and stood back up, and the ref declared her the winner. She had won her first match here, and it would be a long road ahead, but for now, she was really happy. She offered a hand to Aya to stand up. "Good fight," she said kindly. "You sure gave me a hard time."

Aya pouted a little. "I didn't win though..." She said, rolling away from her and acting like a child, and was still in a lot of pain as well, curling up in a ball and shivering in pain.

Anita grinned weakly at the way Aya behaved. So caught up was she in the fight she had forgotten about the girl's childish attitude. "You can't win em' all," she said sincerly. "You'd go crazy with that kind of logic. The only thing you can do right now is pick yourself up and try again next time!"

Anita frowned worriedly when Aya curled up, and walked up to place a hand on her shoulder. "Are you okay? I tried not to hurt you too badly."