Champion Against Champion - Akiha Kosha vs. Valley Doll

Valley was definitely feeling this moment, as she rolled Akiha back into the ring, and the crowd knew how crucial this was, too. Calls rang out, cheers, people wanting her to put the kibosh on the tag champion before she had the opportunity to turn things back in her favor, and that was precisely what the Slamazon had in mind.

Instead of rolling in after her, Valley hopped up on the apron and grabbed the ropes. She waited until Akiha’s rolling had come to a stop, and then she yanked the ropes back, hurling herself into the ring, flipping in mid-air, and came down on her opponent’s chest with a somersault senton, looking to pound her into the canvas.

Akiha would lay on top of her back, eyes still closed as she was still feeling the effects of all the attacks she had taken. Her legs and arms would be spread out in an eagle spread fashion. The Japanese wrestler wouldn't even see her opponent coming down. That being said, when Valley Doll did land on top of her, Akiha legs, arms and even her head would go up before falling back down as she laid on the canvas.

Right on target.

Valley hit Akiha right on, and the move seemed to take the sense clean out of her, leaving her wallowing on the floor, hurting. Hurting enough for the pin? Valley was curious, and there was only one way to be really, truly sure.

She grabbed her leg, pressed her back down on Akiha’s chest, and went for the pin.

”1…!”

The Japanese wrestler would inhale and exhale with her eyes closed after being hit by a high flying attack. Her leg would then be hooked as she was pinned and the referee would slide beside the two of them and start the count.

“ONE!”

The crimson hair wrestler would lay motionless, not showing any signs of life with the first count as the referee brought her hand down before then bringing it up again and going for the two count.

“TWO!”

Akiha would groan now and start to move her head back and forth, she would attempt to start to gather some energy so she could attempt to perform a kick out but her body was still hurting from all the attacks she had taken. The referee would then start to bring her hand down for the third and possibly the final count.

“THREE!”