Veteran vs. Newbie: Sydney Zahara vs Amber Luxemburg

Sydney taken by surprise, was absolutely beaten down to size, not being able to keep up with her opponent's speed. It frustrated her, but at the same time, it only proved her reasoning right. She knew her time has come, and she was better off outside the ring, but she had to find her daughter. However, the moment she slammed back down from the superplex, she was completely out of it. The audience gasped in shock, Sydney seemingly out for the pin.

Amber gets up to the top rope, wanting to hit her with a swanton bomb, if successful she would pin Sydney but if not she would be in pain. Amber jumps off the top rope hoping that the move would hit.

Sydney had slowly begun to recover as her opponent climbed the turnbuckle. The redhead could have rolled out of the way, but she thought about the odds of her victory. If she truly went all-out, she'd surely beat the newbie, but instead, she stayed there. Back when she was a rookie, she would have needed someone to give up a win for her too; she was surely an easy punching back at the start. Surely one day she'll pose a real threat, but for now, she'd let her get her win. Then again, there may have been some spite in Sydney "giving up," since it would only give Amber false expectations for her next few opponents. Despite that, it was still somewhat of a win for her—she thought, letting her opponent spear herself onto her, the redhead letting out a deep howl, as she laid down, assuming the girl would be quick to get her into a pin then and there.

Amber hits the move and goes for the pin. The ref counts one two three.

Sydney smiled, frustrated that she had lost. She let her win, but she didn't exactly want to be how she came back. The audience was even surprised, the world not ready to see the iconic redhead lose after God knows how long, but it didn't matter, she just had to find her daughter before Freja did.

Amber showed some respect to the veteran and shaked her hand before leaving.

Sydney smiled through her disappointment, and shook her opponent's hand. It wasn't quite the way to return to wrestling, but she tried to remind herself that it wasn't important. She had to find her daughter, and as a result, her son.