Satoru Kido vs. Songbird

As Songbird was against the turnbuckle, she would see Kido backing away a bit with a glare in his eyes. Songbird would glare as well to show that she's not backing out just yet though he was about to attack again. As Kido charged for a kick to the stomach, Songbird would try to block that kick with her arms to try and lessen the damage. "AUGH!" she cried out as the impact made her back hit against the turnbuckle as hard as the pain in her arms. Then the guy would go for two kicks to her left leg, which made her grunt and fall onto the ropes on the hurting side.

But when Kido was going for a side kick to the stomach, Songbird would try to catch that with her hurting arms and spin him down onto the mat.

Kido gave a rather surprised look as his last kick was caught by Songbird. He tried to pull his leg back but her reaction was faster. With a subtle grunt Kido went down to the mat on his fronts as his opponent spun him. He managed to put his arms against the mat so his upper body wouldn't hurt too much from the fall. He'd let out another grunt before trying to get back on his feet to face Songbird once again.

When he managed to stand, he'd tap his right foot to the mat a few times, making sure that he didn't twist his ankle or something. His expression would gradually return to his plain face, as if he managed to shake off whatever was bothering him just a few moments earlier.

"Not good..." he'd muttered to himself. "Looks like I still got a long way to go after all..."

Songbird's twist worked against Kido and she would try to take this opportunity to try and rush over to the other turnbuckle before Kido could get a hold of her again. Her arms and leg were still hurting after the guy's last few strikes, so she would fall and crawl to the corner to try and rest a bit more. Kido was getting fierce now and she was quite proud of this newcomer. Maybe in time, he'll become one of the best out of all the fighters here.

Kido saw his opponent went to the corner to rest a bit which could mean an opportunity to launch another strike. However, instead of going for another attack, the boy just stood in his spot and began to lower his stance. Kido was panting and he could feel his shirts getting soaked by his sweats. Most fights in the street didn't last this long, and it didn't seem like Songbird was going to be finished soon. The boy could feel the pain on his back started to return and his head started to throb a bit. He would took a deep breath before pulling his stance again, and began to walk Songbird carefully.

As Songbird continued to make her way to the next turnbuckle, the pain in her leg was starting to fade a little but it can only go so far as to make sure that Kido doesn't attack again. Resting onto the turnbuckle, she watched Kido as he got back into his stance and started walking to her. She was taking deep breaths as she watched her opponent make his way to her, still maintaining a glare in her eyes. She waits as she knew that Kido was going to attack her again.

Kido wasn't sure about what to do. It seemed like Songbird was waiting for him in the corner, possibly luring him like what he did to her earlier. Seeing her glaring at him supported his suspicion even more. He stared at her with his usual blank stare for a bit, before suddenly going in for a charge.

After a series of kicks that he pulled earlier, he would try to catch her with a straight from his left. If she tried to block, he'd would try to grab her blocking arm with his left instead and pulled her towards him, hoping to land a punch on her cheek with his right.

Songbird would slowly stand up as she maintained her glare on Kido. The guy was getting closer, but she was prepared to block his attack. She would do that, but she was caught off guard when Kido had another plan to follow along. Using his left arm to grab her blocking arm, Kido pulled her in and launched a right punch to her cheek. "UGH!" Songbird cried out as her head jerked to the side from the impact.

The boy didn't really expect his plan to worked that well. The pull and punch trick was taught to him by a senpai during his street fighting days, and he didn't really use it a lot since he mostly rely on his kicks. There's a slight hint of relief in his face as he managed to pull it off quite well.

Kido hadn't let go Songbird's arm, and he would try to hold her as long as he can while trying to kick Songbird's leg to weaken her balance. If it worked he would try to get behind her, released her hand and grabbed her waist with both arms in what seemed like a preparation for a back suplex.

Songbird cringed in pain as Kido wouldn't let go of her arm and continued his assault on her. He would start to kick more into her leg to weaken her balance, making the female grunt in pain and try to block the kicks while resisting the pain. But Kido didn't stop there as he released her arm and quickly went behind her to grab her waist with both arms. Feeling that this was preparation for a back suplex, Songbird would attempt to use her free arms to swing her elbows at Kido's face to try and make him let go. If he did though, she would stagger in response to the pain in her leg.

"Gah!" Kido grunted a little as he took the elbow strike with his cheek.

The boy almost let Songbird go, but he lowered himself and secured her waist immediately. He was grimacing a bit as he was trying to make sure she wouldn't get away, as well as ignoring the pain in his cheek. It stung, and his head would throb a little more. He would hold still for a bit before taking a breath and lifted his opponent's body upwards.

However, wrestling moves weren't his specialty at all, and combined with the pain from the elbow strike and a sudden sting from his back, Kido would lose his balance midway as he was about to drop Songbird to the mat. He still manage to throw her to the mat before falling into his back with a thumping sound.

"Aaarggh!" he screamed in pain, raising his arms above his face to hide his grimacing face.

It was a reckless move after all, as Kido now lying on the mat writhing in pain. His body shivered lightly, and he gritted his teeth. If Songbird didn't took a lot of damage from that last move, then he'd be in big problem.