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Oct 0004

HUNCHOLAND
Bob Heel

18 wins 19 losses 2 draws

19
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
15
Level 15 — -805/85 XP
vs
Sadaharu Oh Dojo
Triple G Face

9 wins 13 losses 1 draw

13
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
10
Level 10 — -430/70 XP
Early

Forearm Strikes

brawl 90%

Your opponent's next move loses 15% Grapple and Speed.

Early

Crossbody

aerial 100%
68 77

Triple G sprints off the ropes with explosive momentum, launching into a picture-perfect crossbody that catches Bob square in the chest, sending the heel crashing to the mat as the crowd erupts in approval of the high-flying offense.

Early

Bearhug

brawl 65%
power 35%

Your next move gains +30% Power.

Early

Punches

brawl 100%
67 78

Triple G unleashes a furious barrage of right hands, backing Bob into the corner as the crowd roars with approval. The heel desperately tries to cover up, but Triple G's relentless strikes connect cleanly, snapping Bob's head back with each brutal impact until the official steps in to break it up.

Early

Running Knee

aerial 65%
brawl 35%

Your next Brawling move gains between -10% and +25% Brawling.

Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
85 78

Bob charges forward with vicious intent, leaping and driving a blistering knee strike into Triple G's jaw with explosive force. The crowd erupts in boos as the cowardly heel catches the unsuspecting face off-guard, sending Triple G crashing to the canvas while Bob smirks at the hostile reaction.

Mid

Big Boot

brawl 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Speed.

brawl +21%
Added by Running Knee
Mid

Headbutt

brawl 125%
103 98

Bob cuts off Triple G's momentum with a vicious big boot, catching him square in the jaw as the crowd erupts in boos, the brutal strike sending Triple G crashing to the canvas in a heap.

Mid

Fallaway Slam

power 75%
aerial 50%

Your next move gains +50% Power.

Mid

Frankensteiner

aerial 75%
grapple 50%

Your next move gains +30% Aerial.

83 97

Triple G leaps onto Bob's shoulders with incredible agility, wrapping their legs around the heel's head before violently snapping backward through a picture-perfect Frankensteiner that sends Bob crashing headfirst into the canvas, drawing a thunderous roar from the crowd as the calculated aerial maneuver leaves the villain dazed and struggling to recover.

Mid

Diving Forearm

aerial 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Grapple.

Mid

Belly-to-Belly Suplex

grapple 75%
brawl 50%

If your last move was Grapple, this gains +30% Grapple.

103 98

Bob scales the turnbuckle while Triple G struggles to his feet, then launches into a picture-perfect diving forearm that crashes into the fan favorite's jaw, drawing loud boos as Triple G crumples to the canvas from the opportunistic aerial assault.

Late

Crossface

brawl 80%
power 35%
aerial 35%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Grapple and Speed.

Late

Top Rope Splash

aerial 150%
110 116

Triple G scales the turnbuckles as the exhausted Bob struggles to rise, the crowd roaring in anticipation. Launching skyward with incredible height, Triple G soars through the air and crashes down with a picture-perfect splash, driving every ounce of air from Bob's lungs as the arena erupts in thunderous cheers.

Late

Spinebuster

power 125%

If your opponent has more Power, this gains +50% Power.

Late

Lariat

brawl 150%
63 117

Triple G grits through exhaustion and unleashes a brutal lariat that nearly decapitates Bob, the thunderous clothesline sending the heel spinning inside-out before crashing hard to the mat. The crowd erupts as Triple G stands over the fallen villain, fist still clenched from the devastating strike.

Bob

Triple G

Triple G cuts off Bob's desperate comeback attempt with a thunderous Thousand Dollar Smile, the devastating strike connecting flush and sending the heel crashing to the canvas in a heap as the crowd erupts in approval, the referee counting the decisive three-count victory.

Loser Winner
3 5
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