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Jun 0002

HUNCHOLAND
Tomato Man Heel

8 wins 4 losses 1 draw

16
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
7
Level 7 — -245/60 XP
vs
Sadaharu Oh Dojo
Eric Sanchez Heel

7 wins 3 losses 1 draw

16
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
7
Level 7 — -245/60 XP
Early

Hurricanrana

aerial 90%

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

Early

Crossbody

aerial 100%
75 76

Eric Sanchez scales the turnbuckle and launches into a picture-perfect crossbody, crashing down onto Tomato Man with precision timing as the crowd boos the aerial display. Tomato Man crumples to the mat under the impact, gasping for air while Eric Sanchez quickly rolls through and poses arrogantly over the fallen opponent.

Early

Sleeper Slam

power 65%
grapple 35%

If your last move was Grapple, this gains +20% Grapple.

Early

Hurricanrana

aerial 90%

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

65 68

Eric Sanchez springs off the ropes and leaps onto Tomato Man's shoulders, whipping through a picture-perfect hurricanrana that sends Tomato Man tumbling across the canvas. The crowd boos as Eric Sanchez arrogantly poses, while Tomato Man clutches their neck in pain.

Early

Shoulder Tackle

power 90%

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

power -15%
Added by Hurricanrana
Early

Kicks

speed 100%
59 76

Eric Sanchez unleashes a lightning-quick barrage of stiff kicks to Tomato Man's legs and midsection, each strike snapping with vicious precision as the crowd boos both competitors, leaving Tomato Man staggered and grimacing against the ropes.

Mid

Fallaway Slam

power 75%
aerial 50%

Your next move gains +50% Power.

Mid

Diving Forearm

aerial 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Grapple.

aerial -15%
Added by Shoulder Tackle
101 76

Tomato Man catches Eric Sanchez in a tight bear hug, then explosively falls backward while launching their opponent overhead with raw power. Eric Sanchez crashes hard into the canvas several feet away, the impact echoing through the arena as the crowd boos both competitors, neither villain earning sympathy as Tomato Man sits up with a smirk.

Mid

Diving Forearm

aerial 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Grapple.

Mid

Dropkick

aerial 125%
95 95

Eric Sanchez springs off the middle rope with a perfectly executed dropkick, both boots smashing into Tomato Man's jaw and sending them crashing backward into the turnbuckles as the crowd voices their displeasure at both competitors with resounding boos.

Mid

Frankensteiner

aerial 75%
grapple 50%

Your next move gains +30% Aerial.

Mid

Spinning Heel Kick

speed 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Power.

81 87

Eric Sanchez whips around with lightning-quick precision, their heel cracking across Tomato Man's jaw with a vicious spinning kick that sends their opponent staggering backwards. The crowd boos both competitors as Eric Sanchez smirks at their handiwork, Tomato Man crumpling against the ropes from the sudden, sharp strike.

Late

Powerbomb

power 130%

Your next move gains +60% Power.

power -35%
Added by Spinning Heel Kick
Late

Surfboard Stretch

aerial 80%
speed 35%
brawl 35%

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

75 89

Eric Sanchez springs off the ropes with surprising agility for this late stage, catching the exhausted Tomato Man and rolling them into a surfboard stretch, wrenching back on the arms while driving both knees into the spine. The crowd jeers as Eric Sanchez leans back with vicious intensity, forcing Tomato Man to howl in agony while trapped helplessly in the elevated submission.

Tomato Man

Eric Sanchez

Eric Sanchez ascends to the top turnbuckle while Tomato Man lies helpless below, launching into The Bad Seed with vicious precision. The impact drives Tomato Man into the canvas, and the referee counts three as the crowd boos both competitors mercilessly.

Loser Winner
1 5
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