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Oct 0004

Sadaharu Oh Dojo
Bad Brad Clark Heel

27 wins 8 losses 2 draws

30
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
16
Level 16 — -890/90 XP
vs
HUNCHOLAND
Dynamite Dan Heel

18 wins 16 losses 2 draws

21
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
14
Level 14 — -725/80 XP
Early

Bulldog

speed 90%

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

Early

Punches

brawl 100%
81 72

Bad Brad Clark suddenly shoves Dynamite Dan forward, snatching his head in a side headlock before sprinting toward the corner with surprising quickness, then leaps and drives Dynamite Dan's face violently into the canvas with a lightning-fast bulldog that draws boos from the crowd.

Early

Snap Suplex

grapple 65%
speed 35%

Your moves gain +5% Speed this match.

Early

Hurricanrana

aerial 90%

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

90 81

Bad Brad Clark catches Dynamite Dan off-guard with a technically precise snap suplex, hooking the head and whipping them over with surprising quickness before their opponent can counter. The crowd boos as Bad Brad Clark smoothly transitions through the grappling exchange, planting Dynamite Dan flat on their back with clinical efficiency in this early heel-versus-heel confrontation.

Early

Kicks

speed 100%
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
Early

Forearm Strikes

brawl 90%

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

95 65

Bad Brad Clark unleashes a lightning-quick flurry of stiff kicks to Dynamite Dan's legs and midsection, each strike snapping with rapid-fire precision as the crowd boos both competitors, with Dynamite Dan buckling backward against the ropes from the sudden assault.

Mid

Spinning Heel Kick

speed 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Power.

speed -15%
Added by Forearm Strikes
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
Mid

Fallaway Slam

power 75%
aerial 50%

Your next move gains +50% Power.

95 100

Dynamite Dan catches Bad Brad Clark in a tight bear hug, then explosively falls backward while launching their opponent overhead with raw power. Bad Brad Clark 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 Dynamite Dan sits up with a smirk.

Mid

Corner Splash

speed 125%
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
Mid

Headbutt

brawl 125%
117 90

Bad Brad Clark charges across the ring with explosive quickness, catching Dynamite Dan off-guard in the corner and crushing them with a lightning-fast splash that drives the air from their lungs, as the crowd boos both competitors with equal disdain.

Mid

Arm Wringer

grapple 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Brawl.

Mid

Diving Forearm

aerial 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Grapple.

103 103

Dynamite Dan scales the turnbuckle with malicious intent as Bad Brad Clark struggles to his feet, then launches into a perfectly executed diving forearm that crashes into Bad Brad Clark's jaw, sending him sprawling across the canvas as the crowd showers both heels with boos.

Late

DDT

grapple 150%
grapple -35%
Added by Diving Forearm
Late

Haymaker

brawl 125%

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

brawl -35%
Added by Arm Wringer
103 65

Bad Brad Clark methodically hooks Dynamite Dan's head, taking time to adjust the hold with calculated precision before dropping back with a picture-perfect DDT that spikes Dynamite Dan into the canvas, the crowd booing both competitors as Bad Brad Clark rolls away, showing no remorse for the brutal impact.

Bad Brad Clark

Dynamite Dan

Bad Brad Clark hoists Dynamite Dan high overhead with brutal efficiency, the heel showcasing raw power before driving them down with thunderous force for Junkyard Bulldog Piledriver. The impact echoes through the arena as Dynamite Dan crumples in a heap, motionless, while the crowd erupts in boos for both competitors. Bad Brad Clark stands victorious, sneering over the defeated body.

Winner Loser
5 1
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