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Feb 0001

MKickDJD

Red Redson Face

0 wins 0 losses 1 draw

10
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
1
Level 1 — 0/10 XP
vs

NWO

THE BAD GUY Heel

1 win 0 losses 1 draw

11
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
2
Level 2 — -10/25 XP
Early

Crossbody

aerial 100%
Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
65 11

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

Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
Early

Body Slam

power 100%
43 63

THE BAD GUY hooks Red Redson in a tight grip, using their fresh power advantage to hoist the fan favorite high overhead before driving them brutally into the canvas with a thunderous body slam that echoes throughout the arena, drawing boos from the disgusted crowd as Red Redson writhes in pain.

Early

Kicks

speed 100%
Early

Crossbody

aerial 100%
65 65

THE BAD GUY springs off the ropes with a high-flying crossbody, but there's nothing athletic about the follow-through as they drive their knee into Red Redson's chest on impact, drawing loud boos from the crowd as the heel crashes down with malicious intent, leaving the beloved face gasping on the mat.

Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
Mid

Power Slam

power 125%
54 79

THE BAD GUY catches the charging Red Redson mid-ring, hoisting them high overhead with a show of raw strength before driving them brutally into the canvas with a thunderous power slam that shakes the ring, drawing venomous boos as THE BAD GUY flexes over the crumpled hero.

Mid

Power Slam

power 125%
Mid

Corner Splash

speed 125%
19 73

THE BAD GUY whips Red Redson into the corner and charges in with lightning speed, crushing the fan favorite with a devastating splash that draws immediate heat from the crowd. Red Redson crumples to the mat, gasping for air as THE BAD GUY backs away with a smug grin, soaking in the boos.

Mid

Corner Splash

speed 125%
Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
81 14

Red Redson charges across the ring with lightning speed, catching THE BAD GUY off-guard in the corner before unleashing a thunderous splash that crushes the air from their opponent's lungs. The crowd erupts as THE BAD GUY crumples to the mat, clutching their ribs while Red Redson feeds off the roaring approval.

Late

Vertical Suplex

power 150%
Late

DDT

grapple 150%
23 17

Red Redson digs deep into their reserves, hoisting the exhausted THE BAD GUY high into the air with a thunderous vertical suplex, holding them suspended for several seconds as the crowd roars its approval before driving them down with devastating force, the ring shaking from the impact as THE BAD GUY crumples in agony.

Late

DDT

grapple 150%
Late

Super Kick

speed 150%
65 87

THE BAD GUY feigns exhaustion, luring Red Redson in close before exploding with lightning-quick precision, his boot cracking against Red Redson's jaw with a devastating Super Kick that echoes throughout the arena, dropping the fan-favorite in a heap as the crowd erupts in furious boos at the cowardly tactics.

Late

Top Rope Splash

aerial 150%
Late

Top Rope Splash

aerial 150%
98 98

THE BAD GUY scales the turnbuckles while Red Redson lies vulnerable, then launches into a picture-perfect splash from the top rope, crashing down with devastating precision as the crowd erupts in boos. The high-risk maneuver connects flush, driving every bit of air from Red Redson's lungs as THE BAD GUY hooks the leg for what could be the finish.

Red Redson

THE BAD GUY

THE BAD GUY wrenches back on the Neck Snap, grinding Red Redson's joints with sadistic precision as the arena erupts in boos. The valiant Red Redson refuses to tap, face contorted in agony, but THE BAD GUY applies even more torque until Red Redson's hand finally slaps the mat in defeat.

Loser Winner
3 4
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