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Oct 0001

NWO

THE BAD GUY Heel

8 wins 1 loss 1 draw

18
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
7
Level 7 — -245/60 XP
vs

Maknae Peaches

Arbuckle Wahoo Heel

7 wins 2 losses 1 draw

16
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
6
Level 6 — -190/55 XP
Early

Crossbody

aerial 100%
Early

Hammerlock

grapple 90%

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

83 68

THE BAD GUY scales the turnbuckles with calculated precision, measuring Arbuckle Wahoo who's still recovering from the early onslaught. Launching through the air with picture-perfect form, THE BAD GUY crashes down across Arbuckle Wahoo's chest with a devastating crossbody, driving all the air from their lungs as both heels hit the canvas hard to a chorus of boos from the disgusted crowd.

Early

Hurricanrana

aerial 90%

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

aerial -15%
Added by Hammerlock
Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
62 75

Arbuckle Wahoo exploits an opening with clinical precision, wrapping up THE BAD GUY and hoisting them overhead with a textbook backdrop suplex, dropping them spine-first onto the canvas. The technically sound execution draws grudging acknowledgment from the crowd as THE BAD GUY writhes in pain, clutching their back while Arbuckle Wahoo sneers arrogantly.

Early

Sunset Flip

speed 65%
aerial 35%

Your next move gains +15% Aerial.

Early

Forearm Strikes

brawl 90%

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

72 68

THE BAD GUY ducks under Arbuckle Wahoo's strike and explosively somersaults between their legs, using lightning-quick agility to yank them backwards into a sudden pinning predicament, drawing boos as both villains scramble for advantage early in this underhanded contest.

Mid

Fallaway Slam

power 75%
aerial 50%

Your next move gains +50% Power.

aerial +15%
Added by Sunset Flip
Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
101 94

THE BAD GUY hoists Arbuckle Wahoo up with raw power, falling backward while launching their opponent overhead in a devastating fallaway slam that sends Arbuckle Wahoo crashing hard across the ring. The impact echoes through the arena as both heels fight with vicious intensity, the crowd jeering the brutal display while THE BAD GUY sits up with a smirk, clearly getting the better of this ruthless exchange.

Mid

Dropkick

aerial 125%
Mid

Headbutt

brawl 125%
104 95

THE BAD GUY springs off the middle rope with explosive height, twisting mid-air before driving both boots square into Arbuckle Wahoo's jaw with a picture-perfect dropkick that echoes throughout the arena. Arbuckle Wahoo crumples to the mat as the crowd boos both competitors, though some can't help but appreciate the aerial excellence on display.

Mid

Power Slam

power 125%
Mid

Belly-to-Belly Suplex

grapple 75%
brawl 50%

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

79 94

Arbuckle Wahoo hooks THE BAD GUY with methodical precision, wrenching the arms tight before violently arching back and slamming THE BAD GUY overhead with a textbook belly-to-belly suplex. The technical execution draws grudging acknowledgment from the hostile crowd as THE BAD GUY crashes hard on the canvas, clutching their spine while Arbuckle Wahoo smirks at the damage inflicted.

Late

Top Rope Splash

aerial 150%
Late

Discus Clothesline

brawl 130%

Your next move gains between +20% and +60% Brawl.

125 99

THE BAD GUY scales the turnbuckles with exhausted determination, measuring the worn-down Arbuckle Wahoo sprawled below. Launching with reckless abandon, THE BAD GUY soars through the air, crashing down chest-first across Arbuckle Wahoo's torso. The high-risk maneuver connects flush, drawing grudging acknowledgment from the crowd as Arbuckle Wahoo convulses from the devastating aerial assault.

THE BAD GUY

Arbuckle Wahoo

THE BAD GUY wrenches back on Neck Snap, torquing Arbuckle Wahoo's limbs at a sickening angle as the crowd boos relentlessly. Arbuckle Wahoo flails desperately before finally tapping out in agony, handing THE BAD GUY a ruthless victory neither competitor deserved.

Winner Loser
5 2
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