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Jul 0005

#19

HUNCHOLAND
Tomato Man Heel

21 wins 22 losses 2 draws

21
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
17
Level 17 — -980/90 XP

#2

Sadaharu Oh Dojo
Bad Brad Clark Heel

35 wins 9 losses 2 draws

38
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
19
Level 19 — -1165/100 XP
Early

Sleeper Slam

power 65%
grapple 35%

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

Early

Bulldog

speed 90%

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

65 83

Bad Brad Clark catches Tomato Man off guard with lightning-quick reflexes, snatching a headlock and dropping to the mat in one explosive motion. The bulldog plants Tomato Man's face into the canvas with sudden, precise timing, drawing boos from the crowd as Bad Brad Clark smugly rolls away, leaving Tomato Man clutching his jaw.

Early

Hurricanrana

aerial 90%

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

Early

Snap Suplex

grapple 65%
speed 35%

Your moves gain +5% Speed this match.

82 92

Bad Brad Clark catches Tomato Man 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 Tomato Man flat on their back with clinical efficiency in this early heel-versus-heel confrontation.

Early

Crossbody

aerial 100%
Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
grapple -15%
Added by Hurricanrana
91 78

Tomato Man launches off the ropes with a soaring crossbody, catching Bad Brad Clark completely off-guard and flattening him to the mat with surprising early aggression. The crowd boos both competitors as Tomato Man quickly scrambles up, smirking at the grounded Bad Brad Clark who clutches his chest in frustration.

Mid

Fallaway Slam

power 75%
aerial 50%

Your next move gains +50% Power.

Mid

Corner Splash

speed 125%
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
106 120

Bad Brad Clark charges across the ring with explosive velocity, catching Tomato Man off-guard as they slam into them in the corner with a brutal splash. The impact crushes Tomato Man against the turnbuckles as the crowd boos the reckless abandon, Bad Brad Clark quickly backing away with a sneer while Tomato Man slumps forward, gasping for air.

Mid

Gorilla Press

power 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Aerial.

power +50%
Added by Fallaway Slam
Mid

Spinning Heel Kick

speed 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Power.

speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
132 110

Tomato Man hoists Bad Brad Clark high overhead in a devastating gorilla press, parading around the ring with raw power as the crowd jeers both competitors. With a sadistic sneer, Tomato Man holds the position for several seconds before brutally dropping Bad Brad Clark face-first to the canvas, the impact echoing throughout the arena as Bad Brad Clark writhes in pain.

Mid

Diving Forearm

aerial 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Grapple.

Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
105 115

Bad Brad Clark methodically turns Tomato Man onto his stomach, stepping through the legs with technical precision before sitting back deep into a textbook Boston Crab, wrenching the lower back and spine as Tomato Man claws desperately at the canvas, the crowd jeering both competitors as the submission hold is locked in tight.

Late

Powerbomb

power 130%

Your next move gains +60% Power.

Late

Super Kick

speed 150%
speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
104 143

Bad Brad Clark measures up the exhausted Tomato Man, suddenly stomping the mat to draw attention before exploding forward with lightning-quick precision, her boot cracking viciously against Tomato Man's jaw in a devastating Super Kick that echoes throughout the arena, dropping her opponent in a heap as the crowd voices their disdain for both competitors.

Tomato Man

Bad Brad Clark

Bad Brad Clark hoists Tomato Man onto their shoulders and drives them into the canvas with a thunderous Junkyard Bulldog Piledriver, the impact echoing throughout the arena as the crowd boos both competitors, and Tomato Man lies motionless while the referee counts three.

Loser Winner
2 5
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