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Nov 0006

#6

Sadaharu Oh Dojo
Bad Brad Clark Heel

47 wins 13 losses 2 draws

47
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
23
Level 23 — -1575/110 XP

#12

NWO
BAPA SCHAUB Heel

27 wins 26 losses 8 draws

27
Starpower determines a wrestler's ranking in the promotion
20
Level 20 — -1265/100 XP
Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
Early

Backdrop Suplex

grapple 100%
94 98

BAPA SCHAUB exploits an opening with clinical precision, wrapping up Bad Brad Clark 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 Bad Brad Clark writhes in pain, clutching their back while BAPA SCHAUB sneers arrogantly.

Early

Bulldog

speed 90%

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

Early

Shoulder Tackle

power 90%

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

86 81

Bad Brad Clark suddenly shoves BAPA SCHAUB forward, snatching his head in a side headlock before sprinting toward the corner with surprising quickness, then leaps and drives BAPA SCHAUB'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.

speed -15%
Added by Shoulder Tackle
Early

Body Slam

power 100%
power -15%
Added by Bulldog
80 77

Bad Brad Clark exploits an opening with clinical precision, hooking BAPA SCHAUB's head and snapping them over with a textbook suplex that echoes through the arena. The technically sound execution draws jeers from the crowd as BAPA SCHAUB arches their back in pain, while Bad Brad Clark quickly rolls to their feet, smirking at their handiwork.

Mid

Spinning Heel Kick

speed 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Power.

speed +5%
Added by Snap Suplex
Mid

Power Slam

power 125%
114 113

Bad Brad Clark whips around with lightning-quick precision, their heel cracking across BAPA SCHAUB's jaw before they can react, sending them staggering backwards into the ropes as the crowd boos both competitors, neither villain earning sympathy in this brutal exchange of underhanded tactics.

Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
Mid

Boston Crab

grapple 125%
118 123

BAPA SCHAUB methodically turns Bad Brad Clark 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 Bad Brad Clark claws desperately at the canvas, the crowd jeering both competitors as the submission hold is locked in tight.

Mid

Arm Wringer

grapple 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Brawl.

Mid

Gorilla Press

power 115%

Your opponent's next move loses 35% Aerial.

108 103

Bad Brad Clark methodically wrenches BAPA SCHAUB's arm with cruel precision, twisting the joint at an unnatural angle while maintaining perfect technical control. The crowd boos as Bad Brad Clark cranks the hold tighter, forcing BAPA SCHAUB to grimace and drop to one knee in submission-threatening agony.

Late

Dragon Suplex

grapple 130%

If your last move was Grapple, this gains +60% Grapple.

grapple +60%
Added by Dragon Suplex
Late

Fisherman Suplex

grapple 125%

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

179 123

Bad Brad Clark hooks both arms behind BAPA SCHAUB's exhausted frame, bridging back with textbook precision to execute a picture-perfect Dragon Suplex that plants the depleted opponent square on their neck and shoulders, the technically flawless pin drawing grudging appreciation from the crowd despite both competitors' villainous reputations.

Bad Brad Clark

BAPA SCHAUB

Bad Brad Clark hoists BAPA SCHAUB 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 BAPA SCHAUB lies motionless while the referee counts three.

Winner Loser
5 2
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