An Angel vs A Red Star: Sakurai Chisato vs Red Star Mask (Double Debut)

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The masked wrestler grits her teeth as Chisato struggles fiercely within her grasp, the other wrestler's kicks narrowly missing her face and hands. Refusing to let go, Red Star leans back further, putting maximum pressure on the locked joint to transition into her next move.

"Ooohhhh..." A low groan rumbles from deep in her throat as she strains every muscle to maintain control. Sweat beads on her brow underneath the mask, trickling down her temples. Despite her efforts, it proved ineffective against the local star.

Suddenly, she shifts tactics, releasing the ankle lock and letting Chisato go. While she scrambles to get up from her down position, Red Star will have enough time to pull herself up and slingshot herself on the top ropes, flinging herself to her opponent in a bodysplash.

[Over mainyu]

Chisato was a tough nut to crack, as almost everyone knew, and she wasn’t going to let a run-of-the-mill ankle lock make her tap out so quickly, even though it hurt, so she tried everything, mainly kicking with her free leg, to escape that hold that was tightening more and more

And apparently, the masked rookie was also struggling to maintain her grip, struggling just as much as Sakurai to stay on her feet and keep the hold, to the point that she released the Green Phoenix to attempt a new kind of offensive move by going for a dive.

As soon as she let go of Chisato, Chisato tried to back away, but the masked wrestler was already on the third rope and leaped toward the angel, crashing down on her opponent. However, The Embodied Technique was much faster and managed to move out of the way in time, causing the rookie to slam herself against the mat. This gave The Jade Sword an advantage, enough for her to get back up and head to the ropes to gain momentum so that when Red Star Mask got back up, she would receive a dropkick straight to the face.