Storm Chasers: Ana Akira vs Alizeh Midori

[The Riders]

Standard Match
Win by pinfall or submission.

I'm here
Reaching far across these new frontiers
With my life, I fight this fear
In my hands, I hold the ones I love
Walk forward through the cold dawn

Ana's voice is heard over the speakers as Pyro goes off, and she makes her entrance on stage to loud boos from the crowd. This highly anticipated rematch between the two women has quickly become one of the hottest matches in recent times. The winner will become a strong contender for a mid-card title.

Ana struts to the ring and slides into the squared circle. In her first match against Alizeh, she was able to catch her opponent off guard and dominated the rest of the match. Not only did she win, but she also made Alizeh pass out and engage in some provocative antics before the referee rang the bell. Full of confidence and swagger, Ana feels she's making a name for herself and is determined to challenge for the middleweight title.

[Bare]

Almost immediately after Ana's entrance did the crackle of lightning and claps of thunder began to ring out throughout the arena as the start of Alizeh's own entrance before her music kicked on in earnest.

Spoiler

Stepping out from the curtain wearing her green, Aztec styled outfit Alizeh would look out among the crowd before focusing on the ring and the woman in it. Ana Akira. While this match had potential title implications and she knew this, they were at the back of Alizeh's mind. Instead she was focused on one thing.. vengeance.

Spoiler

Marching down to the ring Alizeh couldn't help but remember their bout. It was surprisingly intense and... albeit with a bit of help from some less than savory tactics... Ana had dominated and humiliated her, and there was no way in hell she would let that stand.

Reaching the ring and stepping through the ropes Alizeh would march right up to the blue haired woman and get chest to chest with her, nose to nose and staring intently at the woman's eyes, showing her that she was not afraid, nor would she let this end like it did before without having to say a thing.