The Wrong Crusade - Katsumi Oshiro vs Rhea Knight
Posted: Mon Feb 03, 2025 4:02 am
Standard Match
Extended Pin Stipulation
Victory Achieved By Pinning Opponent for 5 Seconds
She's got a cool name. Katsumi can give her that. It might be a made-up name, at that. But either way, it has kind of a ring to it. She can't help that every time she tries to pronounce the name, it comes out like Leah Knight. She's pretty sure that's not how it's intended, but that's definitely not a name common in Japan. Still, though. Cool name. Very dramatic.
She has a really pretty face, too. Very striking. Big eyes, expressive, deep blue - cute lil' nose, a nice smile on top of it. No doubt this girl's got a string of admirers trailing after her. And according to the bio she read, she's British. So on top of it, she's got one of those accents. Sigh. So she's pretty, youthful, and has a sexy accent. She looks pleasant in her promotional image - well, maybe not pleasant. She doesn't look like she's going to bring her puppy over for a playdate. But she looks kind'a sweet, smiling like that.
"This is gonna suuuuck for you, baby blue.," murmurs Katsumi with a wicked little smile.
Why? Because she's new to LAW. And once again, management has put Katsumi in the position of breaking in the new girl. She's gotten so sick of that. So sick of feeling overlooked. She gets why they're doing it, of course. Never fails, the new girl is some pretty little so-and-so, unassumingly cute, every starry-eyed up-and-comer made manifest. And Katsumi is the cold, hard reality that shatters their dreams. It sells tickets like crazy. It plays into Katsumi's strengths beautifully. But what it doesn't do is respect what she's actually capable of. So every time, she makes that her opponent's problem. She makes her opponent's body the letterhead upon which she airs her grievances at the company for selling her short. They'll get the message eventually.
And that brings us to the here and now, tonight. Katsumi is scheduled to be the first to enter the ring, and she's foregoing her typical entrance attire. No, tonight, Katsumi is going in ready to rock right out the gate, wearing her typical gear consisting of a daring blend of club chic meets athletic grappler. Gold-studded bralet, with trunks to match, thigh straps, yet more straps to be found on her gold-capped boots, knee and elbow pads, gloves, and choker, leaving generous amounts of strong thighs, smoothly streamlined arms, and toned stomach bare.
As the lights dim low throughout the stadium, Katsumi begins bobbing eagerly on her feet. The air always feels electric before a match, her energy always spikes. God, it doesn't matter who she's wrestling, the raw feeling of energy and power from commanding a crowd is what she lives for...
The heavy thrums of her intro song begins pumping in the PA system. Vivid green and purple laserlights begin flashing in sync, outlining the stage and rampway leading to the ring.
When the music hits its opening crescendo, Katsumi rushes out into the grand, gaping opening of the arena, heralded by a burst of rich amethyst cold sparks at either side. Her fists thrust into the air, radiant smile brightening her pixie features as her svelte form is bathed in the brilliant light of dual tracking spots. Her arms lower to either side, pointing to the left and right of the aisle - and suddenly overturning her hands to flip both sides off.
The reception the girl receives is intensely mixed for a wide variety of reasons. Half the audience is in wild support of the dark-haired girl for her unapologetic personality, her viciousness in the ring, her beauty, sass, how playful her particular brand of punk is. It's relatable in the way that she says and does what many of them wish they could in their daily lives to people who annoy them, to authority figures. And she has just the right amount of impishness to her ferocity to give, perhaps falsely, the hope that despite the odds, they would totally get along with her if they hung out. Or dated. Depending on who you asked. But for the other half of the audience, they shower her in scorn and hissing judgment for much the same reason - her beauty is like a dark, twisted version of beautiful people should be like. She's cruel, callous, menacing, disregards the rules and hurts others with obvious glee. She's a bad person who deserves to have bad things happen to her; namely, getting beaten up by whoever is in the ring with her.
Katsumi embraces both sides evenly. It's been stellar having actual fans finally, but they're her fans because of the monster she is. The ring is the place where she can be that very thing without worrying about stepping on toes. Here, she's celebrated. Here, she thrives. So does she feel bad about flipping off her fans? Hell no. They're here for it.
"Making her way to the ring!," begins the enthusiastic announcer. "Standing at a height of five foot, seven inches! And weighing in at one hundred and twenty-four pounds! From Osaka, Japan! The Punk Princess! KATSUMIIIII! OOOOSHIIROOOO!"
Katsumi tosses her hair, the silky black tresses fanning elegantly behind her before she starts on her way to the ring. Her pace is a casual, confident sashay, hips asway with gloved hands resting on the curve of her waist. Upon reaching her destination, she grabs onto the middle rope and swings herself up onto the apron in a single, smooth motion. Facing out at the crowd, she arches her back against the top rope and flows over it in a graceful somersault to land in the ring. Turning, she sprints across the mat to race up the furthest turnbuckle and thrusts her arms out to either side, presenting herself to the raucous crowd with a smug, toothy smirk.
Finally, she hops back and pivots to land in the corner, reclining against the post to let the referee-girl give her the pat-down. Her music fades out, and it's time to introduce her opponent...
Extended Pin Stipulation
Victory Achieved By Pinning Opponent for 5 Seconds
She's got a cool name. Katsumi can give her that. It might be a made-up name, at that. But either way, it has kind of a ring to it. She can't help that every time she tries to pronounce the name, it comes out like Leah Knight. She's pretty sure that's not how it's intended, but that's definitely not a name common in Japan. Still, though. Cool name. Very dramatic.
She has a really pretty face, too. Very striking. Big eyes, expressive, deep blue - cute lil' nose, a nice smile on top of it. No doubt this girl's got a string of admirers trailing after her. And according to the bio she read, she's British. So on top of it, she's got one of those accents. Sigh. So she's pretty, youthful, and has a sexy accent. She looks pleasant in her promotional image - well, maybe not pleasant. She doesn't look like she's going to bring her puppy over for a playdate. But she looks kind'a sweet, smiling like that.
"This is gonna suuuuck for you, baby blue.," murmurs Katsumi with a wicked little smile.
Why? Because she's new to LAW. And once again, management has put Katsumi in the position of breaking in the new girl. She's gotten so sick of that. So sick of feeling overlooked. She gets why they're doing it, of course. Never fails, the new girl is some pretty little so-and-so, unassumingly cute, every starry-eyed up-and-comer made manifest. And Katsumi is the cold, hard reality that shatters their dreams. It sells tickets like crazy. It plays into Katsumi's strengths beautifully. But what it doesn't do is respect what she's actually capable of. So every time, she makes that her opponent's problem. She makes her opponent's body the letterhead upon which she airs her grievances at the company for selling her short. They'll get the message eventually.
And that brings us to the here and now, tonight. Katsumi is scheduled to be the first to enter the ring, and she's foregoing her typical entrance attire. No, tonight, Katsumi is going in ready to rock right out the gate, wearing her typical gear consisting of a daring blend of club chic meets athletic grappler. Gold-studded bralet, with trunks to match, thigh straps, yet more straps to be found on her gold-capped boots, knee and elbow pads, gloves, and choker, leaving generous amounts of strong thighs, smoothly streamlined arms, and toned stomach bare.
The Punk Princess, Herself
The heavy thrums of her intro song begins pumping in the PA system. Vivid green and purple laserlights begin flashing in sync, outlining the stage and rampway leading to the ring.
The Intro Video and Sizzle Reel
The reception the girl receives is intensely mixed for a wide variety of reasons. Half the audience is in wild support of the dark-haired girl for her unapologetic personality, her viciousness in the ring, her beauty, sass, how playful her particular brand of punk is. It's relatable in the way that she says and does what many of them wish they could in their daily lives to people who annoy them, to authority figures. And she has just the right amount of impishness to her ferocity to give, perhaps falsely, the hope that despite the odds, they would totally get along with her if they hung out. Or dated. Depending on who you asked. But for the other half of the audience, they shower her in scorn and hissing judgment for much the same reason - her beauty is like a dark, twisted version of beautiful people should be like. She's cruel, callous, menacing, disregards the rules and hurts others with obvious glee. She's a bad person who deserves to have bad things happen to her; namely, getting beaten up by whoever is in the ring with her.
Katsumi embraces both sides evenly. It's been stellar having actual fans finally, but they're her fans because of the monster she is. The ring is the place where she can be that very thing without worrying about stepping on toes. Here, she's celebrated. Here, she thrives. So does she feel bad about flipping off her fans? Hell no. They're here for it.
"Making her way to the ring!," begins the enthusiastic announcer. "Standing at a height of five foot, seven inches! And weighing in at one hundred and twenty-four pounds! From Osaka, Japan! The Punk Princess! KATSUMIIIII! OOOOSHIIROOOO!"
Katsumi tosses her hair, the silky black tresses fanning elegantly behind her before she starts on her way to the ring. Her pace is a casual, confident sashay, hips asway with gloved hands resting on the curve of her waist. Upon reaching her destination, she grabs onto the middle rope and swings herself up onto the apron in a single, smooth motion. Facing out at the crowd, she arches her back against the top rope and flows over it in a graceful somersault to land in the ring. Turning, she sprints across the mat to race up the furthest turnbuckle and thrusts her arms out to either side, presenting herself to the raucous crowd with a smug, toothy smirk.
Finally, she hops back and pivots to land in the corner, reclining against the post to let the referee-girl give her the pat-down. Her music fades out, and it's time to introduce her opponent...