Battle for the captaincy at the Billionaire's: Svetlana vs Snow

[APlaying]

Snow was determined to take down Svetlana, and she lunged forward with all her might. This left her exposed to Svetlana, who unleashed a flurry of kicks, starting with a direct kick to the ankle that stopped Snow in her tracks, her body shuddering with a cramp that coursed through her entire body. The actress fell to her knees after this and received a hard kick to the back that knocked her face down to the ground, letting out a muffled cry.

The sudden kick to the back took her breath away, and although she had been hit by Svetlana before, this time it felt very different. "Aghhh..." Snow tensed and began to writhe in pain, as Svetlana grabbed one of her legs to apply an ankle lock. "No!! Noooo!!"

[Highfly]

Svetlana grabbed the ankle and twisted as hard as she could. She was not playing nice anymore. Snow had used some cheap shots against her and while Svetlana was going to fight clean that didn't mean she was holding back!

She was going to apply all the pressure she could trying to force Snow to tap!

[APlaying]

As Snow writhed in pain, her breath came in short, shallow gasps. Her ankle felt like it was burning, throbbing with a dull, nauseating heat. She managed to back away a little, but she was trembling, losing her balance, her leg barely able to support her as she tried to regain a defensive stance.

As she gasped, sweat trickled into her eyes, her gaze fixed on Svetlana. Knowing she was practically immobile, she made one last effort, trying to throw her hands back to scratch at the arm that held her, in an attempt to loosen Svetlana's grip.

[Highfly]

Svetlana was giving it her all when Snow got just enough of her arm to make her lose her grip. Svetlana let go and stood up. She stomped down on Snow's back and then pulled her up by the hair trying to drag her back towards the ring. Svetlana pulled back trying to smash Snow's head off the apron a few times before lifting her up and putting her on the apron, shoving her back into the ring underneath the bottom ropes.

[APlaying]

After pushing Svetlana away with her desperate attack, Snow crawled to get away, but it was useless as the Polish wrestler quickly got up and delivered a blow that stunned her. The actress was completely defenseless and was forced to her feet before crashing into the ring post.

She felt the cold, hard skin glistening with sweat. Her ankle protested every time she tried to shift her weight, but she only wobbled before her face slammed into the post again and again. Snow's vision blurred, and she felt dizzy from the repeated blows to her head.

Snow lay collapsed in the corner, head down, feigning complete exhaustion. Svetlana grabbed her head and shoulder before shoving her back into the ring, under the lower ropes. Snow's body spasmed and contracted slightly, trembling in pain as she groaned.

[Highfly]

Svetlana slid back into the ring and thought Snow looked to be spent. She stood up and walked over, bending down to pull Snow back up to her feet. Svetlana was going to move in and grab hold of Snow appearing as if she were positioning herself to scoop up and slam the smaller down back down to the mat. Simple, hopefully effective and she hoped it would keep her momentum building.

Still she may have underestimated Snow and how much she had left in the tank...

[APlaying]

Just as Svetlana shifted her center of gravity to lift the battered Swedish wrestler, Snow was no longer a dead weight. With a sudden, desperate rush of adrenaline, Snow didn't just freeze; she lunged. Instead of letting herself be lifted into the air for the impact, she planted her good foot firmly on the mat and slammed her shoulder directly into Svetlana's solar plexus. It was a reckless and desperate move, perfectly timed with Svetlana's movement.

[Highfly]

Svetlana was aboht to lidt when the shoulder thrust landed causing her to stumble backward doubled over! She grunted and kept edition hobbling back a couple more steps with her arms across her abdomen.

Snow managed to stun Avetlana again and the Polish wrestler knew nothing good could come from that.