Standard Match - Win by Pinfall, Submission, or KO
Non-Standard Setting!
VS 
Deep in the jungle, there exists an outpost of sorts. This outpost shelters travelers, but its main export isn't goods; it's entertainment. Most who come here come to see wrestling. People pitted against each other for for their amusement and the fighters' glory. Of the fighters, there are a few regulars who've made this sport their life - among them, one anthro skunk that goes by Apex. He's been pegged to wrestle someone different today. He couldn't say who, however, as he's never seen them before. In fact, likely no one has. As it happens, the roster needs a little padding every now and again, and sometimes a little more life needs to be injected into the events. To that end, the people working the arena periodically need to go... scouting, shall we say, for new talent to throw into the ring.
Regardless, the skunk is already in position in the squared ring. Wearing drab brown trunks and zilch else, his sleekly-toned body is largely on display for the roaring crowd as he walks the rope perimeter from corner post to corner post. His arms raise, keeping them riled while they await the new arrival. Apex, himself, never really cared for these situations. He's fine with brutalizing and dominating a willing participant in the ring; they signed up for it, after all. And it's not like they weren't getting something out of it either way. But putting someone in who didn't want to be there? It always left him feeling a bit guilty.
Granted, the 'headhunters' were pretty good at finding strong opponents. And the point of it is to entertain the crowd and amass fame and fortune, so the guilty feeling was usually fleeting. He could always make nice after the fact. But until then, he has a job to do and a role to fill. And that role is one of savagery-meets-finesse, to give the audience as much an eyefull of domination that they could handle. It's not like he didn't enjoy that, himself.
Finally, the skunk moves back into a corner at the attendant's behest, pushing against his white-furred chest. With a smirk, he leans into the corner post and rests his arms over the top ropes at either side, waiting.