Daichi Kazura versus Nerissa Labong

[Teenwrestler]

Continued from here

Match type: standard
Victory conditions: pinfall, submission, knockout, disqualification

Back in his locker room, Daichi had his face buried in his palms while rubbing it aggressively up and down. He shook his head, wondering how he got into this mess in the first place?! All he tried to do was help or cheer Nerissa up but he was just the wrong person at the wrong time. Pro wrestling was a tough business, some say there are no friends in this business and some wrestlers indeed are actively against making friendships. Indeed, everyone is competing with one another and with such a high conflict of interest, he could see why many people take that approach. But he was a good natured person, until he was pushed too far. Nerissa is the one who wanted this match and now she was going to get the full fury of the Blazing Warrior.

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"Alright! I have to focus. I know I didn't get through her by my words, but maybe I can through my fists" he said, adjusting his gloves while rotating his wrists. Finally, he would sit on the bench and boot on his wrestling boots, lacing them up. He knew that he was the underdog rookie, that Nerissa was probably the fan and the bookies favorite to win but he was still looking to give it his all and perhaps even surprise everyone. After he was ready, the Pink haired male would make his way out to the arena.

Daichi's theme cued and the young start would walk down the arena, trying to hide his nervousness as best as he could. Once near the ring, he would hop up the ring apron and make his way inside the ring before walking up the turnbuckle and raising his arm up in the air, showing a "V" sign while smiling brightly. The crowd did not seem impressed at all, giving him a lukewarm reaction as they could sense the rookie was trying to overcompensate already. "Heh tough crowd..." he muttered under his own breath before dropping to the ring canvas and walking over towards his corner of the ring, doing some light stretches and warm ups to limber up and get ready to face his opponent.