Victory achieved through Pinfall, Submission, or K.O.
A new night in the LAW arena, and per the norm', Domino is set to square off against another girl. He's genuinely unsure he'll ever get used to it. A part of him hopes he never does. There's an inherent level of sensuality in the fight, a sort of power struggle; the goal's still the same, but it all seems so extremely different when against a woman. It doesn't help that LAW seems over-burdened with absurdly attractive girls, on top of that. Where they keep finding them, he hasn't a clue. But more to the point, becoming desensitized to that could lead to other, bigger problems.
That said, there's a significant level of doubt it'll become an issue. Every match he's scheduled for comes with an admittedly guilty twinge of excitement - to see what interesting, and almost certainly gorgeous female they're going to pair him with. The overall goal hasn't changed; in fact, this setup may have made it even more of a challenge to be recognized as a legitimate fighter. But it doesn't mean he can't enjoy the journey, right?
Domino
His shorts are removed, leaving him at last only in his standard wrestling gear: black and white trunks, shin-high boots, and bracers to match. This leaves his muscled thighs and arms largely exposed, along with the entirety of his sleekly-toned upper body open to the air. Time's come to get into position.
He doesn't have to wait long before his music hits. That same standard techno thrum. One of these days, he's gonna get that sorted out. How he manages to keep forgetting about it, or putting it on the backburner, he can't account. But he steps out onto the ramp with the same level of energy, regardless, left fist thrust into the air to greet the crowd.
The young model takes off at a jog, slapping a train of highfives along the way only to be paused by a couple female fans. Those get a quick, but appreciative hug. Upon reaching the edge of the ring, he hops up onto the apron and ducks between the ropes. A quick trot brings him up the next turnbuckle, where he perches upon the middle ropes to throw up a fist in salute to the audience a second time. The fist is brought back down to thump over his heart a couple times with a nod.
At last, he drops and turns to face the entrance ramp, anxious to see his opponent.