Here it was. It was her first super card match. She was getting places in LAW quickly, it was time to see if all of the higher up's confidence in Hazel was warranted. She was entering a match that was completely randomized, she wouldn't know the match type until a wheel was spun. The Scotswoman wasn't nervous though, she was confident in all of her abilities no matter the match type, no matter the opponent, and no matter the venue!
Hazel was clad in a new attire tonight, a green one piece with fur around the edges as a call back to her first and usual attire. The attire was perfectly fitted, comfortable yet tight enough for her abs and muscles to show through it. New boots were a bonus also, but attire was far from important tonight, especially compared to winning and putting on a show for the crowd.
Walking through the halls Hazel's expression remained stoic, her lips sealed, not a peep escaping them. Soon enough she was at the curtain, waiting for her queue to enter, taking a deep breath and remaining calm. Hearing her music start a worker backstage gave her a simple thumbs up to let her know to start her entrance. Stepping past the curtain Hazel could immediately hear the excited crowd erupt into cheers. A small smile came across Hazel's face, she couldn't resist it, having people this excited to see her fight always felt great. Raising her arms she flexed her biceps before tightening her abs, showing them off through her attire. Turning her head Hazel saw the wheel that would decide the match type but it was not important at that current moment.
Lowering her arms Hazel proceeded down the ramp, her hips slightly swaying side to side on her way down to the ring. Extending her right arm Hazel gave some fans some high fives, really trying to soak in their cheers and praise. Getting to ringside Hazel wasted no time sliding under the bottom rope into the squared circle before rushing to one corner, hopping up onto the second rope before extending her arms giving one half of the crowd a nice prolonged look over before hopping down and rushing to her own corner and doing the same, giving the rest of the crowd a look over before hopping down and turning around. Leaning back Hazel's back rested against the turn buckle while cracking her knuckles, keeping an eye on the stage and for her opponent.