Bengal, the Blaze Tiger
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After being matched up against a string of younger talent, Bengal couldn't believe her ears when she heard the age of her next opponent. "She's forty-five? What's wrong with her?" she snarked to her agent, rolling her dark eyes in an unserious fashion. "Did she get lost on the way back to the old folks home, and wind up in LAW instead?"
The other woman shook her head, warning her client to take the challenge seriously. "She's been retired for years, but she was a superstar in Japan before you even arrived here, Bengal. Don't underestimate her." But even as the words left her mouth, she knew that the Tiger wouldn't listen to her. After a few more wisecracks about her opponent's age, the Indian woman left the office, still laughing to herself. "Forty-five! Let's hope she doesn't break her legs coming down the entrance ramp," she chuckled, as the heavy oak door slammed shut behind her.
A few weeks later, and the night of the match had arrived. Bengal waited backstage, poised to enter the arena as soon as she heard her entrance music. As the opening chords sounded, she emerged from the shadows, pawing aside clouds of smoke with her clawed hands, then kicking one of her striped boots high in the air. She continued down the ramp, setting off pyrotechnic flares on either side of the aisle with each stride. The bursts only stopped as she neared the ring and leaped onto the apron, throwing her head back to catch the overhead lights in her rippling, snow-white hair.
The crowd had started booing as soon as Bengal's theme had begun, perhaps remembering the way she'd cheated inher match against Eleanor Moonlight. They continued booing as the Tiger took to her corner, heedless of the announcer's introduction: "Ladies and gentlemen, the following contest is a No Disqualifications match! Introducing first...standing five feet seven inches, and weighing 140 pounds...from Kolkata, India...THE BLAZE TIGER! BENGAL!"
As more jeers echoed through the stands, Bengal leaned nonchalantly against the ropes, waiting for her opponent to arrive. Maybe she had a "senior moment" and forgot, she thought to herself, smirking. I suppose a free win wouldn't be so bad...

