The Red Podcast #2 ft Erika LaVoy

[APlaying]

Sue couldn't help but smile with amusement as she listened to Erika's candid comments about her matches. "You're too modest—you're doing great. It's no wonder you've built up such a loyal fan base. If I remember correctly, Alaina mentioned that you might have a title around your waist soon... Though the way things are going, I doubt that’ll happen anytime soon...” As soon as Erika shared her thoughts on the heel division, Sue couldn’t help but agree with Erika’s assessment of the current state of the heels in LAW. “I mean, we’ve had some incredible heels in the past, but they’re disappearing. I’ve been saying this for a while, and I’m starting to think it’s because management is too focused on the faces. They’re the ones getting all the attention, and the heels are being left in the dust.” Sue leaned toward the blonde with a mischievous look.

"Actually! Speaking of the recent additions to the heavyweight roster—and I’m definitely referring to the heels—there are a couple of girls who really caught my attention. For example, there’s Ashley Morgan; I don’t know if you’ve heard of her. But I had the honor of facing her in her debut, and she completely outclassed me! She used me as a guinea pig to send her message of dominance. I think my shoulder still hurts from that match,” she said with a laugh. “Anyway, I’ve been following her career, and I think she’s been the most sought-after heel in the heavyweight division. She was even scheduled to face Ambre as a contender for the heavyweight title!” Sue showed some clips of Ashley Morgan on her monitor, giving a glimpse of her performance.

“And another one who really caught my attention, mostly because of her gimmick, is Selina Sinclair.” Sue moved on to show some images of Selina Sinclair on the monitor. “Oh God, if I had to give a score from one to ten to describe how much I love her gimmick, I’d give it a 15!!”

[Underdoggo]

Erika couldn't help but laugh at Sue's comment. "Alaina said that?" she replied. "Damn, I owe the girl a drink. But I still have a ways to go before I get there. There are a LOT of powerful ladies in the heavyweight division I want to take on first. Hazel Nielsen, Himeko Akan, Brittany Yse, Kavira Tripathi...I mean fuck I'll fight the entire heavyweight roster if I need to, but either way I know it's going to be a slow climb. Which is fine by me, I'm here for the journey as much as the destination, baybeee!"

She perked up a little as Sue mentioned specific heavyweights. "Yeah, I've seen Selena in action," she said, "and I agree, she looks pretty damn tough. I'd love to taker her down a notch or two. Can't say I've seen much of Ashley, although...you're saying she beat you, Sue?" She leaned forward conspiratorially. "Want me to get some revenge for you, Sue? Is that what the listeners want?"

[APlaying]

Sue’s eyes sparkled with amusement as she leaned in, her lips almost brushing Erika’s cheek, a mischievous smile spreading across her face. “Oh, I see you’re intrigued by what you see, Erika,” she whispered in a low, husky voice. “And I think Ashley would love to face off against someone like you, too.” She chuckled, a guttural sound that almost sent shivers down Erika’s spine. “But I’m not sure I’m ready for that yet. I mean, I’d love to get my revenge. And I’m still trying to figure out how to defeat people like Yuna Matou and Himeko Akan. I’m also the type who prioritizes fun over competition, but I can’t deny that your attitude is contagious,” Sue said, laughing.

The redhead stepped back and returned to her seat as the crowd whistled wildly, eager to see the showdown between Erika and Ashley. “But back to the events. I assume you’re aware of what has likely been LAW’s most important annual event, We Are LAW, now in its eighth edition. For those who don’t know, it’s none other than the event where various storylines reach their climax or feature their highest-profile matches, such as championship bouts and the like. And the ninth edition has recently been announced.” Sue clasped her hands and rested them on the table.

"Well, look, the last edition is considered the worst to date. Not only because of the organizational disaster it turned out to be, but also because of the amount of filler there was. Most of those matches didn’t go over well with anyone, and people have complained that the event has become too repetitive, or that it lacked surprises, or that some of the changes were for the worse. Plus, they’re still dealing with losses for this ninth edition, which could carry the burden of being a rebuilding effort.”

[Underdoggo]

Erika chuckled as Sue seemed to toy with the idea of getting back at Ashley Morgan. "Well, give it some thought," she replied. "I really don't need an excuse to take her on...buuuut if you enjoy watching me kick her ass, then that would be a good incentive for me. Though it sounds like you enjoy watching me kick ass in general."

And like that, the conversation quickly shifted back to We Are Law...and to internal LAW politics. Erika playfully rolled her eyes a little. "I mean, come on, Sue, I practically just got here," she said. "If you're asking if I want to get in on We Are Law 9...then hell yeah I do. Am I a little concerned about the quality of matches I get?" She shrugged. "That remains to be seen. I'm personally hoping to take part in something exciting, like a lumberjane or battle royale bout...but at the end of the day I just want in on a supercard."

[APlaying]

Sue let out a mischievous giggle. Erika seemed eager to participate in the main event. So Sue's voice took on a conspiratorial tone. "Well, I think We Are Law 9 is going to be a bit uneven, to be honest. Some matches look pretty good, but others... not so much. I mean, have you seen the women's division card? It's a bit chaotic, if you ask me. But hey, that's what makes it interesting, isn't it?" Sue laughed slyly.

"But first, let's talk about the main event." She paused to build anticipation. "You see, there have been some... disagreements within the organization about how to handle the upcoming event. Some think we should stick to the traditional format, while others want to innovate and try something new. I think you'll notice that some of the current talent are a little... skeptical about new additions."