Mae Madison vs. Vanessa I. Price - Special Access

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When Vanessa kicked out before the referee could finish the count, Mae grunted, feeling that she needed to weaken her opponent a bit more in order to successfully pin her down. Getting herself off of Vanessa, Mae decided to pull her up, grabbing her by her wrist to get her onto her knees in preparation for her next attack. This time, she was determined to finish Vanessa off with a finisher of hers.

Still holding Vanessa by her wrist while standing in front of her, Mae would force herself to use her other hand to grab onto her opponent's other wrist. It still hurt, but it wasn't as painful as before. Putting Vanessa in a double wrist-lock, Mae would pull her opponent towards her, looking to launch a knee strike right at her face. The move was a double wrist-lock knee strike that she named Land of the Free!

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Vanessa I. Price felt herself being lifted up by her hands and shook her head to try and focus. She looked up and saw the determination in Mae's eyes and cringed, trying to resist her patriot opponent from holding onto her. She attempted to pull away, but the strength was lacking on her end. Then, she saw it coming for only a split second, and she was then blasted in the face with a huge knee strike.

Price was sent straight to the mat with impressive impact and her eyes were wide-open in shock as her body folded back by the knees. Her arms were sprawled back and the only movement was from her heaving chest. If she wasn't out, she was at least nearly out.

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Nailing her finisher, Mae released Vanessa's arms as she stood over him for a moment. Then, with a grunt, she would get herself down onto her, pinning her down as she would grab onto one of Vanessa's legs, hooking it with her uninjured arm as she would attempt a pinfall. The referee had already moved next to them and started counting for the pin.

"ONE!"

"TWO!"

[Dubski]

Price was seeing stars as she stared up at the lights. Mae Madison had covered her and hooked the leg as well and she couldn't even process what was going on as the referee began her count.

"ONE!"

"TWO!"

"THREE!"

The bell rang and still Vanessa didn't move, the knee having done it's job in keeping her totally out. The mean-spirited blonde didn't even realize she had just lost and would certainly had been in no shape to continue.

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And with that, the match was over. Mae emerged victorious over her ruthless opponent, and she could hardly believed that it actually happened. Considering that she somehow got herself a handicap earlier, her victory felt rather unreal, but she wouldn't complain about it as she would have her uninjured arm raised by the referee, who declared her the winner of this match.

Mae wouldn't stay in the ring for long as she would make her way out of the ring as her music was triumphantly played. She still needed to have her arm checked to see whether there was anything broken, and she hoped that the damage wasn't too much. As she made her way to the exit, she would give Vanessa one last glance before disappearing to backstage.

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The match was over and the ringing of the bell was the only thing that made Vanessa I. Price realize that she had lost. Still not moving as Mae Madison was declared the winner, she couldn't even break out of her haze until she was already almost up the ramp. She put a hand to her forehead and cringed. When she heard Mae's music playing, it totally dawned on her. She had lost. Price's eyes went wide in horror and she was being checked on by the referee and Vanessa promptly shoved the girl away, looking absolutely furious.

How could she lose? She had the best training, had done everything she could to gain the advantage, and this girl she faced was just... just some kind of naive loser! How did this happen to her!? Vanessa's face went completely red and she finally hit her breaking point. She stood up and yelled in frustration, going to kick the nearest ring ropes, only to nearly stumble and fall, holding her head. She still wasn't able to keep her balance well with the pain in her head. So she slumped on the ropes and glared down and made herself a promise: this feeling would never happen again. Vanessa I. Price would not suffer another loss. She promised herself that.

Winner: Mae Madison