Re: Storm Macintosh vs Lillian Byrne
Posted: Thu Jul 16, 2026 1:30 pm
Frustrated at having lost the test of strength, Storm was looking forward to the consolation prize of painfully driving Lillian into the mat. The heavyweight angled her body to make sure as much force went into the fall as possible.
Both women hit the canvas with a grunting thud. Jarring as it was for Storm, she was confident that Lillian, squashed beneath her, got it worse.
Unfortunately for her, that confidence was misplaced.
She felt Lillian immediately push back in the squirming tangle, with a foot planted on Storm’s chest. With dismay, Storm realised that keeping Lilllan down was going to be hard, hard work.
Before the Scot could react, her opponent had pushed up with powerful legs, driving Storm upwards and toppling Storm away. It wasn’t a high-energy flip, but it was still disorienting for Storm, as the push sent her up and over Lillian’s head, before gravity pulled her back down to the mat with a crash.
“NGHH!!” Storm growled as she was sent sprawling towards the corner. She balled her fist and thumped the floor in frustration at being unable to stay on top, before shaking her head and trying to stagger back to her feet.
Both women hit the canvas with a grunting thud. Jarring as it was for Storm, she was confident that Lillian, squashed beneath her, got it worse.
Unfortunately for her, that confidence was misplaced.
She felt Lillian immediately push back in the squirming tangle, with a foot planted on Storm’s chest. With dismay, Storm realised that keeping Lilllan down was going to be hard, hard work.
Before the Scot could react, her opponent had pushed up with powerful legs, driving Storm upwards and toppling Storm away. It wasn’t a high-energy flip, but it was still disorienting for Storm, as the push sent her up and over Lillian’s head, before gravity pulled her back down to the mat with a crash.
“NGHH!!” Storm growled as she was sent sprawling towards the corner. She balled her fist and thumped the floor in frustration at being unable to stay on top, before shaking her head and trying to stagger back to her feet.