Re: Alizeh Midori vs. Angela Belti - The Young and the Restless
Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2026 6:18 am
…what was Dizzy doing over there?
It was quick, and the angle was weird so she couldn't be 100%, but Angela swore her daughter was making the weirdest face for a moment, like she was rolling her eyes at something, though she couldn't guess at what. It couldn't be at Alizeh, so maybe there was someone behind her she was looking at?
She’d ask her later. For the moment, she was too focused on the task at hand - making sure her legs would still work in this match. It was far from the easiest thing, but after a burst of hard effort, she spun them around and turned the tables on Alizeh who immediately grabbed the ropes for a break.
Untangle and reset, good. Angela used the turnbuckle for support, not wanting to put undue stress on her aching knees, but she didn’t have the luxury of resting - no, now was the time to press the attack.
With a deep sigh, Angela pushed out of the corner, spun about and tried to land a solid spinning elbow on her opponent’s face, hoping the powerful but simple maneuver would take the wind out of her sails.
It was quick, and the angle was weird so she couldn't be 100%, but Angela swore her daughter was making the weirdest face for a moment, like she was rolling her eyes at something, though she couldn't guess at what. It couldn't be at Alizeh, so maybe there was someone behind her she was looking at?
She’d ask her later. For the moment, she was too focused on the task at hand - making sure her legs would still work in this match. It was far from the easiest thing, but after a burst of hard effort, she spun them around and turned the tables on Alizeh who immediately grabbed the ropes for a break.
Untangle and reset, good. Angela used the turnbuckle for support, not wanting to put undue stress on her aching knees, but she didn’t have the luxury of resting - no, now was the time to press the attack.
With a deep sigh, Angela pushed out of the corner, spun about and tried to land a solid spinning elbow on her opponent’s face, hoping the powerful but simple maneuver would take the wind out of her sails.