L.A.W. - League of Anime Wrestling

The match ended with Trisha's win, and she stood triumphantly as the referee raised her arm. Trisha smiled, feeling exhilarated by the victory that she had over her opponent, who had shown herself to have lots of potentials despite her being a newbie. As her music was played, Trisha then went to celebrate her victory, strutting about as the crowd cheered for the African-American wrestler.

And then, Trisha went to see Sheila. Thinking that she at least deserved some kudos, she approached her and offered her a hand. "Overall, not bad, kiddo. Keep at it, and you're gonna go big one day." She spoke to Sheila as she helped her up. After giving Sheila one last encouraging pat on her shoulder, Trisha would then make her leave, exiting the ring and then heading back to the locker room, head held high after winning a match.

Seeing Trisha come closer, Sheila was quick to take her hand, pulling herself up to her feet. She stretched, wincing from the pressure on her aching muscles at first as she began to limber up, but she was thankful that Trisha was willing to give her a boost to her feet. Catching her breath, the Australian looked up toward her, and a smile came over her face. She nodded to Trisha, accepting the pat. "Thank you! I'm gonna make you proud, alright?"

Even if Sheila had lost, she had still given it her all, and she had managed to stand up against a veteran wrestler in the process. Many would have expected her to be taken down more easily, given how many years of experience Trisha had on her - but her tenacity had worked in her favor, and for a moment, it even looked as though she could steal away victory at the last moment. Sheila couldn't complain about a result like that - she had proven she had potential, and now everyone was eager to see where it would go. Just thinking about it made her heart swell in her chest, and the aches in her body suddenly didn't seem to bother her.

After Trisha left the ring, Sheila followed her out, coming over the ropes and heading back up the ramp to clear space for the next match on the card. But her head was held up all the while, and she faced the sky with a grin. She knew she could go far.

Winner by Pinfall: Trisha Andrews