Catch a Tigress By the Toe: Amyra vs Dot
Posted: Sat Feb 14, 2026 5:25 pm
Standard Match: Victory is awarded based on pinfall, KO, or submission
"AT ONNNNNE HUNDRED AND FORTY—"
Beeeeeeeeep.
The tone was one a physician might use to diagnose a hearing disorder. Simple, monotone, electric. Remarkable only because its ear-splitting volume erased the announcer's voice from the stadium.
The lights dimmed, flickering like bad wiring. Then, the image Dot used as a face faded into the Titantron, a neon pink leer with kitty-cat whiskers and a pair of squinting dots for eyes.
"We apologize for the interruption." For this match, she was using what passed for her own voice. Feminine, alto, and tinged with just an edge of static-flecked autotune. "But I need a moment to confer with my colleague."
The predictable wave of boos and jeers rumbled from the audience, which Dot silenced with the equally predictable squeal of feedback. With the boilerplate out of the way and an uneasy, muttering silence settling over the empty ring, Dot continued.
"Amyra. Your appointment with me, as you are no doubt eminently aware, is less a fair match and more a form of ritual sacrifice, perpetrated to satisfy the bloodlust of the shit-stains that pass for people in the stands."
As Dot spoke, the face on the titantron blinked, flickering like an electric Jack O'Lantern's candle with her words.
"While I have no problem with human sacrifice, I have every reason to deny these dickless perverts their satisfaction. Which is why I'm offering you the opportunity to back out. Just...hang out backstage when you're called. Let admin try to pick up the pieces. We'll call it our little joke on the audience and our booking department."
No refunds. Every chucklefuck who bought tickets for LAW matches got the same warning, which was more than they deserved.
"...I knooooow you're likely to ignore this offer. That's what every heroic myth ever written, not to mention your instincts as a performer, is no doubt screaming at you to do. But just know, Amyra—once you walk down that ramp, you irrevocably change from a recipient of my mercy, to the clearest fucking example I can carve for the next girl. Think your next move over...real carefully."
POP!
Blink and you miss it. The lights shot back to their usual brightness. The titantron flipped to black and blank. The ring sat empty.
"AT ONNNNNE HUNDRED AND FORTY—"
Beeeeeeeeep.
The tone was one a physician might use to diagnose a hearing disorder. Simple, monotone, electric. Remarkable only because its ear-splitting volume erased the announcer's voice from the stadium.
The lights dimmed, flickering like bad wiring. Then, the image Dot used as a face faded into the Titantron, a neon pink leer with kitty-cat whiskers and a pair of squinting dots for eyes.
"We apologize for the interruption." For this match, she was using what passed for her own voice. Feminine, alto, and tinged with just an edge of static-flecked autotune. "But I need a moment to confer with my colleague."
The predictable wave of boos and jeers rumbled from the audience, which Dot silenced with the equally predictable squeal of feedback. With the boilerplate out of the way and an uneasy, muttering silence settling over the empty ring, Dot continued.
"Amyra. Your appointment with me, as you are no doubt eminently aware, is less a fair match and more a form of ritual sacrifice, perpetrated to satisfy the bloodlust of the shit-stains that pass for people in the stands."
As Dot spoke, the face on the titantron blinked, flickering like an electric Jack O'Lantern's candle with her words.
"While I have no problem with human sacrifice, I have every reason to deny these dickless perverts their satisfaction. Which is why I'm offering you the opportunity to back out. Just...hang out backstage when you're called. Let admin try to pick up the pieces. We'll call it our little joke on the audience and our booking department."
No refunds. Every chucklefuck who bought tickets for LAW matches got the same warning, which was more than they deserved.
"...I knooooow you're likely to ignore this offer. That's what every heroic myth ever written, not to mention your instincts as a performer, is no doubt screaming at you to do. But just know, Amyra—once you walk down that ramp, you irrevocably change from a recipient of my mercy, to the clearest fucking example I can carve for the next girl. Think your next move over...real carefully."
POP!
Blink and you miss it. The lights shot back to their usual brightness. The titantron flipped to black and blank. The ring sat empty.
