L.A.W. - League of Anime Wrestling

Yavapai Strap Match: A strap match where, instead of touching each corner, you score with orgasm. Each time you score an orgasm in a corner, you permanently ‘claim’ it, and the one who claims three out of the four corners wins. If both wrestlers get two corners, they have to score a final orgasm in the middle of the ring.

With her opponent lying flat, she steps over them, gets them in a full nelson, sits on their back, and forces them back into a camel clutch position, putting immense pressure on their back.

With an opponent rushing at her, Billie moves in, catches them around the chest, whips them aroun dher body, then drops them hard on her back as she crashes to the canvas.

With a standing opponent, Billie steps in, spins about, and hits them with a powerful elbow to the face.

From the front, Billie wraps an arm around an opponent’s neck, secures it with a hold on her elbow, then forces their face into her breasts, smothering and choking the out at the same time.

With an opponent’s head between her legs, Billie lifts them up into the powerbomb position, then grabs them under their shoulders so they lay across her back. She then throws them up, grabs them by the waist, and drops them hard onto their backs as she kicks out her legs, using her own weight to add to the impact as she sits out.

With a prone opponent that’s facing up, Billie runs towards them, leaps up, and drops her full weight on their throat with her thigh.

Billie gets her opponent into a dragon sleeper, forces their legs apart with her feet, then uses her free hand to stimulate them to orgasm while using her mouth to play with their breasts. She can knock out an opponent with them, but she much prefers to make them pop before that happens

With an opponent lying in the middle of the ring, Billie ascends the top ropes, leaps off, flips backward, and drops all her weight onto their prone body for a tremendous splash.

For most of her career, the woman that Billie really was and the woman she showed to the world were vastly different people.

On camera, she cultivated an image of positivity and support, presenting herself as the quintessential woman’s wrestler. She held a title for much of her career, and gave many women chances, championed the sport, and stood for fair play and sportsmanship. She emphasized good American family values and was a tireless champion, a heroine for young ladies everywhere. Always smiling, always encouraging those around her.

The woman who showed up when the cameras stopped rolling was markedly less pleasant. Billie is, in truth, a mean-spirited, petty woman who’s gotten as far as she has by exploiting those around her and using her position of respect to get ahead. In her mind, wrestling is a sport that doesn’t stop when the bell rings. It’s all about politics and backstage manipulation, knowing which hands to shake and which ones to push away. Power, money, and even sex are all tools she can employ to get what she wants, and she won’t hesitate to use them.

Speaking of sex, it’s worth noting that Billie is quite sexually aggressive in the ring, even with matches that don’t require it. She loves the sexual aspect of wrestling in LAW, especially with younger woman, and now that she doesn’t have to hide that side of her anymore, it seems she wants to make up for lost time.

The official story of Billie Graham - the one that everyone bought until recently - was that she started out as a young woman in rural Texas, who dreamed of becoming a pro wrestler one day. She worked hard, ate well, and grew strong, but also felt a calling to serve her country, and joined the military for a short time. After leaving with honors, she used the skills and work ethic she’d built up as a soldier to help start her wrestling career, and she quickly took the world by storm. She became a staple of the Tex-La-Ark wrestling scene and went on to win multiple championships in multiple promotions, bringing international fame with her explosive style and positive presence. She even opened up her own wrestling school in Housten, Texas, called Orion’s Belt.

The truth is somewhat…less flattering.

A week after Billie celebrated her 40th birthday, an expose on her was aired on ‘Under the Ring’, a YouTube show that often exposed wrestling’s seedier aspects. In it, many wrestlers came out and exposed the truth about Billie: that she hadn't grown up poor, but was in fact the daughter of a wealthy Texas oil magnate, that she hadn't left the army on good terms but was, in fact, dishonorably discharged for poor behavior, and that she fostered an environment of fear and coercion to get what she wanted in every promotion she’d been a part of. She either paid off wrestlers for title shots or beat them up in private to intimidate them; she bribed referees to give slow counts, and she’d even started her own sort of underground sex league, where she pressured younger wrestlers to take her on and dominated them to suit her own sexual desires. She even used drugs to help build her physique.

It was a huge scandal, and while Billie avoided any legal trouble, so many wrestlers came forward that she effectively became persona non grata on the American wrestling scene. She denied everything, which was enough to keep some of her followers, but she figured it was best to cut her losses, and she was ready to retire early.

That changed when Aria Castle, a manager and employee of LAW, contacted her with a job opportunity, showing great interest in recruiting her to LAW, a promotion where she could operate a bit more freely and satisfy her desire for sex wrestling. While Billie didn’t need the money, she figured a change of scenery would do her good, so off to Japan she went.