Teddy Cat Hori vs. Valley Doll - The Cat Came Back

No one in the history of wrestling ever had won a match by reversing a figure-four leglock, but it freed Valley's legs, and at the moment that was more than enough. She rolled over and breathed a long sigh of relief as the pain started to subside from her tortured bones. Valley reached down to give them a nice rub while she scooted away from, ending up with her back on the ropes while she sat. Vulnerable, hurt, but still in the fight.

"You're pretty good, too. Especially with your break." Valley reached up and grabbed the top rope, trying to pull herself back up to her feet. It was slow going, pain all the way, but she could make it in a few seconds. Seconds she wouldn't likely get, but it was worth a shot. "Still not crazy about the cat gimmick, though. Being honest."

"Heh, fair enough. Gets dull to say after a bit, but the people like it, so its worth it-Nya!"


Teddy replied, pushing herself up to her feet, her neck starting to feel stiff. Win or lose, she was going to be sore as hell tomorrow. Still, if she was going to be sore anyway, might as well be sore and victorious.

Still having strength in her legs, Teddy moved towards Valley, moving faster than the blonde and reaching her just as she got to her feet. Grabbing her by her arm, she pulled the older woman towards her and bent down, laying the Doll onto her shoulders and standing up, holding her onto her shoulders by her leg and neck. It was quite a display of power actually, to do so even after the hits she had taken, showing how much her strength had increased since her younger days.

"You're good, but its time to end this-Nya!"

She yelled, before throwing Valley Dolls body forward, off her shoulders, turning her own body, trying to forcefully throw Valley face and chest first onto the mat with a powerful F-5!

Valley was just about to say how doubtful she was that the fans liked Teddy's gimmick as much as she thought, when the latest most surprising thing of this match happened. She knew Teddy was going to follow up, obviously, but she did not expect to be hoisted up into a fireman's carry of all things. Valley was far from the heaviest woman in Friction, only a meager 138 pounds, but it was still quite a feat.

She was too worried to be impressed, though. There were many, many moves that could be done from this position, and they all had one thing in common: at this point in the match, any one of them would be enough to finish her off. She found out soon, as Teddy's body started to go into the telltale motions of the dreaded F5.

Valley had only half a second to do what she needed, and she made the most of her time. As Teddy began to swing, she wrapped her arm around the catgirl's pink-haired head and snapped on a tight front headlock. The Slamazon swung her aching legs around quick, yanked back, and slammed her opponent's head into the mat with a crisp tornado DDT, screaming all the way down.

The only warning Teddy got regarding Valley's sudden counter was the rushing feeling as the floor came up at her face, the top of her head being dropped onto the mat, pain exploding in her head upon impact.

She lay there, on on her front, her only movement being her body moving up and down as she breathed. As the crowd applauded Valleys counter, Haley in particular jumping around excitedly, Teddy continued to lay still, looking like she had been knocked out!

Teddy came down and Valley came down with her, flat on the mat with her arms and legs outstretched. The two wrestlers laid side by side, their chests rising and falling almost in sync. No movement, no matter how much the audience screeched and squealed for them to rise. The referee stood to the side and started to throw up her hands, building up the count.

"1...2...3...4-"

Valley pushed Teddy away from her, putting the relentless catgirl on her back. After a deep sigh, she opened her eyes and brought her legs up, as the crowd's cries reached a crescendo. She sprung in the air kip up, hair flying behind her as she soared to her feet in a single bound...

"Crap!"

...and immediately regretted it, when a sharp pain shot through her legs on touchdown. She managed to make it all the way to her feet, but she had to stumble over to the nearest corner and lean on it for support the moment after. Valley buried her face into the turnbuckle while she caught her breath and tried to block out the pain. Just a little more and she could be done. Just one more move.

Valley looked over her shoulder at her prone opponent, then out to the audience as their cheers to started to rise. They could see what she saw: Teddy was in the perfect position. The right distance, just close enough to hit. She pointed to the ceiling and screamed with all the sound her aching lungs could muster. "AIR RAID!"

"AIR RAID!" They all cried back.

It wasn't going to be an easy move, but Valley was determined to make it. She grabbed the ropes and started to ascend, wincing with every step. As soon as she was high enough, she'd jump off and hit Teddy with her finisher: the Full Moonsault!

While her everything was hurting, Teddy slowly got her wits back as Valley managed to get to her feet and chant to the crowd, her intentions to finish the match clear.

Teddy wouldn't, couldn't, let that happen. Valley Doll may have had more experience than her, a larger fan base, perhaps even more wrestling skill. But there was one thing Teddy had that Valley Doll didn't.

Kitties

She could feel them, the spirits of all her beloved kitties, living and dead, all mrowing and purring at her, sending her their love and support, demanding that she get up, get up and fight with everything she had left!

Teddy may have also had a mild concussion.

Regardless, the pink haired girl managed, somehow, to draw on whatever she had left in the tank and roll over, pushing herself up to her feet, legs shaking with exhaustion. She could see Valley still climbing the corner, her feet on the top rope. Desperate, Teddy leaped forward towards the ropes, grabbing and shaking the top rope, trying to make it throw The Doll off balance!

Alarm bells were firing off in Valley's head as she struggled up to the top, earning her on just how bad an idea this was. Her leg was functional, she could probably still pull off a regular Moonsault, but her double rotation might be too much for her body to bear. This wasn't a move that lent itself well to ‘might’. This was a move that could very well end her career, and while many of her moves had that threat behind them, this one carried the highest risk.

But as Valley made her way to the top and saw the crowd on their feet, cheering her on, aiming their cameras her way with smiles on their faces, the doubt just flew away. Ten thousand people were egging her on, millions around the world were watching. She couldn’t not do it. "In for a penny..."

Valley placed her feet on the top turnbuckle and did a Hail Mary, looked over her shoulder to gauge the distance, and…

And…

And where was her target? Valley looked around and spotted Teddy as she leaped towards the ropes. Just enough time to realize what was about to happen, but not enough to stop it.

"Nononono-" Valley tried to keep her balance on the shaking turnbuckle, but that was a losing effort - down she went, crotch first, right on the metal. It happened dozens of times in her career, and each time it sucked more than the last. She bit down hard to keep herself from screaming out and sat down on the pad. A low hiss leaked from her teeth as she tried to deal with the searing pain between her loins.

The entire crowd, Haley, the referee, and Teddy herself, all winced as Valley was crotched upon the turnbuckle. No matter how often it happened or was seen, it was never a fun sight.

Teddy stayed on the ropes, leaning against them for a good minute, panting heavily. She was exhausted, running on fumes, but still determined to win.

Slowly, using the ropes to keep steady, she moved towards the turnbuckle and climbed up, standing on the middle ropes as she hit Valley in the back with her forearm.

"Sorry about this...but I won't lose-nya!"

She said aloud, getting her head under Valley Dolls arm and pushing her into a more upward position, her other arm around Valley's waist as she started to lift her off the turnbuckle for what she was certain would be the final move of the match: The Back Suplex.

In her mind, in was perfect. She just needed to lift Valley a little, and then gravity would do the rest, dropping the blonde head and shoulder first onto the mat and taking her out of the fight!

Strung out on the top rope, with a hurting crotch and an opponent who was quite capable of taking advantage. If there was a worst position to be in, Valley had a hard time thinking about it off hand. It was a good thing that Teddy took her sweet time moving in for the kill, too. The Slamazon needed every second she could get.

Valley stayed on the turnbuckle, reeling from the pain, but she had some time to recoup and regroup. When she felt a deceptively powerful arm wrap around her stomach and saw the catgirl’s head pop out from under her arm, she took a deep breath. Valley knew what was coming, and she had a pretty good idea what to do about it. Granted, she'd never used this counter before, but this was turning out to be a day for surprises, anyway. Might as well roll with it.

Teddy pulled Valley off of the turnbuckle, going for a massive suplex . She couldn't stop her from starting the move, not at this point, but she didn't even try to. She wanted Teddy to pull back, because it helped the momentum for what would come next.

As they flew threw the air, Valley swung her legs up and added to the momentum, making Teddy fall faster and harder than she planned. Valley pulled her head out from the hold, grabbed the catgirl's head as they careened downwards with a three quarter headlock, and slammed her into the mat with a devastating and thunderous Sliced Bread, dropping her feline foE in the can with a blow that had their combined weight behind it.

While they rushed to meet the ground, Valley said a little prayer. This would either be awesome or it would suck in a big way.

It was all a blur, Teddy having no time to even register she was falling faster than she should have been when they landed, Valley's position and momentum switch causing Teddy Cat Hori to crash down first, the back of her head slammed into the mat with a hard Shiranui counter, stars exploding in the catgirls face before everything went black, her body going limp as she was knocked out!

Haley, had to resist covering her eyes during the final moments, let out a loud roar, thrusting her first into the air and yelling in celebratory fashion.

"Wooo! That's my doll! Finish it!"