Lightning Tournament: Round 1: Akiha Kosha Vs. Neske Alapo

So far everything was going according to plan as Akiha managed to get Neske seated on the top of the turnbuckle.  She would then try to give a quick elbow to Neske's head to keep her dazed before placing the Dutch wrestler legs behind the ropes.  If that went well then Akiha would get back and make her way to another turnbuckle, putting a good amount of distance between herself and her opponent.  Then the Japanese wrestler charged forward and as she got close to Neske, she would jump on the middle rope before jumping off it and attempt to hit her opponent with a drop kick in hopes of sending her out of the ring from the top of the turnbuckle to get her to land on the ground and thus performing her critical finisher, Plummet.  The attack was something that would get the audience out of their seats and gasp at seeing such a brutal move performed.

A sharp elbow to the top of Neske's head forced out one last dizzy grunt as she sat dazed by the attack. While Akiha backed off, Neske's view of the stadium lie obscured by blood, sweat, and pain. She dizzily gazed around at the roaring fans, their forms blurring into a single boisterous mass, before she turned her attention back to Akiha, just before impact. A pair of boots darted out like rockets and collided with her tender belly, sending a final shockwave of pain through her sensitive abdomen as she coughed up a mouth-full of blood over her opponent's pristine outfit. The impact sent her sprawling back off the turnbuckle, and onto the metal steps below, her limp form covered in scrapes and bruises as she tumbled down each step. The crowd roared in sheer excitement, while the referee began her count to ten, but Neske wasn't present for any of it. Her bleeding, twitching body lie unconscious on the floor outside the ring, the world fading to black around her slowly.

The crowd could not believe what they had just seen when they saw Akiha debuted her newest finisher,  Plummet.  They were now out of their seats, gasping at what they had just seen before giving cheers for Akiha.  The Japanese wrestler took a moment to look at Neske as the referee started to count her out.  She had forgotten about that the metal stairs and would make a note about that, as it could be something to avoid to use.  The referee would eventually reach ten count and Akiha would be declared the winner as the referee raised her hand and the audience cheered for her.  She would then climb the turnbuckle and raise a fist for the crowd before jumping off and then sliding out of the ring to make her exist.  She had won the first round of this tournament and would now be moving on.