Yasha Love v Park Jung Hye

"Ladies and gentlemen, the following match is scheduled for one fall! Entering first, from Seoul, South Korea, the newest member of Friction, Park Jung Hye!" The cheering penetrated the thin black curtains, all that stood between her and the aisle leading to the ring. Her heart was thundering so loud her head hurt, but Park also felt a wonderful sense of elation. Win or lose, she was determined to put on a good show for her debut match. She shoved the curtains and charged onto the stage, wearing a simple black shirt and shorts, the spotlights focusing on her and the crowd turning to size her up. A few whistles that she could hear reddened her face a bit.

She pretty much ran to the ring, sliding under the ropes and leaping to her feet, looking around. She waved to everyone and then did a bow, her theme song filling her ears, until it abruptly trailed off. Park fixed her gaze back where she had come from, waiting to spot her mystery opponent. Who would it be? Would the manager hook her up with an easy jobber or would she be the one jobbing for some big, musclebound, scarred titan of a woman?

The lights dimmed and the a soft electronic beat filled the arena. Some people wondered who would emerge but there was already quite a cheer. After a few seconds of distortion a loud "GO!" Was heard and fireworks ushered in Yasha Love, who ran down the ramp cheering and blowing kisses to the now loudly cheering crowd. She dove into the ring and flipped upward. She flashed a bright smile and grabbed a mic. "Hello my Lovelies!" She called out as she paced around the ring loudly blowing kisses in the Mic. "Are you ready to let your Love flow!?" After a loud cheer she winked at Park and flashed her a smile. Yasha then shouted in the Mic one last time. "Love shines..." She thrust the Mic into the air. The crowd shouted back. "Forever Heart!" She tossed the Mic and sauntered to her corner. She stretched in sultry poses. "Bring everything you got into the ring and let justice flow from your heart!" She said giving Park a thumbs up.

Well, she had to admit, this was a bit unexpected. Park looked more than a bit bemused as her opponent fired up the crowd, mind instantly going to knock-off animes she'd watched as a kid with the giant robots and explosions and stuff. Still, at least she wasn't a bad guy from those shows.

With a grin, she returned the thumbs-up and said, "I'm glad they got someone interesting for my first match. Good luck." The ref checked her for foreign objects, but Park noticed that the official just gave Yasha a once-over and declared her clean. 'Yeah, totally trustworthy,' She thought flatly to herself.

The bell rang and she decided to spring forward, wasting no time and hoping to grab Yasha and irish whip her into the ropes to set her up for something. Maybe she could end this match in a flash and dazzle the audience.

Yasha was intent on starting off the match with a bang as well as th bell rang. She dashed forward as well Seeing Park charge at her, she saw that Park going for the whip. She let herself be whipped and bounced off the ropes and charged back towards Park. She then did a hand stand into a drop kick.

Park had just been planning on clotheslining the other girl or something of that nature, and by the time she saw Yasha handstand, she couldn't react quickly enough and caught boot, flying onto her rear on the mat with an 'oof' as the wind left her. Her head bounced against the canvas and sent pain through her, but it wasn't debilitating and, feeling her cheeks heat up, she rocked her body, trying to move into her own headstand and kickflip, aiming in the general direction she thought Yasha might be and hoping her own boot would hit. Either way she'd still end up back on her backside after the move.

She clearly wasn't thinking at 100 percent, showing her inexperience in wrestling generally and in this sort of highly public competition in particular.

Yasha fell onto her butt and rolled backwards springig up to her feet once she connected. She watched Park flail around and grinned. She was some distance from Park so the flailing didn't to much, but she decided to try andother flashy maneuver, as was her forte. Shebounced off the ropes and ran towards Park and leapt into the air to try and land her gboots on Park's stomach.

Park was too busy plotting her own heroic recovery and thus wasn't able to dodge, getting Yasha's full weight focused into two very hard boot-sized areas on her stomach. She deflated explosively like a balloon, eyes closing in pain as she felt like her waist was going to be crushed.

She reacted to the pain, moving around in a way that just might make Yasha lose her balance, although many in the crowd doubted that it was either intentional or that she could take advantage after being smashed.

Yasha wasn't looking to stick around and leapt off with Park's movements and leaned against the ropes. She waved to the crowd and looked back at Park. She decided that she needed to kick it up a notch and really get things going. She marched over to the closest corner and leapt up to the second rope. She then raised her fist up high and turned around. She would then attempt a flying elbow onto Park.

She wasn't quite hurt enough to lie there long enough, seeing the attack coming and waiting until Yasha was committed before rolling away, hopefully getting herself clear of the flying elbow.

Assuming she did manage to evade, she decided to do something so daring it bordered on idiotic; mount the turnbuckle herself, as quick as possible, and go for a simple full-body splash. Hopefully falling and then being fallen upon would leave Yasha in worse shape than her Korean foe.

Either way, the crowd was loving the high-flying moves, cheering and waving various signs making lame puns about flying or, annoyingly enough, some campy Forever Heart posters.

Yasha whiffed and slammed into the mat and let out a grunt. Dazed, she allowed Park to get to the ropes. She wasn't so hurt that she would take the hit though. Being on her stomach, she couldn't counter only evade. She rolled out of the way and got to her hands and knees. She would look at Park and smile. "Hey, That's pretty good. The crowds really loving it." She encouraged as she raised a thumbs up high in the air.