Post by Lookout! Boxing on May 25, 2018 23:20:38 GMT -6
Emma Watson versus Ashley Tisdale
Emma:
(27, 5’6, 15:19 FCBA, VIXENs)
Ashley:
(32, 5’3, 19:22 FCBA, Queens of the Mic)
BEFORE:
“People have been saying I’m on a downturn slope. That I’ve already had my run and that I’m past my prime. Well, they’re wrong.” Emma Watson stating confidently about her future prospects from the get-go.
In particular, the Brit pushing back against comments that she’s yet to find any luck in her fifth stable to date. Now, she’s on a warpath to prove the naysayers wrong, coming out from behind the curtains dressed in white sports bra and black trunks, with a short wave to her fans and a smile on her face.
Her opponent tonight nobody to sneeze at either, Ashley Tisdale being the one who came out on top in their last encounter, routing the English girl at the end of ten rounds.
“Emma’s the same today as she was when we fought all those years ago. She’s weak, with a soft underbelly, just like last time, which I’ll be sure to exploit again.”
Face-off at the podium one for the record books with two beauties turning their nostrils up towards each other, daring the other to back down. Other than the verbal exchange, nothing else transpires, and both ladies are led to the ring to the cheers of respective fans in corners. Here we go with ten rounds of Flyweight action!
ROUND 1:
Ashley gets right into the rhythm, making Emma work in the first round with hounding long shots at her head intending to throw her off her game. Indeed, it’s similar tactics from the last time these two fought, with Tisdale’s aggression proving the decisive factor in the unanimous decision previously. The blonde knows this, smiling each time she flicks a couple of long jabs at Emma’s head, only to have her flinch visibly and leap back in apparent fear. None of that’s going to win you the match, Emma darling. Emma being goaded on by her own corner mid-round, but it’s not enough of a comeback to convince the judges. She starts fighting back with more energy by weaving expertly around Ashley’s punches, fast as they already are, before slamming a shot or two into the nostrils, drawing a high-pitched squeal, but the judges still award the early aggressor, giving Tisdale the same tale so far.
ROUND 2:
What's this - Emma actually wading forward, stepping in to meet Ashley, and the girls TRADE leather to flawless faces right in the center of the ring! No one's more surprised by this move than Tisdale herself, half-shocked with half-pleasure as she dishes out a hook that slams hard into Emma’s cheek, before her own head rotated painfully with a SWISH to the side. No one ELSE is complaining of course, not with the level of action taken up a notch from eager parties willing to hurt each other. After a third such blow lands hard into her cheek, however, Ashley decides that she’s had enough of this charade, growls and begins to aim for that early knockout blow: uppercut sent careening into Watson’s chin, but before she can execute, a fist is buried into the middle of her tummy! Emma going south to disrupt the flow of events with an uppercut of her own chugged into the midsection, and Ashley with no choice but to clinch up. The girls forced to wrestle each other down the ropes with the remaining time, with Emma taking the round right back with that aggressive tone of her own - it’s surprisingly effectively but we’re still doubtful as to how long she can keep up the pace.
ROUND 3:
We certainly hope that the Brit knows what she’s doing, because there she goes again, charging out of her corner and heading straight for Ashley! Yet, Ashley couldn't be more delighted as she meets her head on with a welcome right hand straight down the middle. Emma absorbing the blow with perceived difficulty - it certainly stops her momentum in its tracks and gives Ashley even more confidence to keep swinging. Dangerous swipes now as she lunges forward at Emma’s head, like a big cat pounding and looking for an easy knockdown. But Watson weaving her upper torso back in apparent bait-and-switch move, waiting for Tisdale to rotate her hips clean to the other side before BLASTING her in the face with a counter-hook clean! UGHH. Ashley staggered and stunned, doesn’t know what hit her until ANOTHER left hand comes screaming in from the other direction, this time sending her careening OFF her feet with a THUD into the ground! It’s a KNOCKDOWN in minute two of the third!!
3...4… Emma with modest British pride as always, immediately returning to her corner where she’s congratulated by Co-Head Trainer Corey Saucier on a job well done so far, but she simply acknowledges him with a curt nod.
5...6.. Poor Ashley, more shock on her face that betrays her pain and humiliation. She’s scooting over to corner but stumbling every step of the way, those knees still shaking as she attempts to recover.
7...8...9… Her body trembling, resisting her wilful attempts to continue this fight. Ashley makes it off one knee but both the strength in her arms and legs fail her when she needs them both. 10!! IT’S OVER!
Official Decision: Emma Watson defeats Ashley Tisdale via KO3!
AFTER:
Ashley bellows out a “NO!!” out of desperation and desolation, sinking back down to her knees and leaning chest-first into the ropes. It looks like all that time away from the ring has proven to be her downfall tonight.
Emma finally letting loose her emotions by comparison, throws her hands up high in the air as she turns to embrace her corner’s efforts. The two ladies don’t feel the need to acknowledge each other subsequently, and we have a feeling that neither would have had anything pleasant to say anyways.
“I did it! I bloody well did it. Tisdale wanted to act all tough and lady-like, but I was the wiser this time. I saw through it all and beat her at her own game,” Watson confidently telling reporters later on. “I feel good about my future in this stable that’s hopefully my last.”
Ashley still defiant, glaring daggers from across the ring through Emma’s victory lap, but other than the follow words, she doesn’t make any moves to confront the Brit head-on: “She got lucky this time round. There’s no other explanation for it. Don’t forget, Twatson, that we’re now one-all. You haven’t beaten me just yet.”
Emma:
(27, 5’6, 15:19 FCBA, VIXENs)
Ashley:
(32, 5’3, 19:22 FCBA, Queens of the Mic)
“People have been saying I’m on a downturn slope. That I’ve already had my run and that I’m past my prime. Well, they’re wrong.” Emma Watson stating confidently about her future prospects from the get-go.
In particular, the Brit pushing back against comments that she’s yet to find any luck in her fifth stable to date. Now, she’s on a warpath to prove the naysayers wrong, coming out from behind the curtains dressed in white sports bra and black trunks, with a short wave to her fans and a smile on her face.
Her opponent tonight nobody to sneeze at either, Ashley Tisdale being the one who came out on top in their last encounter, routing the English girl at the end of ten rounds.
“Emma’s the same today as she was when we fought all those years ago. She’s weak, with a soft underbelly, just like last time, which I’ll be sure to exploit again.”
Face-off at the podium one for the record books with two beauties turning their nostrils up towards each other, daring the other to back down. Other than the verbal exchange, nothing else transpires, and both ladies are led to the ring to the cheers of respective fans in corners. Here we go with ten rounds of Flyweight action!
ROUND 1:
Ashley gets right into the rhythm, making Emma work in the first round with hounding long shots at her head intending to throw her off her game. Indeed, it’s similar tactics from the last time these two fought, with Tisdale’s aggression proving the decisive factor in the unanimous decision previously. The blonde knows this, smiling each time she flicks a couple of long jabs at Emma’s head, only to have her flinch visibly and leap back in apparent fear. None of that’s going to win you the match, Emma darling. Emma being goaded on by her own corner mid-round, but it’s not enough of a comeback to convince the judges. She starts fighting back with more energy by weaving expertly around Ashley’s punches, fast as they already are, before slamming a shot or two into the nostrils, drawing a high-pitched squeal, but the judges still award the early aggressor, giving Tisdale the same tale so far.
ROUND 2:
What's this - Emma actually wading forward, stepping in to meet Ashley, and the girls TRADE leather to flawless faces right in the center of the ring! No one's more surprised by this move than Tisdale herself, half-shocked with half-pleasure as she dishes out a hook that slams hard into Emma’s cheek, before her own head rotated painfully with a SWISH to the side. No one ELSE is complaining of course, not with the level of action taken up a notch from eager parties willing to hurt each other. After a third such blow lands hard into her cheek, however, Ashley decides that she’s had enough of this charade, growls and begins to aim for that early knockout blow: uppercut sent careening into Watson’s chin, but before she can execute, a fist is buried into the middle of her tummy! Emma going south to disrupt the flow of events with an uppercut of her own chugged into the midsection, and Ashley with no choice but to clinch up. The girls forced to wrestle each other down the ropes with the remaining time, with Emma taking the round right back with that aggressive tone of her own - it’s surprisingly effectively but we’re still doubtful as to how long she can keep up the pace.
ROUND 3:
We certainly hope that the Brit knows what she’s doing, because there she goes again, charging out of her corner and heading straight for Ashley! Yet, Ashley couldn't be more delighted as she meets her head on with a welcome right hand straight down the middle. Emma absorbing the blow with perceived difficulty - it certainly stops her momentum in its tracks and gives Ashley even more confidence to keep swinging. Dangerous swipes now as she lunges forward at Emma’s head, like a big cat pounding and looking for an easy knockdown. But Watson weaving her upper torso back in apparent bait-and-switch move, waiting for Tisdale to rotate her hips clean to the other side before BLASTING her in the face with a counter-hook clean! UGHH. Ashley staggered and stunned, doesn’t know what hit her until ANOTHER left hand comes screaming in from the other direction, this time sending her careening OFF her feet with a THUD into the ground! It’s a KNOCKDOWN in minute two of the third!!
3...4… Emma with modest British pride as always, immediately returning to her corner where she’s congratulated by Co-Head Trainer Corey Saucier on a job well done so far, but she simply acknowledges him with a curt nod.
5...6.. Poor Ashley, more shock on her face that betrays her pain and humiliation. She’s scooting over to corner but stumbling every step of the way, those knees still shaking as she attempts to recover.
7...8...9… Her body trembling, resisting her wilful attempts to continue this fight. Ashley makes it off one knee but both the strength in her arms and legs fail her when she needs them both. 10!! IT’S OVER!
Official Decision: Emma Watson defeats Ashley Tisdale via KO3!
AFTER:
Ashley bellows out a “NO!!” out of desperation and desolation, sinking back down to her knees and leaning chest-first into the ropes. It looks like all that time away from the ring has proven to be her downfall tonight.
Emma finally letting loose her emotions by comparison, throws her hands up high in the air as she turns to embrace her corner’s efforts. The two ladies don’t feel the need to acknowledge each other subsequently, and we have a feeling that neither would have had anything pleasant to say anyways.
“I did it! I bloody well did it. Tisdale wanted to act all tough and lady-like, but I was the wiser this time. I saw through it all and beat her at her own game,” Watson confidently telling reporters later on. “I feel good about my future in this stable that’s hopefully my last.”
Ashley still defiant, glaring daggers from across the ring through Emma’s victory lap, but other than the follow words, she doesn’t make any moves to confront the Brit head-on: “She got lucky this time round. There’s no other explanation for it. Don’t forget, Twatson, that we’re now one-all. You haven’t beaten me just yet.”