FNL (fight night live) boxing from Montreal

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(Written by Girls Friday/Results by Lookout!)

(Girls Friday vs Downunder Boxing)

Intro:
The opening bout in Montreal, Canada, sees Namibian model Behati Prinsloo fight Australian actress Abbie Cornish in the Bells Centre.
Behati comes into this fight with a loss to Hannah Ferguson over a month ago to dent her career, she was unbeaten after her debut, but the 27 year old is now 1 and 1 in her career, with 1 knockout to her name.
Abbie comes in on a loss to Michelle Ryan on the beach last August, it set the 34 year olds record at 5 wins and 14 losses, she has 4 knockouts to her name and was the now defunct AWUBA lightweight champion.
The girls meet at the press conference for this event and stare hard into each others eyes, neither is shy to start fighting now, but they can wait till fighting time.
Ushered to individual tables with their stable logo printed on a banner in front of the table, Behati has Melanie Sykes next to her and Elle MacPherson is next to Abbie Cornish, it's only a few weeks ago that the managers fought each other in their retirements bout and are good friends, so this is awkward for the two of them.
Behati speaks first "I've been asked how it felt to lose to Hannah Ferguson and the way she treated me, well it hurt but I've been treated like dirt since I got into the FCBA from certain parties, so keep the insults and the fists flying because I'm coming for heads"
Even Melanie has a surprised look on her face at how fired up Behati is, the Namibian fighter continues "Michelle told me how good Abbie is, so I know I am in for a test but that's what I signed up for, sorry Abbie; but your head looks to be the first I need to take to put the doubters back into the jack in the box"
Abbie quickly replies "don't worry, I'm coming for your head as well, so it's good to know that we know where we stand"
Cornish states "I know where she's coming from, but I'm not playing nice for the hell of it, I have to push on with my career and a win here does that for me"
The girls are led for final photos, forehead to forehead they go, as each girl tells the other what they are going to do to them in a very intense face off.
Melanie and Elle get between their girls and drag them off stage as the journalists watching are betting that the friends next conversation will be an interesting one after this fight.
Fight night is here, Behati is out first, Lauren Berlingeri and Eva Carneiro are as usual with her to be here coach and cut woman respectfully.
Behati walks down to the ring in a baby blue coloured sports bra, shorts with a white GF badge on the left leg, matching gloves and shoes finish her look.
She enters the ring to a good sized cheer, cameras catch the Victoria Secret girls, some her stablemates, others are from other stables or free agents, as they cheer her on and she blows kisses to them from her corner.
Abbie now comes out, she has Elle MacPherson and Nikki Visser by her side as her ringside staff for this fight as she quickly walks towards the ring.
She's wearing a violet sports bra, shorts, gloves and shoes, her blonde hair is tied into a fighting ponytail to complete the look.
Entering the ring, she bounces on her toes and waves to the crowd, loving the noise of the crowd cheering for her.
Asked to come to the ring centre, both girls stare hard into the others eyes, trying to psyche each other out but just seeing an equal hard look back.
Asked to touch gloves, the girls do but neither looks excited to do so, the glares continue as they head to their corners and the referee signals for the bell to begin 10 rounds of welterweight boxing.

Round 1:
Off we go, both girls trading sharp jabs early, Behati using her height advantage well in the early going, jabbing over the guard of Abbie to make her mark.
Abbie though quickly piles on the pressure, not wanting to be pushed around, she presses forward and lands some stinging body shots to open up Prinsloo.
The girls start trading in earnest, but Abbie shuts down Behati with a overhand right to knock the younger fighter back a step.
Abbie sends a barrage of punches towards the head of Behati, who gets her gloves up just in time to parry most of the blows, some still land through the guard.
Finding her rhythm, Behati fires back with a good combo, jab, Straight and a left hook to knock her Aussie opponent back a step now as the fight heats up.
Abbie gets back in tight and works the body, as Behati struggles in tight, not used to fighting a smaller opponent in a position like this, her punches having much power as she doesn't pull them back far enough, more short punches to try and get Abbie back off her.
Fighting around the ring, Behati uses her long legs to step back now and lands a hard straight punch to snap Abbie's head back.
Then she cracks her to the body with a right hook to cause her opponent to groan and retreat for a moment, that is till Abbie sees an opening as Behati comes forward.
Abbie uses a nice turn of speed to get back in tight and the Namibian fighter looks ready to scream in frustration at being pegged back again.
This time late in the round, she uses her left arm to shove Abbie back, before landing a nice right hook through to the chin of her opponent, knocking her head to the side.
As she presses forward herself behind a stiff jab, the bell rings before Behati can really make a mark at the end and instead she has to just head back to her corner and get her beautiful face cleaned up.
Abbie smiles as she heads back to her corner, water being thrown into her face to keep her feeling fresh but no worries yet after a good first round.
Round 2:
Behati comes out quicker this round, spiking her jab to the forehead of Abbie to force her back and stepping around her to keep out of her fists in the early going.
Abbie manages to press forward to land two overhand shots to disrupt the attack of the Namibian fighter, forcing the two to slug it out once again.
That is till Abbie gets nudged back, with a left shoulder from Behati, who adds a right hook over the top to knock the Aussie back a step.
Then Abbie eats a barrage of punches over the top and she's knocked towards the ropes, till she forces a clinch with her back on the ropes.
The referee separates the girls and Behati lands at long range again to the delight of her fans, with the Downunder camp looking worried.
But Abbie lunges forward and lands a good left to the body of Behati, getting herself to the inside, the girls are throwing in tight as Abbie looks in the mood to try and hurt Behati.
Behati tries to shove Abbie away again, but Abbie won't take no for an answer and keeps coming for the rookie, who looks confused what to do under this assault.
Leading to Behati being pressed to the ropes and the girls lighting each other up with some wild shots swinging from both.
But Behati manages to land a good three punch combo up top to get off the ropes and press Abbie backwards now.
Till Abbie can get her feet under her again and the two square up to trade in the centre of the ring for the last twenty seconds of the round till the bell rings.
Both girls stand and stare at each other till the referee orders the two loudly to return to their corners, forcing them to disengage their staredown and do as told.
Each girl is starting to get marked up, as sweat glistens on their bodies, making them look like two blonde goddesses.
Round 3:
Out come both girls quickly, knowing what the other packs now in terms of offense, they square up near the ring centre, Behati using her range again to pump her fists forward to the face and guard of Abbie.
The smaller blonde manages to land some good shots to the ribs of Behati, then she lands a hard right over the top to turn the head of her opponent.
Now Abbie is forcing her back under a flurry of punches, forcing Behati to try and fight on the back foot, which is not where she wants to be.
Behati is being knocked around the ring till she lands a hard straight to force Abbie back and gives her a second to breath.
Now Behati is back on top, back and forth goes the momentum of the round, neither girl can really make a lasting impression to the other just yet.
The girls pound away at each other, Abbie starting to use her experience by pressing Behati towards the corners, hoping to trap her and if not for the long legs of Prinsloo, allow her to move out of the way.
The crowd are on tenderhooks, waiting to see who takes advantage of the other, for Behati fans, it appears it's going to be Abbie as she presses her head down and lands a four punch combo to the body.
Behati is grimacing as she tries to knock Abbie away with her shots, but she's being crowded by her opponent, the Aussie is grinding away at the African.
The bell rings with Behati pressed towards a corner, her eyes half shut as Abbie stands dominantly over her trying to get into her head.
But Behati shoves herself out of the crowd and both girls going head to head, the referee having to get between the girls and force them back to their corners.
Both girls stare across the ring at each other as they want to get up and at each other, the coaches are cleaning the girls up.
It's Behati whose starting to show the effects of this fight, her body is reddening up and her cheeks are swelling, Abbie has some around her cheeks but by keeping in tight, she's stopped Behati hitting her as hard as she can.
Round 4:
Again Abbie gets in tight quickly, pressuring Behati around the ring as the two hammer each other, but the taller blonde is taking the worse of the it at the moment.
Behati tries to shove Abbie away, but leaves herself open for an over hand right that makes her stumble and the crowd watch intently as Cornish presses forward.
Prinsloo is covering up as Abbie lashes her fists around the guard to the body of Behati, as Abbie's fans cheer her on.
The referee is even starting to edge closer, while Abbie just keeps working her fists forward to try and force the stoppage now.
But Behati seems to wake up, evidently hearing her corner shout for her to do something before it is too late, she starts firing back counter shots over the top and manages to press Abbie back.
Abbie tries to get her advantage back, but Behati is seeing red and the two women are going head to head, lashing out shots around guards to cause groans to escape both fighters lips.
Abbie opens herself up to try another overhand shot, this time to the temple, but Behati rifles a straight into her chin to snap her head back, then a right hook wobbles the Aussie, getting the crowd on their feet.
The near dominant Abbie, is now being beaten to the ropes late in the round and she is looking shook up as Behati thunders several shots to the body of Cornish, till the bell rings to end the round.
Behati shoving Abbie and telling her "this is my ring!" As she uncharacteristically loses her control of her emotions and struts back to her corner.
While Abbie winces, rubbing her left side and scowling into the back of Behati, till she finds the strength to head back to her corner, shaking her head to her coach as she can't believe the resilience of this girl.
Round 5:
It's clear that Abbie was hurt that last round as she isn't engaging as quickly as she did before, allowing Behati to work at range, sending pinpoint jabs to the face and body of her opponent.
Abbie is trying to cover up, but she can't stop the fists of Behati smacking her, causing her skin to redden to with shot.
Cornish manages to land a good straight punch to the nose of Behati, that doesn't stop the rampaging Prinsloo though, instead she lands a good right and left to the sides of Abbie's body to cause her to gasp.
Then Behati pounds the guard of Abbie, pressing her onto the ropes to the delight of her fans, her name is being chanted through the arena and it seems to drive her on further.
Punishing Abbie to the body, the referee is getting closer again, till Abbie can clinch up to stop the onslaught she is under.
The besieged Aussies eyes are shut as Behati presses her against the ropes to add to her discomfort, as she tries to shove her way free.
After being separated by the ref, a hard straight from Behati to the nose of Abbie, sends Cornish back several steps.
Blood is coming from the nose of Abbie, trickling from her nostrils and she looks even more desperate to get out of the round as she retreats, covering up her face.
But with not long left in the round, she's shoved to the ropes and is pounded to the body with ripping punches coming from each side.
Abbie's legs are starting to give way and the bell saves her going down, but she's slumped into the ropes and needs her coach to help her back to her corner.
Behati shows no remorse, just heading back to her corner with no thoughts on the well being of Abbie, just wanting to score the knockout soon.
Abbie is asked by her coach if she wants to stop the fight, but the stubborn fighter won't admit defeat and begs her coach to let her continue, even the referee warns her to make a fight of it or he'll step in and end it himself.
Round 6:
After that beating in the last round, the crowd and pundits alike wonder how smart it is for Abbie to step back out of her corner.
But she does try to make a fight of it, landing to the body of Behati with a good right and the two trade some hard shots.
It's clear that Abbie hasn't the strength to hurt Behati though and as she takes a right hand onto her temple, her knees start to buckle and a follow up right to the chin turns her head and downs goes Abbie!
Her eyes almost roll into the back of her head as she lays on her back, Behati just staring down at her hard, before the referee orders her to a neutral corner.
The referee begins his count but it's clear that Abbie isn't really awake, as they say "the lights are on, but nobody is home" and at 5 with no real attempts on Abbie's part to get up, he waves the fight off, saying "she's knocked out"

Winner: Behati Prinsloo KO Round 6

After:
Behati almost tears up as she removes the stink of defeat from her mind and raises her fists up to sky to celebrate.
The ringside doctor rushes in to check on Abbie, putting smelling salts under her nose, it takes a minute to wake her up as she blinks.
Finally being helped to sit up, it finally hits Abbie as she punches the canvas with her right fist and whispers "damn it" as her wait for another win continues.
Behati seems interested in adding to the bad feeling between the two by strutting around her fallen opponent, pumping her fist to an adoring crowd.
Abbie glares hard at Behati and to make matters worse, she hasn't the strength to leave the ring under her own power and her coach has to help her up and out the ring.
While Behati gets her hand raised to a loud cheer, while Lauren and Eva clap her, before hugging her to show how pound they are of her.
After Behati leaves the ring, she hugs some of the crowd in the front row, to the delight of the male members who stare at this tall blonde goddess standing so close to them.
Smiling, she winks at them, before strutting up the ramp with her pert behind catching peoples attention, till she enters the backstage area with her coaching team.
An interviewer stops her to ask about the fight, "Abbie came hard at you, did you worry that she was going to win at any point? He asks as Behati grins at him.
"Well she did come in like a house on fire against me, but I blew that flame out before it could burn me" replies Prinsloo as she puts her lips and pretends to blow.
The interviewer looks flustered looking at her, but finds his focus to ask "but do you respect Abbie or is she not going to be getting any Christmas cards this year off you?"
Laughing, Behati answers "I respect her, but I don't know if we can really be in the same room together after tonight, lots of left over feelings I guess is where I'm coming from, so probably no to the Christmas cards"
Nodding, the interviewer asks one last simple question, "what does the future look like for you?"
Behati answers right away "well to catch up to my stablemates, Michelle and Hilary are so far ahead of me as fighters, but we all help each other out, likewise the girls who fight for us in the BBU's welterweight division"
She finishes by saying "I'm viewed as the baby of the stable, but after this year, I plan on showing I'm equal to my friends and the top fighters in this division, no natter how many times I get knocked down or called not good enough!"
Calming down as her temper started to rise thinking of her critics, she shakes the hand of the interviewer and walks off to the locker room to celebrate with her coaches and her boss Melanie Sykes.

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(Written by Girls Friday/Results by Lookout!)

(Free Agent vs Free Agent)

Intro:
The next fight in Montreal's Bell Centre is the long awaited grudge match between Cara Delevingne as she takes on fellow model Bella Hadid.
What a year both girls had last year, Cara got a part in the Suicide squad movie, classing it as her biggest break in acting.
While Bella walked all the top fashion shows and was constantly in newspaper's at least once a week as people follow the exploits of her and her sis Gigi.
In the ring though, it's not been the best of stories, both were in one of the first ever New Blood tournaments and while Cara made it to the finals, it was Kendall Jenner who'd take the crown and glory.
Cara has stewed on that defeat reportedly, while Bella has got herself into scrapes of her own, namely her and Suki Waterhouse fought over ruined dresses, that only got ruined because the two had been supporting their friend in the New Blood final and both had worn the same dress, leading to an unsightly catfight.
In the subsequent boxing bout, Bella had won but Cara would defend her friend by tackling Bella down and ripping her bikini top to the delight of the crowd, that led to this grudge fight.
Records wise, Cara has 1 win in 3 fights, that one win coming by knockout, while Bella has 2 wins in 5 fights, also both by knockout.
The press conference didn't take place, instead the two girls who were supposed to just stand and stare for photos before talking about the fight, decided to start early.
A slap from Cara started the brawl, both girls quickly latched onto the others hair and grappled towards the tables, where they both ended up laying on, ripping at dresses and getting legs tangled up.
Security took several minutes to pry the two apart, as they were finally apart, they still found time to spit insults and Cara stuck her middle finger up to Bella, as the two messy looking girls were dragged off stage.
Fight night, out comes Cara first, no Suki Waterhouse tonight, the news going around the arena seems to be that the FCBA committee has barred both Suki and Kendall Jenner from their friends corner, even from being in the arena.
Cara walks down to the ring wearing a silver stain robe, as her coach walks behind her, she doesn't exactly look in a good mood with good reason.
Before climbing into the ring, she gets her robe taken off by her coach to reveal a grey sports top with matching shorts and shoes, while she has a metallic silver coloured set of gloves to finish her look.
Entering the ring to a few wolfwhistles and loud cheers, Cara nods to the crowd but focuses on her corner as she shadowboxes while waiting for Bella.
After a moment, Bella comes out with her coach by her side, she lightly pats his bum and winks to the crowd, she looks excited to be in Canada as she struts towards the ring.
She has an orange robe on and when it's took off outside the ring, she's wearing an orange sports bra, a orange set of trunks with white stripes up the sides and has orange gloves and shoes to finish her look.
Jogging up the steps, security is in the ring as the organisers don't trust either girl to hold back from fighting it out before the bell.
Each girls given a chance to warm up as they purposely tell their coach loudly how they are going to kick the bytches ass across the ring from themselves.
The referee waves everyone bar the fighters from the ring, both girls pace in their corners like two caged animals, once everything is clear, the bell is rung to start 10 rounds of lightweight action.

Round 1:
"Ding" the girls fly out of their corners, meeting in the ring centre and throwing wild swinging shots at each other, rarely connecting as they move out the way of the shots.
Cara seems to calm down enough to see that she needs to think through her shots, which starts with her parrying shots and moving her head on her lithe body.
Then she digs to the body of Bella with a good straight shot to make the Hadid sister gasp, before landing a good right cross up top to wake her rival up from her wild swinging shots.
But Bella is behind the 8 ball from the start of this round and Cara lands the cleaner punches through the guard of the slightly taller girl to pop her head backwards.
Bella manages to land a good two punch combo up top, but gets caught with a punch to her body to stop that comeback.
Cara continues to press forward with a jab working the nose of Bella, then landing the harder shots where she sees space to attack.
Bella fires hard as the last 10 seconds are rung out and both girls throw hard shots at each other in a slugfest till the bell finally rings.
The girls get a loud roar from the crowd as they go nose to nose, insults being exchanged with unladylike words being thrown.
The ref pulls the girls apart and points for them to return to their corners, which begrudgingly they do, but not without staring at each other on the way back.
Round 2:
The girls come out hard again, this time on a much more even keel as the girls trade jabs, then slug it out to the others bodies, while they go forehead to forehead.
Cara steps back as she shows the boxing brain that got her to the New Blood final against Kendall last year, she then lands two shots to the ribs of Bella to cause her to yelp out in pain.
Again Cara presses Bella back towards the ropes with a barrage of punches, evidently she thinks she has Bella overawed.
But Bella does well to cover up and then as she nears the ropes, she fires back with some hard shots up top and now Cara retreats back several steps.
Both girls reset themselves, circling for a quick moment as they work things out in their head, then start to come back forward.
Bella lands a good jab through the guard of Cara, but as she goes for a left hook, Delevigne beats her to the punch with a straight to her nose, followed by a left to the body.
Forcing Bella back a few steps, Cara is looking at ease, her posture relaxed as she throws punches without much effort it seems, but they are hard hitting.
While Bella is looking tight, she's not throwing punches with much regularity, it is costing her badly this round as the pundits at ringside all agree that she needs to get out of this slump and take it to Cara soon.
Late in the round, Cara comes in with her head dipped slightly, looking to load up on her punches, but she takes a right hook near her temple and she wobbles slightly.
Bella sees it and throws a barrage of punches to work Cara onto the ropes, the crowd scream in surprise, not believing what they are seeing after Cara looked so dominant.
The bell rings before Bella can make a real lasting impression on Cara, but she looks more relaxed now that she connected with a somewhat lucky punch.
As the girls return to their corners, both are starting to redden up slightly, it's Bella who still looks slightly lost as her coach speaks to her, evidently she is missing Kendall and her sister Gigi being next to her.
While Cara looks pissed at herself, she had Bella in a downward spiral, she has let the genie out the bottle so to speak, thinking to herself though "I can still wipe the floor with this bytch, just going to be slightly longer"
Round 3:
Bella comes out quicker this round, looking like she is relaxed enough to do her thing, throwing a stiff jab to knock Cara's head back.
The older Cara, looks stunned that Bella is able to find something after beating her up so easily before, the girls trade in tight to a cheer from the crowd, both being urged to hurt her rival, clearly judging by their faces, they don't need the advice.
Bella lands a good right cross to the cheek of Cara, knocking sweat off her face into the air and presses her back under a barrage of punches.
Cara just about blocking most of the shots, the ones that get through though knock her head back and she grimaces as she takes a hook to the body.
The American fighter has her English counterpart on the ropes and the fiery exchange between the two sees sweat being knocked off both girls bodies and heads as neither holds back.
Cara ends up clinching up, the girls swearing at each other into the others ears, both trying to power the other back as their pride won't let them admit that their fellow rival model is seemingly as strong as they are.
The girls are pulled apart, Cara pounces the quicker on the draw you could say, landing a straight to start a three punch combo up top.
Bella shakes her head to say that didn't hurt and waves Cara to bring it, needing no invitation, the girls beat each other to the body.
Then they almost stumble together and clinch up together once more this round, the girls dig away to the others kidneys, forcing the ref to get in quickly and almost wrestle them apart.
Late in the round, both girls snap the others head back as they slug it out and Bella gets the worse of it as her lips start bleeding from a left cross.
The bell rings and Bella looks like she wants to continue, Cara just smirks as the referee holds the American back, then forces them to their corners to get cleaned up.
Round 4:
The girls come out slightly slower, learning it seems that they are not going to bulldoze the other over so easily, they settle into a single punch exchange for the first few moments.
Then both try to up the ante and come together with a flurry of punches being exchanged, Cara snaps a jab, followed by a straight to those bloody lips to make Bella take a backwards step.
Cara tries to force Bella back, but this time gets caught with a straight to keep her from pressing forward, now the English girl doesn't look so sure as she did before.
All that confidence from before seems to have disappeared as she is forced into tighter exchanges, the girls nearly butting heads as they clash in the ring centre.
Cara does manage to land a good right hook across the left side of Bella's body to get a yelp from her, she follows the retreating Hadid back with a straight to the lips and that cocky smirk seems to be coming back.
But she tries to drive forward with a hard right hook, instead she finds air and an uppercut from Bella to her chin rattled her.
Cara has her guard down low as Bella pounds her towards a corner, the crowd are on their feet again, trying to get a better view as Cara is slammed back into the turnbuckles and her body is being hammered.
Finding the strength to clinch up, Cara looks relieved as she holds the arms of Bella at her side to give her time to clear her head, as the referee struggles to pry the girls apart.
Separated, it's noticeable now that Cara's lips are now bleeding, evening that score for Bella and late in the round, the girls go for it with hard single punches being traded.
The bell rings with both girls still going and the referee has to shove both apart and order the two of them to calm down.
Scowling at each other, both are starting to show the wears of battle, both bloodied to their lips, cheeks puffy and their bodies marked up.
Their coaches are already having a job to clean these two up, neither wants to lose to the other, but they are prepared to go to war it seems.
Round 5:
Out they come, neither racing to meet the other, but both are trading some hard shots when they get into range, snapping the others head back with long range shots.
Bella picks up the tempo this round with a good counter right hand, adding a left to the side of Cara's body to add to her discomfort.
Cara manages to land a good jab to try and set up her own combo, but Bella steps back out the way of the follow up right cross, before landing a left cross of her own to rattle her rival.
On the front foot now, Bella uses her hand speed, sending a flurry of punches towards the head Cara, who only blocks some, as her head gets knocked back.
Cara tries to fight back as the girls trade around the ring, Bella is starting to motor ahead, throwing some quick hands to drive Cara backwards.
Blood is dripping on the chest of Cara, but Cara manages to sting Bella with a jab to her opponents lips in reply, making her lip start bleeding worse.
Neither of these models looks as stunning as they started, standing and trading with the time on the round coming to the end.
They clinch up with not long left and the bell rings with both girls still locked together, not pushing this time, leaning on each other as they try to recover from the beating they've given each other.
Finally they are separated and slowly back to their corners, with their coaches on hand to clean both girls up once more, neither coach looks happy as they clean the blood from their fighters chins and tell them to cover up more.
Round 6:
Bella looks desperate to keep her momentum, moving around with her jab as her main weapon, looking for openings and finding Cara trying to bare down on her.
The girls trade around the ring, trying to parry each others shots and land more single hard shots, a right cross from Bella rocks Cara towards the ropes to give her a sign of light at the end of the tunnel.
But a straight left to her nose slows her down as the crowd notice blood now trickling from a small cut on the edge of her nose.
The girls circle, trying to find the strength to hurt the other badly to end this and finding a stern defence is starting to be put up.
Cara finds a gap to exploit, landing a right to the ribs of Bella and as she groans, Delevigne powers onward, beating Hadid around her defenses to knock her back several steps.
Bella is now the one having to fight back, hammer and tongs go both girls, neither showing a hint of fear as they beat each other.
Cara seems to be hurting Bella with her looping punches, one right hook nearly knocks Bella into the ropes, as the younger girl just stops her self.
But with seconds ticking away, she's being swarmed by Cara.
That is till the bell rings and Bella is leaning on the ropes, she is hurting from that last barrage and it takes her a moment to push off the ropes.
Cara doesn't look much better, her shoulders are slumped, but her face shows the hint of a smile, knowing she's hurt Bella and has a chance to use now to win.
Round 7:
The girls come out and pride makes them come for each other, no circling for a better angle of attack, just two girls who dislike each other fighting it out.
It leads to another bitterly fought exchange, but Bella just doesn't have the strength it seems left to do any damage to her rival.
Instead it's Cara who stuns Bella with a left hook that slams into her temple and down goes Bella to her side in a hard fall!
The crowd are up and cheering as Cara moves as quickly as she can to get to a neutral corner, while the referee begins his count.
Somehow to the surprise of the crowd, Bella shoves herself up to just beat the count at 9, she looks shaky but is damned that she can fight on.
Cara nods towards Bella to show her respect, but that is quickly replaced with malice as she comes out the blocks to pound a bloody Bella back to the ropes and as the referee sees Bella not covering up anymore, he steps in to stop the fight, cradling the out on her feet Bella.

Winner: Cara Delevingne TKO Round 7

After:
A brutal end to a contest that was full of fire between the combatants, Cara looks on top of the world, screaming "that's for Suki!" At the top of her lungs to her friend who isn't there.
Bella is helped to a stool and cleaned up after being woken up with smelling salts, she shuts her eyes and just hopes this moment will end soon.
Sadly for her, Cara comes over and pulls her by her hair, Bella hasn't the strength to fight back and is pinned to the turnbuckles in her corner.
"You thought you could beat me, well take this as your lesson, don't f*** with me or my friends, because you can't win" says Cara right in the ear of Bella.
Before she throws Bella to the canvas on her face, the supermodel whines in pain as she holds her face, hiding the tears she's shedding.
Then Cara steps on her back and walks over her to return to her corner in the ultimate sign of disrespect she can think of.
The crowd boo Cara, as Bella is helped by her coach to get out the ring before she takes more punishment, with tears Bella covering her face from the cameras at ringside.
Cara meanwhile struts out of the ring, finding a camera and telling it "2017 is my year to shine, no distractions from me making history"
Blowing a kiss to the camera, what kind of history does Cara want to make this year and what presence can she create in a stacked lightweight division?