Post by RotFreiherr on Jun 15, 2021 6:41:51 GMT -6
Miri versus Hitomi
Revolution Boxing vs Front Street Japan
JMD Value: 37H vs 37G
1-2, 1KO vs 1-3, 1KO
Results by Lookout!
The owner of Revolution Boxing is clear. “If you cannot beat cannon fodder, then you are cannon fodder. Fodder is unfit for the glorious revolution.”
So he pits Miri Hanai against Hitomi Aizawa, in a JMD match, for the sake of their pride more than anything else. Miri arrives in black lingerie and Hitomi arrives in an orange bikini. Maria Ozawa waits by the ringside. If Miri ends up getting booted, she is to take her place.
R1: Despite the slightly more impressive record, Miri finds herself getting beaten up by cannon fodder. Even though she puts up a good fight, Hitomi starts overpowering her and Miri starts to give ground, step by step. The two are closely matched. Punches slightly off center are launched at each other, and the founder smiles to himself. He is right; even if Miri wins and gets to stay, he’s never sending her out again. She’ll need to sharpen herself a lot to ever go afield.
R2: The founder raises an eyebrow as Miri finds it in herself to fight back and gain control of the match. He’s not so sure of himself anymore, but the match is still close. The two girls are closely matched, and the balance constantly tips back and forth. Now it is in Miri’s favor, a few more punches connecting with Hitomi’s rack. The last round plays itself over with the characters switched.
R3: The same thing plays itself over again as the two exchange punches. They don’t even bother putting up a defense anymore - it’s a catfight, it’s a brawl. At least this is fun. The two, now not worried about defense, throw everything they have at the other. The balance is constantly shifting, sometimes it’s Miri stepping back, sometimes it’s Hitomi, but in the end it tilts in Miri’s favor and the round goes to her.
R4: An opening punch that connects cleanly with Miri’s rack allows Hitomi to capitalize and seize the round firmly for herself. Miri desperately tries to ward off Aizawa’s attacks, but the stalemate is broken and she takes punches in the head, chest, and stomach. Though she tries to hit back, it’s mostly a one-sided beatdown that leaves her just barely able to stand at the end of the round.
R5: Hitomi walks into round five looking to finish Miri off, but instead eats a punch she is not prepared for, and falls to the mat. She gets up quickly, and by the count of four the match resumes. Now more wary, she slowly advances on Miri and gradually wears her down until she is sure Miri can no longer resist. Then she finishes her with an uppercut. Miri goes down onto her back, tries to pick herself back up, but cannot do so before the ten count.
Winner: Hitomi Aizawa via KO5!
Post Match: Hitomi jumps for joy at winning her first match in years. The founder of Revolution Boxing doesn’t spare his former stable member a glance.
Revolution Boxing vs Front Street Japan
JMD Value: 37H vs 37G
1-2, 1KO vs 1-3, 1KO
Results by Lookout!
The owner of Revolution Boxing is clear. “If you cannot beat cannon fodder, then you are cannon fodder. Fodder is unfit for the glorious revolution.”
So he pits Miri Hanai against Hitomi Aizawa, in a JMD match, for the sake of their pride more than anything else. Miri arrives in black lingerie and Hitomi arrives in an orange bikini. Maria Ozawa waits by the ringside. If Miri ends up getting booted, she is to take her place.
R1: Despite the slightly more impressive record, Miri finds herself getting beaten up by cannon fodder. Even though she puts up a good fight, Hitomi starts overpowering her and Miri starts to give ground, step by step. The two are closely matched. Punches slightly off center are launched at each other, and the founder smiles to himself. He is right; even if Miri wins and gets to stay, he’s never sending her out again. She’ll need to sharpen herself a lot to ever go afield.
R2: The founder raises an eyebrow as Miri finds it in herself to fight back and gain control of the match. He’s not so sure of himself anymore, but the match is still close. The two girls are closely matched, and the balance constantly tips back and forth. Now it is in Miri’s favor, a few more punches connecting with Hitomi’s rack. The last round plays itself over with the characters switched.
R3: The same thing plays itself over again as the two exchange punches. They don’t even bother putting up a defense anymore - it’s a catfight, it’s a brawl. At least this is fun. The two, now not worried about defense, throw everything they have at the other. The balance is constantly shifting, sometimes it’s Miri stepping back, sometimes it’s Hitomi, but in the end it tilts in Miri’s favor and the round goes to her.
R4: An opening punch that connects cleanly with Miri’s rack allows Hitomi to capitalize and seize the round firmly for herself. Miri desperately tries to ward off Aizawa’s attacks, but the stalemate is broken and she takes punches in the head, chest, and stomach. Though she tries to hit back, it’s mostly a one-sided beatdown that leaves her just barely able to stand at the end of the round.
R5: Hitomi walks into round five looking to finish Miri off, but instead eats a punch she is not prepared for, and falls to the mat. She gets up quickly, and by the count of four the match resumes. Now more wary, she slowly advances on Miri and gradually wears her down until she is sure Miri can no longer resist. Then she finishes her with an uppercut. Miri goes down onto her back, tries to pick herself back up, but cannot do so before the ten count.
Winner: Hitomi Aizawa via KO5!
Post Match: Hitomi jumps for joy at winning her first match in years. The founder of Revolution Boxing doesn’t spare his former stable member a glance.