Go for a cover pin.

With one sudden yet gracious burst of Herculean strength, you manage to push through the pain and **** her flat against the mat with your neck still trapped in her triangle.

Recognizing the pinning attempt, the referee slides into position and makes the count.

“1!...”

Kayla, so caught up in **** you out, just now realizes that her shoulders are down.

“2!...”

She furiously struggles against your masculine weight, attempting to roll free but you smartly keep her thighs still coiled around your neck, excruciating as it may be.

With a **** cry, she finally manages to kick out…...at 3.1.

Nevertheless, the referee still makes the 3-count.

A collective gasp ripples through the arena as you finally disentangle from her powerful legs, rolling to the side to suck in air as Kayla looks up at the official in complete shock.

The crowd is also in shock as the bell rings, bringing this fall to a close.

“What a well-spotted reversal, folks! The rookie uses Kayla’s own submission against her, and gets the winning pinfall! Talk about ring awareness!”

For once, you couldn’t agree with the ring announcer more.

Letting the flow of oxygen steadily return to your windpipe, you gingerly rise up with the absolutely stunned Kayla still partially in shock, but mostly in anger over what had just happened.

Not bothering to argue with the official, she merely glowers at you resentfully before stomping back to her corner, the result of this fall clearly not sitting well with her.

But, whether she likes it or not….

You’ve won a point for pinfall.