Raven

"You should do it." There were no questions to be asked. It was obvious that the last match between Raven and Tiffany should be the Main Event.
From what Adel understood, Dusk and Dawn was going to be one of the biggest wrestling events in the city, maybe the biggest. The gym would have been cleared out and the large wooden curtains that separate the training room from the Ring would have been dismantled to make room for more than 2,000 people as an audience.

People were waiting for such an event, stacked with incredible matches back to back, and Adel didn't feel like main eventing such an event, not yet, especially if it meant taking Raven's fame away.

“Thank you Adel, I really appreciate it, it means a lot for both Tiffany and I.” Raven replied in a gentle tone.

"Yeah, I don't care either, as long as I can have this fuckboy all to myself, I don't care about the fame." teased Zofia in a mischievous tone.

"And moreover, fighting a Main Event would mean the end of the feud, I mean, a victory in a similar position would remove doubts for subsequent rematches. Treating the match with little importance, and then delivering greatness and drawing more attention to a long-term story with a dubious ending could allow us to have more clashes." All three women looked at him with some amazement. In less than a month Adel had already understood some of the most complex mechanisms of Storytelling in Wrestling, demonstrating quite a bit of intelligence.

With an amused smile, Raven continued. "Okay, enough of your Smart Ass talk, I'm the boss here. And by the way, the winner of me and Tiffany will face the winner of you two at the next event, so it's possible that it won't actually be my last match. Simply, at the event, I will announce that with my next defeat I will retire. So I could fight for a long time to come."
For Adel this news was fantastic. He was pretty sure there weren't many who could compete with Raven, so there was a good chance he could face her again. Now the only thing left to do was defeat Zofia, and now he was more motivated than ever.