Fight out of it (Requires 4 Strength)

You contemplate tapping out, but that feeling sweeps over you like a shadow.

Instead, a sudden rush of adrenaline floods your bloodstream, empowering your straining muscles with a much-needed burst of strength.

Slowly but surely, you start to rise up on both legs, surprising both Kayla and the audience.

Fighting through the crushing pressure of her constricting thighs, you finally make it up to full standing.

Determination dominates your face as you snag her ankles with both arms, preventing her from escaping as you start to plant yourself.

“Well, this may not end well for Kayla,” the announcer notes.

Despite the considerable effort and strain you’re exerting, you couldn’t help but smirk.

Understatement of the year.

With a cry, you suddenly yank forwards on her legs, bringing the rest of her body up high into the air before…

…… slamming her down facefirst into the canvas.

The crowd immediately pops as Kayla briefly flails around in mid-air before being dropped in this modified facebuster.

Freeing yourself of her vice grip, you fall back against the corner to quickly recover as she grabs at her face with both hands, causing her rather shapely rear to stick up rather enticingly above her head.

“Well, this will _definitely _not end well for Kayla,” the announcer corrects himself aloud with a bemused chuckle.

Staggering forwards, you wait until she’s pushed herself up on all fours before dropping down sleekly for the kill.

Grabbing in between her legs, you pull her over your crouched position and then stack your shoulders over her flailing legs to complete the schoolboy pin.

Sliding into position, the referee wastes no time….1….2….3.

By the time Kayla shakes off her daze, the bell is already being rung.

“Simple but effective, the rookie steals this one right from underneath his opponent,” the announcer enthuses.

Sitting up in disbelief, your opponent is completely stunned as you spring up with a look of pure triumph etched across your youthful face.

You’ve won a point for pinfall.