Wrestling Novels & Stories

Of the three of us, I was the loudest and most related to what we watched because it's been a long time since I've been able to watch it. "I didn't think you liked to watch like that. I thought you were watching barbie and K-Drama. How would Zachariah react when she found out that you were watching then?" Ycson asked. "But Kimora girl, Since you are watching wrestling on television does it mean that you know some of moves there? Like you said, uppercut, sidekicks, hard punch, High kick." He asked again. I thought for a moment because of what he said. I know some of their moves but I guess I can't really do that especially when I'm in danger.

They encircled a makeshift arena, a ring demarcated by stones and torches, a place where legends were born. At one end of the ring stood Bridget, her form illuminated by the silvery moonlight. She exuded an air of unwavering confidence, her muscles honed by years of rigorous training and her eyes filled with determination. Her opponent, a towering figure with bulging muscles, paced the other end of the ring, a snarl on his face that spoke of overconfidence. The crowd’s excitement rippled through the forest, their howls and cheers echoing into the night. The wrestling match was a highly anticipated event, a showcase of raw strength and skill that transcended me

Wrestling was the art of finishing people off. This was what Austin learned when he was on the verge of death. No one took life and death seriously when it came to the fights in the metal cage. From his experience in battle, Aldus knew that there were more than ten techniques needed to execute the punch that Austin made just now which could fatally injure Wolf. However, Austin chose to strike at Wolf's armpit. It could only make Wolf lose the ability to fight for a brief moment. There wouldn't be any lasting injury.

Most of the spectators gathered around the cage-like fighting arena and chanted the names of the players on it. It wasn't just one arena. Maureen saw four cages from where she stood as Angga held her arm to the top row of stands. "This is a free match?" Amazed, Maureen saw firsthand what a real wrestling match looked like, not content or set-up. "Yes, anyone can join." Angga explained some very different rules regarding punch limitations and possible injuries that were not covered in the game. "Illegal?" Maureen should have known for sure that free fighting was not for the general public, especially given the obvious gambling scheme.

His staying in the clan is what keeps me going. “Good day Red foxes…..today, we will be having a wrestling game” I smiled. The whole group cheered in excitement “Here is the plan; a person will step out to pick a partner of the same rank, which is to wrestle with. The winner will get a one week free leave to visit his/her family member, or perhaps go on a vacation, and will also be tipped with a sum of ten thousand dollar” He smile, looking at the facing of the eager ones

"Not bad, but you're still lacking a little. You're running out of time, though. If we don't head there soon, the merfolk will come looking for us. If a lot of them come here, our world might be doomed." Wilbur got to his feet. "So, you'd go even if I don't, right?" "Exactly. Now listen up, I'm going to tell you the secret to wrestling. First, you must find a fixed point. Then you need to defend yourself in the opposite direction of the force that your opponent exerts. Lastly, adapt as you go. That will solve half of your problems." "I see. Thank you, sir. I'll remember that." "Let's go."

I throw my head back and miss, Tristan countering with a punch to my mid, taking my breathe for a second. He wrestles me down, holding me to the ground, I lift my legs over his shoulders, twisting to swap positions. As I going for the final punch, he bucks hard, sending me flying into the air as he moves way too fast and catches me by the throat throwing me down hard. I grab his hand, twisting it and listening to his wrist crack as he groans in pain. He pushes through it though, moving his weight and pushing me back down firmly. This signals defeat, as his position is one where he could have snapped my neck.

Beverly sipped her wine. “Yes. They were only one or two a year since I was an underage amateur. By law, I had to fight someone within two years of my age. There weren’t that many of us. Plus, by law I had to be medically cleared and have at least three months rest from head trauma sports. It didn’t interfere with wrestling since that is more of a body submission sport.” Bruce ate another fork full of food. “You never thought about doing it professionally? The MMA boxing stuff, I mean.”

I laugh as they take off to grab the rest of Tempest. “Oh, neacht. Text Dom for more rope.” Still laughing while watching the takedown struggle happening, I do as he says. Tempest isn’t going down easy, but I can tell my boys spent more time training with my uncles than Tempest. I watch the mixture of wrestling and Judo moves happening in front of me as they grabble on the floor knocking into furniture and the railing. Oh! I think just saw Arson pretzel up Storm using Sambo which is a Russian style of martial arts similar to Judo and Brazilian Jujutsu. I swear I just saw Lachlan use Brazilian Jujutsu on Carson.

"Rule 1, No groins. Rule 2, No eyes. Rule 3, No Shifting. Rule 4, No Supernatural abilities. Combatants can only use non-lethal weapons. Okay?" Walter looked at Brandon. Brandon nodded. Then Walter looked at Lander, he nodded as well. "Combatant 1 and Combatant 2 take your Stance!" Walter commanded them both. Lander instantly got down and put his hands out. Wrestling form. Close and personal. Brandon swallowed as the agitation he had for Lander began to fizzle out and turn to stark reality. How the hell am I going to keep Lander off me? He probably likes it up close and personal, boxing with him would be suicide though.