Welcome to Gaia! ::

((And it was kayfabe banned. But a guillotine choke is a different move. And it is a choke. It's specifically designed to cut off the air supply of an attacker. You're thinking of Undertaker's gogoplata. Completely different move.))

Jeff looks up at Lashley as he gets to his feet, using the ropes to pull himself up. He didn't implicitly need the ropes, it was just easier after being choked.

((I figured you were into mixed martial arts.))

Jeff dropped to the mat, hoping Lashley would either run himself into the turnbuckle, or right out of the ring.

Jeff suddenly runs past Lashley towards the turnbuckle, going for a quick whisper in the wind. The best he could hope for at the moment would be to keep Lashley off balance, and keep the pressure on with his high impact offense. The experienced part of him had told him to go for a quick roll-up and hope for a miracle, but the daredevil in him said to lay it on the line.

((If you moved out of the way without pushing me, I'd still run up the turnbuckle. And if you didn't manipulate the ropes, I'd still do the corkscrew senton. I'm not mad, just for future reference.))

As Whisper in The Wind counted on the opponent not being in front of the turnbuckle, Jeff ran up the set of three padded covers and rebounded back towards the ring, executing a wild corkscrew senton in the process.

((It does make more sense.))

As Jeff got back to his feet following the failed whisper in the wind, he found Lashley coming straight for him, and knew that a man that big barreling into your mid-section would spell the end of the match. With the second he had to think he attempted to jump over Lashley and hit a sunset flip pin.

((This early in a match with an opponent who is that much stronger than you, it's about all you can do. Don't worry, I was planning on getting worn down soon enough. But, if you think about it logically, if not for Jeff's Heart, Lashley in Real Life would destroy him in a match if he didn't counter and keep his speed up. Now, if you were to counter every move illogically, like you're Stone Cold, and you're somehow able to counter everything someone like Chris Jericho sends at you, then it's ridiculous. That's the match dynamic with these styles. The Smaller, Faster guy gets in some offense, then one wrong move starts the dominance of the big guy. Also, just to make sure you read all that, pulling you shoulders up wouldn't be logical in a sunset flip pinning situation. I'm not upset, just trying to teach. Next time someone uses that move, remember to kick out, as their legs are on your arms.))

As Lashley kicked out, Jeff pounded the mat. He was beginning to become frustrated. He had thrown almost everything he had, barring a twist of fate or a swanton, at Lashley. but to no avail. Jeff quickly got to his feet and climbed the turnbuckle, facing the ring. As soon as Lashley got up, he would leap towards the bigger man, hoping for another high impact miracle.

((As I said in the top OOC speech, This is that point in the match where the high-flyer goes for one risk too many. And this is the first lesson. Hopefully, there will be many more throughout the match. I've been in alot of E-Feds throughout the internet. And I wish to pass my knowledge unto you.))

Jeff was caught and brought down to the mat with an impressive counter by Lashley.

((I'm pinning myself, oh noes!!))

Jeff was pinned to the mat. 1.... 2.... NO! Just in time, Jeff kicks out. The slam had taken alot out of him, but still not nearly enough.