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 Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 7:59 am
Smirking at his own impactful strike, Seitz moved in to press home his new found advantage. Sighting GBL clenching his midriff, the German decided it was the perfect place to continue his attack, attempting to drop his knee into the smaller man's ribs.
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2011 3:30 pm
The knee connected as GBL would try to push the bigger man away and create some distance. Being on defense and having his ribs attacked was not a way he was wanting this match to go . . .then again, who would want that aside the one on offense?
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Posted: Tue Feb 08, 2011 2:52 pm
Seitz had connected with the knee drop, so he was optimistic that he could control the fight from here. As he made his way to his feet he noted GBL's attempt to push him away, which, surprisingly the Bavarian Brawler retaliated to by giving him some space to recover. The big man wanted to slow down the pace of the match so he was happy to wait over by the ropes, hoping to draw his quicker opponent in.
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Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 12:19 am
GBL managed to get away, it seems. He was soon back up to his feet, rubbing his ribs for a moment. Soon after, he was rolling his neck around, trying to loosen himself up a bit. Power was useless right now, and he wasn't really use to using his speed. It looked like GBL had to change around his tactics, and he already had a plan. GBL would make a sudden charge at Seitz but to only go low and baseball slide, either aiming to take out a leg or slide out of the ring.
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Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 11:48 am
The big German saw GBL's run at him and hunched down, expecting an oppourtunity to loft his opponent over the ropes. However, with lightning quickness, the smaller man took Seitz' right leg out from under him, leaving him dangling, desperately using the ropes to retain some sort of balance. The German had left an opening, and he decided his only response would have to be a superior answer to whatever his opponent had planned.
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Posted: Wed Feb 09, 2011 4:37 pm
He hit the leg, and his response after the hit was to roll himself under the rope. Standing himself back up, GBL would await for Seitz to get back up in order to leap over the ropes and twist around to wrap an arm around the German's head and bring him down with a Reverse STO.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 10:03 am
Seitz scrambled to his feet, but was unsighted to the Reverse STO which left him on the ground. Knowing that the situation would only get worse if he didn't act, the Bavarian Brawler rolled under the ropes out of the ring, wincing in pain, but optimistic that he may have killed a little of GBL's growing momentum.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 11:07 am
As unique as the move variation was, GBL had no time to clamp his other arm around. Sure, he had a move in mind, but Seitz rolling away meant that his full 'dance' wasn't completed. Sitting up, GBL looked to his opponent and held up three fingers before motioning he was 'that close'. He would find himself getting back up to his feet as he now had to find another way to bring the bigger man down.
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Posted: Thu Feb 10, 2011 12:40 pm
As the German got to his feet he shook his head violently, trying to psyche himself up a notch. He watched GBL's reaction to his escape, not caring whatsoever to it's rammifications, and decied to prove so, by attempting to trip up the smaller combatant with a tug of the leg, which if sucessful, he intended to use in giving him the time to climb back into the ring. He didn't like being looked down on, and he was hardly going to make an exception on his debut appearance for the company.
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Posted: Fri Feb 11, 2011 7:43 am
An old trick and GBL fell for it. A veteran that truly did forget not to stand near the ropes. GBL was dropped down, but he would pick himself up to get back to that kneeling position he was known for. For his opponent not like being looked down on, GBL enjoyed looking up.
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Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 3:31 am
Seitz climbed back into the ring using the time he had made for himself and was pleasantly surprised to see that GBL had not yet made it to his feet. The Bavarian went to stand over the smaller opponent with the intention of landing a burst of elbows to his skull.
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Posted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 5:46 pm
GBL watched this man come over to him with no doubts of wanting to land strikes. Seeing the elbows come for him, GBL would use the kneeling position he had to forward roll away from the bigger man and get up to his feet. From there, GBL would leap up and twist his body around in order to place a surprise Enziguri into the skull of the German.
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Posted: Sun Feb 13, 2011 8:47 pm
(Very good. Thanks guys for the match. I'm going have GBL win via Roaring Elbow, and then pin fall. )
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