The Tournament VI

Jennifer vs. Heidi

by Nitro

"Just one more", I said as Jen pushed the barbell up with all her strength. She made a load groan as she forced the iron back up onto it’s stand. "Not bad." I commented, she had just bench pressed one hundred and twenty pounds ten times. That was more than twenty pounds more than her body weight. Jen had always worked out with intensity but since the tournament had begun she seemed a lot more dedicated than usual. In fact, almost all the girls seemed to be working out more since I dedicated a corner of the studio to weight training. Jen would be facing Heidi in the second round, and was using every opportunity she could to get herself into top condition. Hell, I didn’t blame her. I had seen Heidi work out and she was nothing short of incredible. She could bench press nearly twice her body weight. Jen was not scared of her task at hand even though Heidi out weighed her by almost fifty pounds. In fact, she was looking forward to their encounter. She saw it as an opportunity to match her combat skills against a totally new type of opponent. Jen was a very sporting fighter and considered every encounter as a test of skill, not a grudge. Heidi was very much the same way, she always enjoyed a clean contest, but would fight on the same level as her opponent. Her and Jen actually had a few conversations with each after they discovered they would be meeting in the ring. It was nice to see such sportsmanship. Heidi did make it clear that she would not hold back, she really wanted that championship. Jen respected that and told Heidi much the same thing. To me, I thought it would be refreshing to see a match where the combatants weren’t set on killing each other.

The entire staff was seated at ringside as we eagerly awaited the arrival of the girls. Even Amanda and Lynn were at ringside sporting their bruises and injuries from their last encounter. We all knew this would be an exciting match and couldn’t wait for the action to start. Jen entered the studio first and climbed into the ring. Her attire was a slight departure from her usual wrestling gear. Instead of her conservative work out tights, she wore a very revealing bright yellow string bikini. Her fit well toned body looked stunning in her new bikini. She had her hair tied back in a pony tail and had some light make up on. Jen always wore sneakers in the ring and today was no exception, she stretched and limbered up in the ring as she waited for Heidi.

Heidi emerged from her dressing room and climbed into the ring. She wore a long white robe and sneakers on her feet as well. Her hair was also tied back in a pony tail. Heidi walked to her corner, turned to face center ring and dropped her robe. An AHH! Sound was heard from the spectators at ring side as the robe fell to the mat. Heidi must have just finished working out, because she sure looked pumped. Her muscles bulged under shiny tanned wet skin. She looked huge! It seemed like she grew bigger each time she stepped into the ring. She flexed and stretched in her corner for a moment, then turned to us at ringside and flexed her biceps. The girls at ringside applauded at her awesome form, even Jen was clapping. Heidi also had decided to change her ring outfit. Instead of her normal one-piece body suit, she wore a black boy-leg bikini. In my opinion, this was a huge improvement, this new outfit really showed off her magnificent form.

I climbed into the ring and called the girls to the center. After a brief review of the rules, the girls stated the were ready to wrestle. Jen offered her hand as a sporting gesture. Heidi looked at her for a moment, then smiled and shook Jen’s hand. "Good luck" Jen said as she turned and walked to her corner. "Same to you" Heidi replied, as she turned and walked to her corner. The bell sounded, and the match was on.

Jen knew the only way she would have a chance at beating her larger opponent was to keep her off her feet. As soon as the bell sounded Jen ran across the ring and hit Heidi in the knee with a flying drop kick. Just like she had been shot, Heidi dropped to the mat holding her injured knee. Jen’s kick had found it’s mark with deadly accuracy, and now the muscular beauty was writhing on the mat in agony. Not about to give Heidi a breather, Jen quickly grabbed Heidi’s foot and began twisting the injured knee with all her might. Heidi responded by howling in pain. The pressure on her knee was making it hard for her to think clearly, but she did know she had to stop this assault or risk losing control of the match. With a burst of determination, Heidi kicked her free leg at Jen hoping to do some damage. As luck would have it, her foot struck Jen right on the top of her thigh. Although the kick wasn’t hard enough to cause Jen any real pain, it was enough to cause her to lose her balance. Jen dropped Heidi’s foot and stumbled back.

Heidi quickly got to her feet and began pacing the ring trying to loosen up the aching joint. Jen was determined to keep the advantage hers, she rushed at Heidi and threw herself at the large amazon hoping to knock her down with a flying body block. Unfortunately for Jen, Heidi was prepared and caught her in mid air. Then with lightning speed, Heidi dropped to one knee and smashed Jen across it in a cruel back breaker. Jen let out a load “UNNGH!” sound as her body was forced to bend the wrong way from the impact, but Heidi wasn’t done yet. She placed one hand on Jen’s chin, the other on her upper thigh, and pushed down attempting to break her smaller opponent’s back. Now it was Jen’s turn to howl in pain, and howl she did! Jen cried out in pain, but would not submit. Many of us at ringside knew that Jen’s pain thresh hold was much higher than the average person, and regardless of the pain she was enduring, she would not submit. Heidi realized this and let her smaller foe roll off her knee and onto the mat. She also knew she needed  to end this quickly. Jen was an incredibly resilient girl and Heidi knew she was capable of turning the tides at any opportunity, so Heidi decided to hit Jen with a devastating power move to keep her down. She pulled Jen to her feet by her hair, then scooped her up as if to body slam her. Instead of slamming her smaller victim, Heidi backed into the corner and ran across the ring. She jumped up and fell to her stomach, crushing poor Jen beneath her with a violent power slam.

Jen lay on the mat gasping for air, she felt as though all her ribs had been crushed. Heidi got up and instantly prepared to apply her next move. She grabbed Jen by the hair and pulled her to her feet again. Poor Jen was still trying to regain her breath, but Heidi was not about to ease up on her attack. She placed Jen in a front head lock and prepared to suplex her. She grabbed Jen’s bikini bottoms and pulled the little girl up into a suplex position. At about the half way point, Heidi dropped violently to her back. As a result, Jen’s body did not travel over onto her back, instead she came crashing down to the mat in a straight vertical position with all her weight on her head and neck. This was the same move Heidi had used on Lynn in their first match, the only difference was that now Heidi wanted it to hurt. Jen bounced slightly then came to rest on her back. She was out. Heidi grabbed Jen’s ankles and prepared to apply her leg split hold on her. Heidi looked down at Jen’s face for a moment, then dropped her legs and stepped back. She had a very worried look on her face, like she felt something was wrong.

The count had been started, and reached ten. Heidi had won the match by KO, but  she was not celebrating. As soon as the bell rang, she knelt down beside Jen and began lightly slapping her cheeks trying to revive her. Tears began rolling down her face as she pleaded Jen to wake up, still Jen did not move. Finally we had to remove Heidi, who was now crying, from the ring. It became clear that Jen was badly hurt, she was not waking up. We called the paramedics who took Jen away in the ambulance.

Several of the girls and I waited in the ER ward at the local hospital while the medical staff attended to Jennifer. After what seemed like an eternity the doctor came into the room and told us that Jen had received a bad concussion as well as a severe neck strain, and would need to remain here over night for observation. "Can we see her?" I asked. The doctor said yes and showed us to her room. Upon seeing Jen, Heidi immediately rushed to her side and hugged her. "I’m sorry." She cried as she held Jen in her arms. Jen patted her on the back and said it was all right. We decided to leave them alone, and left the room. Heidi had always been a very sensitive and emotional person, and to think that she may have seriously injured one of her friends would have been more devastating to her than Jen’s injuries.

Jen was released the following day and Heidi never left her side. We wondered if Heidi would be emotionally fit to continue the tournament, and she assured us she would be. Time will tell I suppose, until then, stay tuned.