Ghensi v Moss

[UKWF]

Post your RPs for the match below. 2 RP cap, max. 500 words per RP.

[Lowri Moss]

The scene opens to show Lowri stood inside a decaying room in the Coal Exchange in Cardiff; she is wearing a pair of dark blue jeans and a black jacket.

Lowri puts her hands in her jacket pockets. She then begins to speak.

‘The chance for me to be a champion in the UKWF has come and gone, at least for the time being - now I’m back to square one, with no alternative but to work my way back up. I knew it wouldn’t be easy to make a success of a career as a professional wrestler, and I guess this is when my willpower will really be tested. Well, I intend to prove my mettle, starting in seven days’ time, by defeating Chris Ghensi.’

Lowri quickly glances at the ceiling.

‘Like me, Ghensi failed to win the vacant Broadcast Championship at Anniversary of Aggression. And, having lamented his inability to take the same title from Noah Reigner in his previous match, I wouldn’t be surprised if Ghensi has spent the past week stewing over the outcome of the match last Tuesday. Ghensi believes he deserves to have a title in his possession, but he’s wrong: no-one deserves something unless they earn it - which is why neither of us are the Broadcast Champion right now, as unlike James Edwards, we didn’t earn the right to be champion.’

Now Lowri glances towards the floor.

‘I’ve come to terms with what happened last Tuesday, and I’m ready to move on, but is Ghensi? Rather than allowing myself to be consumed by disappointment about what might’ve been, I know I’m better off looking ahead to what I could yet achieve, and the first thing I want to accomplish is to beat Chris Ghensi at Fallout. Perhaps Ghensi plans to channel his disappointment into aggression to unleash upon me, but I’ll keep a cool head, so while he makes rash moves, I’ll pick my spots, and ultimately he’ll end up being the one left staring up at the lights.’

Lowri looks to her left.

‘Chris Ghensi seems to like hanging around derelict buildings, though after visiting this particular building, I don’t know what the appeal is.’

Then to her right.

‘What I do know, however, is that once we're in the ring together, any expectations he has of defeating me will crumble like these walls.’

Before looking back to the camera.

‘Following a number of consecutive losses, I’m starting again from scratch in the UKWF. I can’t see how I can get any lower than I am now, which means I don’t really have much to lose in this match. There’s plenty for me to gain though, as this match can be the occasion when I begin to turn around my fortunes in the UKWF. Fortune favours the brave, supposedly. Well, I don’t fear the Lusus Naturae, and next Tuesday I’ll fight every step of the way, until I’m victorious.’

As Lowri looks towards the camera confidently, the scene fades to black.

[ghensi]

A silhouette of Chris Ghensi is all that is visible in a dark room. Though his face can not be seen, his body language shows that he is both annoyed and happy.

Finally, she speaks. I had decided to be polite, and make it ladies first. But, you are not the first to keep me waiting. But do you remember what happened the last time someone kept me waiting? I tried to let others respond but they took too long, and now see if you can find them anywhere near UKWF. I am not a patient man. I am not willing to wait too long to speak my mind and beat down bodies. And yours is a body worthy of my destruction. You are the antithesis of me. You have joy, you have hopes and dreams. I understand that you are new to the ring. I may not be some chiseled veteran, but I've been wrestling longer than you. I've gone through more than you. There are many ways that could be interpreted, let's break them down. I have had more matches than you. I have taken more damage than you. I have beaten people superior to you. You are the same to me as every other person in this company, a stepping stone that I will overcome to achieve greatness. Oh, you may have your plans, but plans change. You hope to take advantage of a mood you believe me to be in, but moods change. The question is, can your plans change with my mood? Styles are another thing that change. And I can change my style in an instant. What can you hope to do against me? What is a plucky young up-and-comer to a Lusus Naturae? The answer? Just another stepping stone.

[Lowri Moss]

The scene opens inside Cathays Community Centre in Cardiff, and in particular a once abandoned bingo hall that is now a venue for wrestling. Dressed in a pair of pale blue jeans and a light grey t-shirt, Lowri is stood on the far side of the ring, leaning on the top rope, with her back to the camera.

‘I had no idea that Chris Ghensi was such a gentleman. I guess chivalry isn’t dead after all.’

Lowri turns around, to face the camera.

‘I know he won’t be so chivalrous once I step into the ring with him next Tuesday, nor would I expect him to be. Chris Ghensi boasts about the people that have crossed his path who are now no longer a part of the UKWF and I’m sure he would like nothing more than to inflict so much punishment upon me that after our match, I won’t be seen again in the UKWF either. However, what Ghensi fails to realise, is that he has more in common with Mac Mercer et al than I do.’

Lowri takes a few steps forwards.

‘A couple of months ago, Mac Mercer dismissively described me as a petite chick who thinks she can wrestle. Having already been inside a UKWF ring with me, I would’ve thought Chris Ghensi would know better than to underestimate me as well, but no, he is doing likewise. That’s fine with me though, it just indicates that he’s going to be in for a rude awakening - and I don’t mean that he’s going to be on the receiving end of a hangman's neckbreaker.’

Lowri smiles wryly.

‘Ghensi makes it sound like the outcome of this match is a foregone conclusion, as if all he’ll have to do to win is turn up, but he is sorely mistaken. He posed the question, what can I hope to do against him? My answer is simple: I can outwrestle him. Ghensi has more experience to call upon than I do, but I have a knack for wrestling, and I’ll show him why so many people already speak so highly of my ability.’

Lowri walks forward a few more steps.

‘I may be a rookie, but I won’t allow myself to be a stepping stone - not for Chris Ghensi, or for anyone else. He won’t destroy me, he won’t eliminate me from the UKWF, and he won’t curtail my aspirations. I will stand up to Ghensi, I will fight him every step of the way, and I will emerge victorious.’

Lowri continues to walk forward, coming to a stop by the ropes nearest to the camera.

‘I know this match could go either way, but with the support of the fans, and with a smile on my face, I believe that I’ll be the one to win, while Chris Ghensi will be left to rue that he ever underestimated me. I’ll see you all on Tuesday.’

As Lowri’s smile broadens into a grin, the scene fades to black.