Cat Fight……..Wrestling Essay

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Cat fight……..wrestling

"Good evening ladies and gentleman. Tonight WWE wrestling presents……Ian "Dicko Dickson VERSUS Kyle sandiland." The match just started and Kyle got a phone call from the hair dresser for a cancellation. The two guys are hardly touching each other. Finally Dicko comes forward and pulls Kyle's hair. "Ahhhh, I just got a blow dry and a bleach"

"BOOO!" The crowd yells. Do something!

It is almost half time and ...view middle of the document...

Head choke, speed tackle, frog splash, chest slap and Batista bomb all after one another. "OH MY GOOD Kate Daroosh is getting a wooden chair from the crowd." BANG!!! She broke the chair on Jessica's head. AHHHH!!! The crowd goes wild. "What is that? COFFEE? Jessica got hot coffee to spill over Kate. WOOOOW!! The crowd had never seen such a thing happen in a wrestling match. "I think Jessica's gonna win", the ref said. Kate walked over to the ref and slapped him. And while she was there she slipped her number into his pocket.

It seems like the two girls are fighting because Jessica called Kate fat backstage and Kate called Jessica ugly.

Kate has Jessica on the floor and the ref has just bent over, and Kate's number fell out of his pocket. The chief ref saw it and thought that it was planned that Kate was gonna win so she was disqualified and Jessica won.

By Tugba Ozdemir

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