HH-06 Akela vs Jane - Head-To-Head Contest

Fight Pulse - HH-06: Akela vs Jane Head-To-Head Contest Akela and Jane are both top contenders for the lightweight title, both having only one loss on their record, to the current champion. Akela and Jane have fought before, in FW-27, and that match is to this day is one of the most aggressive, fast-paced encounters we have ever filmed. Because they both have dominant personalities in life, are extremely competitive, always on the offensive, and almost equally skilled, their rivalry is developing into a captivating story. We have received numerous requests to hold a rematch between the two, and it will happen in the second half of 2016, possibly in the upcoming lightweight championship. But today we present to you a H2H Contest between our lightweight fan favorites, – another chapter in their rivalry, – where the wrestlers test their upper and lower body strengths against each other. We know that Jane has strong upper body from pole-dance and fitness, and Akela possesses arguably the strongest scissors among all of our wrestlers, regardless of weight classes. What is your prediction? H2H is a concept we introduced last year, which has since grown increasingly popular with our subscribers. It consists of a series of challenges that test two competitors against each other. As usual, for easy reference, below we present the outline and guidelines of H2H contests. H2H contest consists of the following 11 challenges: #1 Fingerlock wrestling – opponents lock their hands in a test of strength and try to get each other to either submit or get down on at least one knee #2 Arm-wrestling – laying down on the mats; once with with each arm (possibility of a tie) #3 Lifting – the contestant who lifts their opponent and keeps them from touching the mats for the longest period of time wins this challenge; each chooses their lift type #4 Push-ups – the contestants do push-ups on referee’s count, and the one who stops sooner loses the challenge #5 Leg wrestling – once with each leg (possibility of a tie) #6 Schoolgirl pin challenge – this challenge follows the basic outline of our schoolgirl pin challenge videos (FW-12, FW-16, FW-23); in order to get a point the contestant has to pin their opponent’s shoulders down to the count of ten within a one-minute period; each can choose their favorite type of sgpin #7 Bodyscissors – the contestant who withstands her, his opponent’s bodyscissors for the longest wins the point #8 Front headscissors – the contestant who withstands her, his opponent’s front headscissors for the longest wins the point #9 Reverse headscissors – similar rules to above #10 Figure-four headscissors – similar rules to above #11 Reverse figure-four headscissors – similar rules to above The winner of most of these challenges is declared to be the winner of the contest. The maximum possible score is 11-0. The minimum possible difference is 0, since the challenge can easily end up being a tie. This could happen if 1, 3 (quite possible) or more (improbable, but not impossible) of the above challenges end up being a tie. The three challenges that can easily end up with a tie, as noted above, are arm-wrestling, leg-wrestling and sgpin challenges, when each contestant wins one of the rounds. As to other challenges, they could theoretically end up with a tie as well, if the times extremely close. Video outline: introductory interviews, all the challenges listed above (17 minutes), victory pose (foot on chest), final interviews.