Slipping into the ring beneath the bottom rope. Gliding silently like a viper, coiled and ready to strike. "She's hurt, but not seriously. Not yet." This is a marathon, after all. And as much as I'd welcome something as serendipitous as a blown ACL from the first assault of the night, know better than to trust in miracles.
Back to a vertical base, approaching my fallen quarry, but staying safely out of range of those shapely legs. Circling, eyes locked on target, waiting for her to expend some extra energy and pull herself up. "How's the knee, Hollywood? A bit tender, no?" Each rotation around the filthy canvas bringing me a bit nearer. "Just a prelude, darlin'. The curtain falls tonight for the leading lady of pro 'rasslin, but not soon enough to save you from exquisite suffering. Before I'm through, you'll know just EXACTLY where you stand (or kneel, or lie), a fly in the clutches of a wanton girl, to paraphrase the Bard."
(Apologies for the late reply. Xmas is a horrendously busy time of year for me, and my hobbies suffer for it.)