someone please write up this epic redhead catfight ... Deborah Ann Woll vs Sophie Turner



Sophie Turner (20 y/o, 5’9”, 121 lbs) vs Deborah Ann Woll (31 y/o, 5’10”, 145 lbs)
“I, for one, would like to welcome Sophie to the Marvel family,” Deborah said during pre-fight with her signature ‘cute-but-dangerous’ grin.
Sophie, during the fight, welcomes the older actress to the mat with a vicious German suplex that splays the red-headed beauty out. Deborah incoherently mumbles some sort of protest after nearly being knocked unconscious as the back of her head struck the canvas first.
“She’s not even a true red-head, she just plays one on TV,” scoffed Deborah to the media the night before.
Sophie’s eyes are defiant but watering quickly as her tormentress cranes the young girl’s head and neck back with a tangle of ginger tresses. Deborah has a knee in the starlet’s back, crushing her into the canvas, watching as Sophie claws helplessly at the mat, dragging herself to the ropes, refusing to submit.
“What does she even do, anyway? She doesn’t fight, she doesn’t have any memorable lines… She just quivers a little lip and looks sad and hopeless,” Deborah continued on to the media.
A quick palm strikes Deborah flat to the nose, stunning her and making her stumble back into the ring corner. A stone-faced Sophie quickly sets upon her victim, delivering a flurry of kicks and knees to Deborah’s pale, sensitive midsection, breaking the bigger actress’s resolve slowly but surely.
“I’ve been around a lot longer than her, I’ve done more than her, I’m more authentic than her. This is my time. She can wait her turn, even if that takes her a decade like it did for me,” the clearly flustered Daredevil actress had ranted to reporters during the fight conference just hours ago.
Clearly having put in some time with the fight choreographers from her show, Deborah halts a charging Sophie Turner by vaulting into her with an impressive spinning knee which crushes the young actress’s chest, dropping Sophie immediately where she heaves, desperately trying to reclaim her breath.
“If I were you, I’d do the smart thing and put your money on me,” a cocky Deborah said during a late night talk show, “Brace yourself, little Sansa… Winter isn’t the only thing that’s coming…”
Sophie’s body goes limp as Deborah crushes it into the canvas with a powerbomb. The starlet’s eyes flutter for a moment but remain open and glassy to see the older actress fold on top of her, pinning her down, and eyeing the ref as he begins slapping out the count. One! Two!
“Let me tell you something,” said Sophie in her one and only pre-fight interview, “People have this idea of who they think I am. I can easily talk about how I’m this or that… Or not this or not that... Instead of all that noise, allow me to make some noise. Let me show you what I can do.”
Sophie kicks out! Deborah is furious, raving at the ref about a slow count, disregarding the dizzied girl who is now climbing back to her feet. Arguing with the ref seems to be a dead end so Deborah refocuses on her opponent, grabbing an arm and forcefully whipping her across the ring. Sophie collides with the cables on the other end of the ring but manages to hook them with her arms to stay put. Deborah stomps on over to her rival and tries to shank a forearm into Sophie’s upper back. She whiffs as Sophie anticipates the follow up and spins harmlessly out of the way, causing Deborah to drape across the top cable!
There’s a killer glint in Sophie’s eye as she spins back around to see a scowling and vulnerable target. She quickly slips an arm underneath and bends Deborah backward onto her shoulders to lock in a torture rack, putting the Daredevil actress into a panic. Deborah squirms and howls in pain but Sophie’s not letting go! She walks out to the middle of the ring with Deborah who is crying out all but her surrender now. With a mean mug of her own, Sophie drops to her knees which bends Deborah forcefully along her left side and spine before finally crumbling to the ring motionless. It’s an easy pinfall for Sophie, who secures a win in her wrestling debut, and walks out of the ring with stony and determined confidence.