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Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot

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Offline Vitezislav

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Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« on: June 25, 2017, 04:40:09 PM »




Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot

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The next fight is one both fans have been waiting for a long time. Margot, Harley Quinn, Robbie versus Gal, Wonder Woman, Gadot. The two DC actresses step into the ring together. Yvonne Strahovski parts the ropes so that Margot can climb into the ring. Doutzen Kroes is helping Gal enter the ring. The referee calls them both to the center and tells them that they can only win through knockout. Both fighters return to their corner and Yvonne gives Margot some last bit of advice.

The bell rings and both women move to the center. Margot is wearing white lace lingerie, while Gal is wearing black lace lingerie. The fight starts out nasty with both women grabbing each other’s hair and pulling on it. The two are screaming frantically, as they almost pull out each other’s locks. Margot is the first one that has to let go and she releases Gal’s hair. Her hair is still being pulled and Margot quickly ends it with a nasty blow against Gal’s ribs.

The Wonder Woman actress releases her rival’s hair and brings her arms in front of her face. She blocks Margot’s incoming punch and sends one of her own towards Margot’s chest. The blonde steps aside and Gal’s punch passes Margot’s body and is stopped by an underhook into her tummy. Gal bends forward gasping for air and her head swings to the side by the impact of Margot’s left fist.

Things continue to go south for Gal in the first few minutes of the fight. Margot corners her and Gal is forced against one of the ring posts. Gal takes punch after punch against her body and the furry of the smaller Australian actress is too much for her. Doutzen encourages Gal to do something, but Margot isn’t letting her out of the corner.

“Wonder Woman my ass!” Margot taunts while slamming her fist into Gal’s bruised face.

The fans go wild while they are watching Harley Quinn beat the living crap out of Wonder Woman. Suddenly the arena goes silent, Margot throws another punch at Gal’s face, but this time Gal moves her head and Margot hits the corner post. Gal wastes no time and rams both fists into Margot’s stomach. The blonde flies backwards and lands on her ass.

Before Margot knows what is happening Gal’s foot smacks the side of her head against the canvas. Gal jumps into the air with her knees aiming at Margot’s body. While Margot rolls onto her back Gal slams into her abdomen with both knees. Margot’s bloodcurdling screams fills the arena and she is silenced by Gal’s elbow that explodes in her face.

The fight has shifted all of the sudden in Gal’s favor and she isn’t going to let this chance pass up. Gal throws all her strength behind her punches. Margot’s head bounces up and down on the canvas. Gal looks up for a moment and sees the horrific look on Yvonne’s face in Margot’s corner. Gal smiles at the Australian as she continues to pummel her fellow countrywoman’s face.

Blood is spilling out of Margot’s mouth and nose and the blonde desperately tries to defend her face from Gal’s hammers.

“Harley Quinn is no match for Wonder Woman!” Gal shouts out and her fans cheer loudly.

Gal’s onslaught continues and it’s a small miracle that Margot is still conscious after taking some heavy blows. Gal can feel her victory closing in and decides to make it last as long as possible. Gal gets off Margot and drags Harley to the ropes by her hair. She boldly drags Margot to her own corner. Yvonne watches as Gal places Margot against the ropes and ties her arms between the top rope and the rope below.

“I am going to show you Aussies how it’s done!”

Gal launches her knee upwards and Margot’s head shoots backwards between the ropes. Margot’s vision is blurry and she can hardly recognize Gal standing above her.

“You still with me Harley?” Gal lowers herself and pulls Margot face in front of her own.

Gal slaps Margot’s face a few times and Margot responds by groaning.

“Good you are still alive.”

Gal steps away from Margot and taunts the blonde’s fans.

“You want me to finish her?”

Margot’s fans yell and boo at Gal, but her own fans are cheering even louder. While Gal is busy with the crowd she forgets that she put Margot in her own corner. Yvonne in the meantime frees Margot from the ropes and Harley is wobbling on her feet. Gal notices that something is happening in the ring by the noises in the crowd.

As Gal turns around she turns straight into Margot’s right fist. Wonder Woman staggers backward and Margot pushes her against the ropes. Lucky for Gal her rival is still recovering from the beatdown earlier and Margot’s next punch misses it’s mark. Gal attempts to kick Margot, but as she swings her lack back it gets caught by the rope. Gal trips forward and lands with her face into Margot’s fist. Gal falls face first on the canvas and this time it’s Margot’s turn to mount her opponent.

Margot sits on Gal’s back and Gal tries to push herself to her hands and knees. Margot is hitting the back of her head with everything she has left. Slowly but surely Gal gets on all fours and she tries to buck Margot off. The tiny blonde however grabs her hair and holds on to it, as if she is holding the reins on a horse. It’s quite the sight to see Margot holding onto Gal’s hair while bouncing up and down on Wonder Woman’s back. Gal is screaming loudly while trying to buck Margot off. The only thing she is accomplishing is hurting herself as Margot lands on her back every time.

Gal’s screams suddenly stop and the DC actress falls to the canvas face first. Margot had rammed her right fist into the side of Gal’s face, while she was riding her pony. Margot is sitting exhausted on Gal’s back and her opponent isn’t moving anymore.

The referee check in on Gal and declares Margot Robbie the winner by KO punch.

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Offline gene smith

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #1 on: June 25, 2017, 10:09:08 PM »
gal godot wins
I CAN do I
I MUST do it
I WLL do it
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Offline habib

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2017, 09:18:20 AM »
gal gadot is better

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #3 on: June 26, 2017, 03:33:01 PM »
I'm sorry but Gal should've won. She's a soldier, I know this is a fantasy but even then she's more likable than Robbie but I digress

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #4 on: June 27, 2017, 06:27:27 AM »
It's really no wonder why there aren't more stories on here when every single time someone takes the time to write one, they get nothing but flak for the outcome...

Have any of you people that have replied to this story with negativity written a story of your own and posted it here?
I couldn't find anything in your profiles, but you're the first to criticize one of the very few people who actually contribute to this forum.

Good job.

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #5 on: June 27, 2017, 06:34:16 AM »
Agreed, I like seeing different people win any story is appreciated on the board no matter your taste in victor
Trillian: cambrownlee23 feel free to add interested in all kinds of fights and loved to be dominated

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Offline Vitezislav

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #6 on: June 27, 2017, 10:27:55 AM »
People are allowed to have their own opinion. You can't please everyone.

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Offline Freefall

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #7 on: June 27, 2017, 11:45:55 AM »
This is great so far...keep it up

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #8 on: June 27, 2017, 03:12:39 PM »
People are allowed to have their own opinion. You can't please everyone.

Of course everyone can have an opinion... I just wish they could take a fraction of a second to at least acknowledge the time/effort you've taken in actually contributing to the site before they start spewing verbal diarrhea from their lips...

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #9 on: June 27, 2017, 07:10:56 PM »
I love the Fox /Robbie match up in RD2....

I think Megan takes the blonde out

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Re: Steel Warriors Round 1: Margot Robbie vs Gal Gadot
« Reply #10 on: June 27, 2017, 09:38:12 PM »
I'm sorry but Gal should've won. She's a soldier, I know this is a fantasy but even then she's more likable than Robbie but I digress

I'M NOT PICKING ON ANYONE, but this reply is (more or less) typical of a lot of responses to posted "fights" that I see on this (and other) boards.

I understand that someone may disagree with a particular OUTCOME (i.e., the wrong woman won) but just to say you don't agree, or "so-and-so should have won" doesn't really tell the writer, or the reader, WHY YOU DISAGREE.

To be useful in a critique, it must state the REASON for the disagreement. For example, (if someone writes a story in which Jessica Simpson beats Serena Williams in a fight) they should be able to lay out reasons why the story didn't satisfy them. (Of course the wrong woman won) but did the writer adequately develop the plot of the story to make it clear WHY SHE WON? (if not that should be the focus of the criticism, not the outcome itself).

Anyone can write a fight story with a particular winner, but can they write one that makes you "believe" it? Or leaves you nodding and saying, "OK, I see how that COULD happen, but I can't believe that it ever WOULD happen." Then you can criticize the story for that, including your reasons why it WOULD NEVER happen...or at least, not THAT way!

I'm not trying to talk people out of criticizing stories, I just want their criticism to HELP THE WRITER in the future. (Lord knows there's plenty wrong with fight stories I've written...I notice every time I look back an old one and wish I'd done something - or many things - differently.)

Point of fact, if I walked down the street and saw Margo Robbie and Gal Gadot side-by-side, I doubt I could tell you (accurately) which one would win a fight. There's too many intangibles, or unknown factors, for anyone to be able to look at a picture and "know" that. But a 'competent writer' ought to be able to look at a picture and imagine a scenario in which one, or the other, might be able to prevail and then explain that to the readers.

If, in your opinion, a writer has failed in that, it would be an act of kindness to (politely) point that out to them - just try not to look TOO surprised if they post some kind of defense of their efforts. Sometimes there are clues in stories we overlook in our haste to read them, or miss because they're "too well" concealed to be useful.

But no one is going to post a lot of stories if their efforts are denigrated and dismissed without any hint that the critic read and understood what they were attempting to do...and acknowledges it and then points out ways they might have done it differently, or better, but still thanks them for the effort. (maybe the original draft was done that way, then changed for good reason... wouldn't that be nice to know?)

Anyway... please be nice to your writers, they're an endangered species. Already it's getting harder and harder to find a decent fight story more than 140 characters long! (That was a joke. Actually, telling a good story in "short format" is a valuable skill, one I wish I had!!)