We are excited to present to you, dear followers, our first title in Head-to-Head series. H2H is a concept developed by Fight Pulse of a contest between two individuals that would ideally determine who pound-for-pound the better athlete is in the context of wrestling and related disciplines. This contest is by no means intended to be a universal measurement of athletic abilities or strength. But it is devised to reflect the prowess of an individual in activities that are either integral to fetish wrestling, such as headscissors and schoolgirl pins, or closely related to the niche, such as lifting, arm-wrestling and fingerlock wrestling.

In its draft form, partly improvised on location, as present in the subject video, H2H 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 and FW-16); 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

Logically, the winner of most of these challenges is declared to be the winner. 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 are so close that we find it extremely difficult to determine the winner on the stopwatch or the computer screen.

In order to check for ourselves and demonstrate how well the pound-for-pound factor works out with the above mix of challenges in our first H2H video we pit our smallest female wrestler against our biggest – Katniss (5′ 7″, 110 lb; 170 cm, 50 kg) vs Lucrecia (6′ 0″, 216 lb; 183 cm, 98 kg). It is probably no secret to the fans that Lucrecia is an extremely strong individual and one of our most experienced wrestlers. Katniss, however, is incredibly athletic, flexible and very strong for her size. You might have heard that from us in the past, and now you have a chance to witness that for yourself in the lifting challenge.

Video outline: short introduction, all the challenges listed above, victory pose (foot on chest), final interviews.

Please leave your comments about the video if you liked the concept. We appreciate your feedback / suggestions related to the contest as a whole or particular challenges. Do you think there is a balance between challenges that favor bigger / stronger contestants, and those that favor smaller girls / guys? Do you feel there is a balance between upper-body and lower-body involvement? If not, which challenges would you add to the contest to make it more fair?

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