Hello friends,
let’s have a brief review at my personal favorite Christmas gift of 2016. I honestly felt like a child again. 😉
As it is stated already in the video description, this is a non-competitive onslaught match. So you can sit back and watch Akela completely dominating her opponent.
The clip doesn’t need any warm up, as Akela immediately jumps her adversary, takes him down and keeps him there with a SGP. Counting to ten by herself, it appeared so easy, that she decided to just keep him right there for another ten count. Letting go of her victim to give him so seconds to recover, things get worse right away, as Akela starts her second attack, catching her male counterpart in a figure four, giving him only reasonable option; tapping out … twice. At least he’s out, right? Wrong! Akela decides a front headscissor would be a nice way to keep the experience going, asking him if he is stuck there. Apparently he is, as he’s forced to tap once again. Not working for him. Akela keeps him locked tight between her strong thighs until he says those two magical words: “I submit.” At least he is allowed to catch his breath again for a few seconds, but it’s not long before he finds himself nailed to the mat again, as Akela applies a crossbody pin. Making herself comfortable, Akela has all the time in the world to count to ten once more. Several seconds later Akela’s victim finds himself trapped in yet another scissorhold, surprisingly he stays trapped there without tapping for quite some time. Too bad for him, Akela already noticed, that some tapping is missing. Asking if it’s not enough, she tightens her grip and surprise, surprise, instant tapping occurs. Would it have been smarter to tap earlier? I guess so, cause now Akela demands a second tap out, and she wants it fast. No need to ask, a little squeezing gets the job done just fine. From all the tapping, his arms might be a little stressed out, no worries Akela knows a trick to help. Flipping him on his belly Akela helps her opponent with some involuntary arm stretching, which leads to another submission. After getting a little breath back and trying to not get pinned down again straight away, the poor guy hears Akela counting to ten once more, while being stuck in a grapevine pin. Sitting on top of her adversaries belly, Akela asks him what he’s going to do (hopefully I heard it right). Not sure what he would like to do, however Akela comes to the conclusion that a bodyscissor shall defiantly be part of the experience. If you know Akela you know that her bodyscissor is very scary and painful. Therefore his vocal submission comes to no surprise, but this time Akela prefers him to tap. No worries, she is so nice to help him tapping. The few seconds of free breathing and struggling are yet again ending with the poor guy caught by Akela’s killer legs. Remembering, that Akela just wanted him to tap, he complies, but Akela can’t her him. So he has to say the two magical words again before she let’s go of him. Out of the scissor into the scissor. Yes, Akela just catches him again with her scissors shortly after letting him go. The two magical words he’ll remember for the rest of his life come out once more, and Akela kindly asks for one more time, getting him to also tap out again. What was coming next? Ah, sure, three time a charm. Akela needs not much time to apply the third scissorhold in a row. Not getting him quite right, she keeps him trapped for several seconds, before rearranging his head in between her powerful thighs until it fits, and when it fits, it results in a fast tap out and some coughing of Akela’s counterpart. Asking him if he’s okay, she receives no answer, a quick squeeze get’s another “I submit” out of him, I guess that counts as an answer. After the victim of the fight has been under so much, pardon the expression, pressure, Akela opts for a reverse SGP in order to get another ten count on the board. But why just one? Akela simply makes it two ten counts. Counting to 10 twice, means he might have forgotten about Akela’s lethal thighs. So another front headscissor is in order. To assure her scissors will always be on his mind, three submissions from him are required to get out of it this time. And seeing how well she got him here, three submission were sure to come out rapidly. Going for another reverse headscissor, Akela’s opponent manages to get his arm in the way, saving him several seconds. But that only delays his encounter with Akela’s tight reverse scissor. Once the arm is out of the way, another tap out is imminent. Yet again, Akela wants him to say it out loud. Not easy to do, while Akela’s thighs are crushing you. Instead he keeps on tapping, a lot. Akela realizes, that he is in no condition to speak, while she’s squeezing so, she loosens her grip to give him the opportunity to say, what she wants to hear. Akela rolls over keeping her adversary stuck between her legs. Looking at him for some time, she decides to just do it again, and back into the reverse headscissor she goes, but this time she goes towards a reverse figure four, and decides to take it a notch further, so her opponent suddenly finds himself in a seated reverse figure four, which becomes a reverse SGP, until she turns him on his belly, shoves her feet in his face and using her weight to keep him right there. In this position he has to endure two more ten counts. After that it just a quick 180° turn for Akela to be on her opponents back and in the perfect position to apply a seated lotus lock. Tapping isn’t easy for him in this position which Akela uses to make a little fun of him, why he isn’t tapping, even though he really wants to. Eventually he manages to tap, that only leads to him hearing the sweet sound of counting to ten once more while Akela keeps him down by a victory pose pin (do I got that term actually right?). Even after the ten count Akela keeps pulling his arm while keeping him pinned to the mat with her foot. Why? Because she can. Finally she Akela puts her severely beaten foe in last SGP, but no counting needed this time. Straddling him ups the submission count for this match. A long, well deserved, foot on face victory pose completes one of the best non-competitive videos I’ve ever seen.

Akela convincingly, combines utmost beauty and a charming, playful personality, with sheer dominance, great skill and massive power. In my opinion, Akela just did everything right, that you can make right in such a match. Salutes also to her opponent Frank, who endured this onslaught. I can personally not wait for Akela doing an onslaught match again.

Oh, did I say brief review in the beginning? I lied! Have a good one and Happy New Year to everyone.

Cheers
Grem