Alberto Del Rio (WWE) vs Kohaku (Dr. Stone)

[RandomGuy2345]

Since my last Del Rio match went pretty bad (hardly any interaction), I decided to make this matchup to see how it would go.

Alberto Del Rio vs Kohaku (Dr. Stone vs WWE)

Del Rio will be 9-B.

Fight takes place in a WWE ring, where Del Rio will have access to all of the weapons.

Speed is equalized.

Both combatants start 6 meters apart.

Alberto Del Rio:

Kohaku:

Inconclusive:

 

[Arnoldstone18]

I ABSOLUTELY HATE ALBERTO DEL RIO.

STARTING MOVES NOW

 

[RandomGuy2345]

I ABSOLUTELY HATE ALBERTO DEL RIO.

Why?

 

[Arnoldstone18]

Why?

idk. I just hated him when I used to watch WWE. He was a heel back then iirc

 

[RandomGuy2345]

STARTING MOVES NOW

He usually starts with a swift kick to the leg.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

idk. I just hated him when I used to watch WWE. He was a heel back then iirc

He was a heel for most of his career, aside from those 5 or so months he was a babyface.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

He usually starts with a swift kick to the leg.

To elaborate more on how Del Rio fights in general, he primarily targets the arm and occasionally the head of the opponent with strikes, grapples, submissions, etc.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

What is Kohaku's AP?

 

[Arnoldstone18]

He usually starts with a swift kick to the leg.

Kohaku should quickly evade with her nimbleness.

As for everything else.

Her acrobatics should see her through a lot of attacks from him towards her head. She is probably going to start with weapons so that gives her an initial advantage when it comes to range so her arms should be safe at the initial stages of the fight.

She should be at an advantage in LS considering at the end of the series she could now hold back Tsukasa’s sword strike (Tsukasa is class 25 for destroying a petrified head with one hand so imagine Kohaku holding off a full on sword strike with both his arms.) so if you couple this advantage with her hypermobility around her joints then grapples and submissions shouldn’t really effect her.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

Kohaku should quickly evade with her nimbleness.

As for everything else.

Her acrobatics should see her through a lot of attacks from him towards her head. She is probably going to start with weapons so that gives her an initial advantage when it comes to range so her arms should be safe at the initial stages of the fight.

She should be at an advantage in LS considering at the end of the series she could now hold back Tsukasa’s sword strike (Tsukasa is class 25 for destroying a petrified head with one hand so imagine Kohaku holding off a full on sword strike with both his arms.) so if you couple this advantage with her hypermobility around her joints then grapples and submissions shouldn’t really effect her.

I'll respond to this tomorrow. i need some rest.

 

[Arnoldstone18]

What is Kohaku's AP?

lemme go check what Tsukasa’s is, she downscales

 

[Kisaragi_Megumi]

lemme go check what Tsukasa’s is, she downscales

4 MJ or more

 

[Arnoldstone18]

4 MJ or more

Oh I thought he got an upgrade.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

My apologies for taking a while to respond. I've been very busy with family stuff. It drained me from doing versus threads.

Her acrobatics should see her through a lot of attacks from him towards her head. She is probably going to start with weapons so that gives her an initial advantage when it comes to range so her arms should be safe at the initial stages of the fight.

She should be at an advantage in LS considering at the end of the series she could now hold back Tsukasa’s sword strike (Tsukasa is class 25 for destroying a petrified head with one hand so imagine Kohaku holding off a full on sword strike with both his arms.) so if you couple this advantage with her hypermobility around her joints then grapples and submissions shouldn’t really effect her.

Assuming she does have an LS advantage (a CRT needs to be made in order to use this argument iirc), that doesn't really negate the fact that Del Rio is a much better at grappling and using submissions than Kohaku (unless proven wrong).

He's locked in submissions on people with comparable LS to Tsukasa (Big Show), and even flat out beats people with that big an LS gap.

 

[Arnoldstone18]

a CRT needs to be made in order to use this argument iirc

ugh I’ll get to it.

that doesn't really negate the fact that Del Rio is a much better at grappling and using submissions than Kohaku (unless proven wrong).

never said it did, i said it along with her nimbleness just helps her escape

He's locked in submissions on people with comparable LS to Tsukasa (Big Show), and even flat out beats people with that big an LS gap.

big show isn’t kohaku. Like I said before. Kohaku and her hypermobility will enable her to easily last through and break out of most if not all submissions and grapples. I highly doubt she will feel the effects of shit like an arm bar. Then she just powers through him afterwards without pain in the way.

 

[RandomGuy2345]

big show isn’t kohaku. Like I said before. Kohaku and her hypermobility will enable her to easily last through and break out of most if not all submissions and grapples. I highly doubt she will feel the effects of shit like an arm bar. Then she just powers through him afterwards without pain in the way.

I'd like for you to at least show some examples of Kohaku's hypermobility working in this way.

 

[Arnoldstone18]

I'd like for you to at least show some examples of Kohaku's hypermobility working in this way.

you’ve seen the best example before havent you? Where she could move around her body in ways that shouldn’t be possible against her first encounter with Tsukasa

 

[RandomGuy2345]

you’ve seen the best example before havent you? Where she could move around her body in ways that shouldn’t be possible against her first encounter with Tsukasa

That was like...months ago. I don't remember shit lol.