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♦ 08-05-22 | Part of a Double Simon Challenge, the Fashionista Koyliak came after a favored chilly opal, IceDancer and its current holder, Droet the Bold! Eager to get black and blue in the rings, Koyliak and Droet met up and in the first match of the best of three challenge where the opal holder Droet pulled off an impressive perfect shut out against the Lady of the Outback, Koyliak! The following match, where they were sent to the precarious ring, The Wheel, the pair opened with a trade that would make Jake proud! The score stayed tight with Droet taking a couple of single point leads, but with Koy quick to tie things up. With a flash of her perfect heels, Koy took the bout with a snapkick and a final score of 5 to 4 in 10 rounds. With each holding a win for the night, they took it to a third and final match where Koy kept Droet from scoring for the first two rounds. After Droet made a steady climb up the scoreboard to tie things up, Koy was taking a defensive route which would eventually end up in her favor and victory in the ring with a final score of 5 to 2 in 10 rounds. Once again Koyliak picks up the chilly Opal for the Simon household! | ♦ 03-04-2023 | Koyliak's first opposition for IceDancer came from one Yuzuki "Tallest Hair" Kuwabara. The Fashionista met the challenge with an apt response of "cool" and the two met on the fourth to duke it out. In the first match the two kept an aggressive posture firing off and reciprocating likeness back. Yuzuki claimed the initial lead only to have Koy fire back and even it out. After scoring a lead for herself, Yuzuki clawed it back marking the match at 3 a piece. Koy secured match point with a kick and finished out the first match 5-3 in 11. The second match would be far more one-sided as Koy seemed to have fully warmed up and delivered a statement perfect shutout in the second match. The display could not have been any more complete and it marked Koyliak's first defense in her reign with IceDancer. In two matches, 5-3 in 11 and 5-0 in 5, Koyliak defended. | ♦ 05-07-23 | Koyliak didn’t have to wait long for her next challenger, Salvador Delahada. Koy started the first match out with a bang, headbutting Sal to claim the first point, but he was quick to match it in the second round. The fighters exchanged blows and posturing, tying again at 2-2 in round five. Koy saw her first two-point lead in round seven, and though Sal managed another point, Koy never relinquished her lead. In a reversal of the last, Sal got first blood, with the Fashionista matching him in round 2 with a dazzling show of heels. Koy quickly pulled ahead, allowing the challenger only one more point before she cinched her victory, achieving a second defense of the cool blue Opal in two consecutive fights. 5-3 in 9 and 5-2 in 6. | ♦ 08-12-23 | Everyone loves a bloodbath, er, rematch. Salvador Delahada came looking for more bruises and a second chance to hold IceDancer for the first time. On an aptly themed night of Crystals and Carnage, the two went at it again. Koyliak was first on the board, but like past bouts, they were tied in the second round. Neither fighter was able to gain more than a single point lead before the other matched it, tying the score again in the 6th 9th and 12th rounds, bringing the score to sudden death. Koy went big in the 13th and claimed her first victory in style with a spin kick that cut through Sal’s defense. True to form, while Sal picked up the first point in the second fight of the night, they were tied again right after. Koy blazed ahead with three more unanswered points, bringing the score to 4-1 before Sal found his footing for a comeback. He narrowed the score to 4-3, but in a trade of blows, the Masochistic Fashionista notched her third defense of IceDancer in two fights: 5-4 in 13 and 5-4 in 9. | ♦ 06-13-24 | Kruger set out to deliver Koy's next challenge with a very on-brand need to settle once and for all which of them would win a footwear face-off. Dazzling at night the two met and embarked on what would turn out to be an exciting challenge match. The first fight opened with Koy showing off her footwork earning the first point of the eve. Kruger fired back and from the second round on maintained control in the match suffering only one setback before an eventual trade of kicks in the the seventh round to claim the first. The second match would serve to be a stark reminder that in this sport coming out hot isn't enough. Koy put a bitter halt to Kruger's blazing opener and flipped the script in the second match surrendering only one point in a trade. In this match it was the challenger bringing the heat and Koy putting up a stoic defense freezing the momentum and winning it in eight rounds. The final fight was for all the marbles, and the one that mattered most to them. Koy struck first as she had in the prior two matches going low. An unorthodox trade ensued with her showing off her skills hooking Kruger. The challenger tied it up shortly after and claimed himself a lead before the see-saw tilted back to another tie. The stalemate would prolong for another round before Koy evaded a grapple attempt to match point and the two made good on their footwork and exchanged to end the challenge in a climactic trade. In three bouts, 3-5 in 7, 5-1 in 8 and 5-4 in 9 Koyliak secured her fourth defense of IceDancer! | ♦ 10-19-24 | Over a year later, Sal was back in pursuit of IceDancer, and the Fashionista was all too happy to throw down again! Sal kicked off the fight with a boot to Koy's face, much to her delight. She answered with a prompt backfist and stomped on the gas—and Sal’s foot—pulling ahead with four unanswered points in total before he tackled his way into a second point. In a thrilling trade of fists Koy could afford, the first match landed soundly in her favor. Sal again claimed first blood in match two, and maintained his lead until the Fashionista strutted onto the boards in round three, trading down low in a splash of mud and weevils. She tied the score in the next round at 2-2 with a brutal kick, and picked up two more points with a flail and Simon backfist to bring her to match point. Sal was able to slow her momentum and narrow the gap, but couldn't claw his way back. One Stiletto Stomp to rule them all proved the third time wouldn’t be the charm. In two consecutive bouts, Koy defended IceDancer for the fifth time. 5-3 in 8, and 5-3 in 9. |
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