La Rosa Negra returns to Team Vision Dojo, and Chasyn steps back into the fight while still recovering from a lingering knee injury. La Rosa arrives intense, fiery, and ready for a championship challenge—but with no champion available, she still demanded a fight. Her eyes briefly turned to Hurricane Jess, yet Chasyn felt Jess wasn’t quite ready for what La Rosa brings to the table.
In the end, it became painfully clear: Chasyn wasn’t ready either.
Before Chasyn could even fully remove his referee shirt, La Rosa struck, attacking with ruthless intent. She immediately hunted for the choke, locking in a guillotine and attempting to end the match early. Chasyn escaped and responded with technical dominance, tying La Rosa up on the mat and even taking a moment to show off his control in front of several Women Warriors watching from backstage. La Rosa, ever the veteran, used the ropes to force a break.
Chasyn recovered his referee shirt and tossed it to La Rosa before ducking underneath her, rolling her across the mat, pressing for pins, and transitioning into an Indian Deathlock. The two battled through a series of counters, with Chasyn maintaining the edge through pure wrestling—forcing La Rosa to shift gears.
She turned to striking.
La Rosa took control with heavy shots and once again hunted the choke, nearly putting Chasyn away. Chasyn reversed and attempted a suplex, but La Rosa countered with a tight small package, followed by a monkey flip and a snap suplex to regain momentum. Chasyn kicked out, and La Rosa immediately protested to Hurricane Jess, questioning her officiating as well.
Chasyn answered with a skull-crushing DDT, but La Rosa refused to stay down. Sensing urgency, Chasyn removed his tank top and used it as a weapon, choking La Rosa into a Camel Clutch before transitioning into a bridging chin lock. La Rosa fought back, countering into a rear chin lock of her own. As Chasyn attempted to power out—sliding through and lifting her for an atomic drop—the reality set in.
The knee wasn’t healed.
Chasyn had no choice but to tap out.
La Rosa, realizing Chasyn was legitimately injured, showed restraint—briefly targeting the opposite leg before stopping as Chasyn made it clear he was done. Frustrated and angry, not with victory but with the situation, La Rosa made it known she never wanted this kind of outcome.
A world-class competitor and arguably the best unsigned female wrestling talent today, La Rosa Negra now turns her focus forward.
Next: La Rosa Negra vs. Hurricane Jess.
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