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Stable Wars Fights / Fight 09 Miranda Cosgrove vs Madison Pettis
« Last post by BadassBarbies on December 29, 2025, 04:35:25 pm »
Madison Pettis vs Miranda Cosgrove



At the weigh-in, they take their places on opposite ends of the stage, both already in sports bras and shorts, both locked into hard, unblinking glares before either of them even approaches the scale. The tension is immediate and unmistakable, the kind that doesn’t need words to be felt.

Miranda steps up first. She’s calm and tight-jawed, every bit the professional, climbing onto the scale with her arms folded and her posture closed, as if Madison doesn’t exist. The official announces her weight at 119 pounds. Miranda gives a brief nod, her face unreadable—until, just before stepping down, her eyes flick toward Madison, cold and deliberate.

Madison goes next, rolling her shoulders and shaking out her arms, her jaw set with barely contained edge. She never breaks eye contact with Miranda as she stands on the scale, daring her to look away. When her weight is called at 117 pounds, Madison’s lips curl into a sharp, mocking smile, the expression of someone openly inviting a response.

The face-off is supposed to be brief. It isn’t. They step in close—far too close—neither raising their fists, neither backing down. The tension is suffocating, their foreheads nearly touching as they hiss quiet, poisonous words at each other, too low for the microphones to catch. Whatever Madison says finally cuts through, because Miranda’s expression hardens in an instant, her jaw setting like a switch has been flipped.

Miranda moves first, snapping forward with a sharp chest bump meant to drive Madison back and reassert control. Madison doesn’t give an inch. Instead, she answers with a hard slap to Miranda’s shoulder and steps forward aggressively, pressing straight into her. The room explodes in noise as security surges toward them, but not before Madison shoves Miranda again—this time with enough force to knock her off balance and send her stumbling a step back.

The crowd gasps as Miranda reacts on instinct. She fires a lightning-fast right-handed slap that cracks across Madison’s cheek just before they’re fully pulled apart. Madison screams and grabs her face as a vivid red handprint blooms against her skin. Miranda is already shouting obscenities, straining against the guards, while Madison thrashes and kicks at the floor, both fighters furious, both desperate to land the last blow as security finally forces space between them.

They’re still fighting to get at each other even as security swarms the stage. Madison is shouting that Miranda sucker-punched her, twisting and pointing back toward her opponent, while Miranda lunges forward again and tangles her hand in a fistful of Madison’s curly brown hair. It takes multiple guards to pry her fingers loose, literally uncurling them one by one before the two fighters can finally be dragged in opposite directions.

The weigh-in dissolves into absolute chaos—cameras flashing nonstop, officials yelling over one another, Madison’s cheek burning red beneath the lights, and Miranda snarling like she’s ready to finish what she started in that mud pit months earlier. Any trace of friendship is gone. This isn’t promotion anymore. The fight has turned personal, and whatever happens next, it’s no longer just a match—it’s war.

Past History

The arena lights dim, the crowd already electric after the violent weigh-in. No hype package is needed—everyone in the building knows the story: former co-stars turned enemies, a mud-wrestling scene that turned into a real fight, a friendship shattered by a scream and a head scissor that end up with a sprained neck. Tonight, they settle it.




Madison Pettis Walkout

Madison’s music hits first, deep bass rolling through the arena with an aggressive pulse. She steps through the curtain with her nose taped from the weigh-in scuffle, eyes narrowed and burning. There’s no smile, no wave—just a hard, forward march. Her walk is fueled by fury and pride as she slaps her gloves together, jaw clenched, shaking her head as if trying to clear Miranda’s punch from her mind. The crowd reacts with a volatile mix of boos, cheers, and thick anticipation. At ringside, Madison stops, points both gloves straight at the camera, and growls, “She’s not breaking me again,” before sliding under the ropes and pacing the canvas like a caged animal waiting to be unleashed.

Miranda Cosgrove Walkout

The lights shift as a sharper, cooler track cuts in—sleek, controlled, confident. Miranda appears at the top of the ramp with her chin lifted and her arms loose at her sides, looking like she’s heading into a business meeting rather than a personal grudge match. The crowd roars in response. She doesn’t look left or right, doesn’t acknowledge the noise, just walks with calm, deliberate purpose. Before entering the ring, she stops and fixes her eyes on Madison, holding the stare for a long, simmering moment. Only then does she climb the steps, duck between the ropes, and circle the ring like it already belongs to her. Madison glares from across the canvas. Miranda barely acknowledges her.

The Odds

The sportsbooks don’t care about feelings or history—they care about numbers, styles, and outcomes. Miranda Cosgrove comes in as the favorite at –180, backed by her cleaner technique, sharper precision, and stronger finishing instincts. Analysts point to her conditioning and control, especially her ability to impose strength and accuracy once she finds her rhythm. Madison Pettis opens as the underdog at +150, respected for her raw power, relentless aggression, and a brawler’s heart, but questioned for shaky defense and a tendency to crack when the pressure spikes.

Most bettors lean toward Miranda’s technique and composure carrying the night. Still, the chaos at the weigh-in nudged the odds closer than expected. Madison has fought through a broken nose before and refused to fold, and that toughness hasn’t gone unnoticed. Now they stand in their corners, locked in place. Neither blinks. Neither takes a deep breath. They wait in silence for Bruce Buffer to introduce them.

Introductions

The arena darkens as a single spotlight drops into the center of the ring. Bruce Buffer springs to life, his suit glittering under the lights, his voice thundering with that unmistakable authority. “Ladieeees and gentlemen… we are live! And this… is the grudge match the world has been waiting for!” The crowd detonates, the roar rolling through the rafters.

“Introducing first,” Buffer continues, turning toward the blue corner, “fighting out of the blue corner… a powerhouse, a former child star turned relentless brawler… with strength in both hands and a grudge that fuels her fire. Standing five feet four inches tall, weighing in at one hundred and twenty-eight pounds, the pride of Texas… Maaadisooon… Pettissss!” Madison lifts both gloves, her face twisted in open defiance, the tape across her nose catching the light. She shouts something venomous across the ring, but Miranda doesn’t so much as blink.

Buffer pivots smoothly, spinning toward the opposite corner with practiced flair. “And her opponent,” he bellows, “fighting out of the red corner… cool, controlled, and precise. A tactical assassin with speed, accuracy, and a squeeze that nearly ended this rivalry for good. Standing five feet six inches tall, weighing in at one hundred and twenty-three pounds, from Seattle, Washington… the ice-cold technician… Miraaandaaa… Cosgrooove!” Miranda raises a single glove, her expression unreadable, eyes locked straight onto Madison. The calm only fuels Madison’s anger further; she jerks forward as if to charge, forcing her corner to grab and restrain her.

Bruce steps between them one final time, his voice rising for the crescendo. “Ladies and gentlemen… the time for talking is over. The score… gets settled… right now!” The referee calls them forward. They step nose-to-nose, the tension so thick it seems to hum through the ropes as the fight is finally about to begin.

Round 1

The bell rings and Madison storms forward exactly as expected, her pressure heavy and immediate. She comes in behind a tight high guard, ripping a hard hook toward Miranda’s ribs—testing early—but Miranda’s footwork is sharp, sliding out of range and snapping a fast jab right between Madison’s gloves. Madison absorbs it without slowing; her iron jaw barely acknowledges the shot. She crashes in again, this time landing a thudding cross to Miranda’s chest that forces the brunette backward and into a defensive shell.

Miranda adjusts quickly, circling, keeping her jab pumping. Her speed edge is clear—she tags Madison on the mouth twice, then slips off the centerline with crisp head movement. But Madison growls, corners her, and unloads a short, brutal uppercut inside that snaps Miranda’s head back. The crowd reacts as Miranda ties up to stop the moment, using her better parrying and clinch craft to smother the attack.

In the final ten seconds, Miranda escapes and fires a three-punch combo—jab, cross, jab—landing clean, but Madison finishes stronger, banging a heavy hook into Miranda’s left breast that earns a grunt and a sneer from Miranda.

Score: Madison 10 – Miranda 9
Running Total: Madison 10 – Miranda 9


Round 2

The bell cracks through the arena and Miranda explodes out of her corner, abandoning patience entirely. There’s no range-finding, no feel-out jab—just fury. Whatever restraint she showed earlier is gone, burned away by the memory of that borderline cheap shot before the break. Her eyes lock onto Madison with naked hostility, the kind that promises payback rather than points.

Madison sees it coming and welcomes it. She lowers her hands deliberately, chin tipped up in open disrespect, a crooked smile tugging at her mouth. “Come get me,” she mouths again, slow and exaggerated, daring Miranda to swing wild. Miranda takes the bait, launching a sharp overhand meant to erase the smirk. Madison slips under it with infuriating ease and snaps two quick shots into Miranda’s ribs—light, fast, insulting. Not power punches, but message punches. Madison backs away immediately, blowing a mocking kiss as she retreats, eyes glittering as if to say you’re already losing this.

Miranda snarls and charges. This time she cuts the ring off properly, driving Madison toward the ropes and unloading with bad intentions—left hook, right hook, digging body shot, every punch thrown with heat. Madison blocks and rolls with most of it, but not all. A clean right cross splits the guard and cracks across Madison’s cheek, snapping her head sideways. The crowd roars. The smile vanishes from Madison’s face.
 
She steps forward now, aggression replacing games. She buries a glove into Miranda’s midsection, then another, each one forcing air from Miranda’s lungs, before ripping a tight uppercut through the guard that jolts Miranda backward half a step. Madison barks something sharp—short, ugly, personal—and for the first time Miranda’s breathing stutters.

Miranda resets instantly and fires back, a hard counterhook that forces Madison to pivot away. The fight ignites into a vicious rhythm—no circling, no resets, just two fighters standing close and trading consequences. Madison clips Miranda high on the temple and mutters, “Too slow.” Miranda snaps back with a stiff jab that pops Madison’s head and answers, “Shut up.” Madison rips a brutal shot into Miranda’s ribs. Miranda answers with a straight right that thuds against Madison’s jaw.

With twenty seconds left, they collide chest-to-chest, foreheads grinding together as they fire short, vicious punches to the body. Gloves thump against ribs and sides in tight, brutal bursts while the referee hovers inches away, watching closely but letting it go. Sweat flies, breath snarls, and neither woman gives an inch.

Madison shoves off last, locking eyes with Miranda and mouthing, “Round’s not over.” Miranda fires one final hook with everything behind it, the punch slicing just wide as the bell slams down. Madison smirks again as she turns away—but this time, the confidence looks thinner.

Score: Miranda 10 – Madison 9
Running Total: Madison 19 – Miranda 19


Round 3

The bell rings and Madison steps out with caution, jaw tight and guard high, trying to steady herself for what’s left. Miranda doesn’t give her the courtesy of a second to settle. She lunges forward with a snapping left jab that pops Madison’s head back, then drives a clean right cross into the ribs, the impact echoing through the arena. Madison grimaces but answers immediately, digging in and ripping a series of hard hooks to Miranda’s midsection, each thudding shot drawing a roar from the crowd.

Miranda pivots out of danger, slipping under a rising uppercut and answering with precision. A jab splits the guard, a cross follows, then a tight uppercut snaps Madison’s head upward and sends her stumbling back toward the ropes. Madison fires back on instinct, throwing wide hooks as she retreats, one of them catching Miranda on the arm, another grazing the side of her head. Miranda stays composed, stepping just off-center and peppering Madison with straight shots that land clean and often.

They crash together in a clinch, shoulders grinding, forearms digging for leverage. Short punches thump from both sides as they wrestle for control, Madison sneaking in a compact hook to Miranda’s side before Miranda answers with a sharp burst—two quick shots to the cheek, another to the ribs—forcing the referee to hover close. When they break, Miranda surges again, unleashing a fast combination that backs Madison up step by step.

The pace is savage and relentless. Sweat flies, mouths hang open between exchanges, and every landed punch carries visible consequence. Madison keeps pressing, refusing to fold, but Miranda’s speed and timing make her pay for every forward step. By the end of the round, both fighters are breathing hard, faces marked and bodies sore—but it’s Miranda who has seized control, her accuracy and volume clearly swinging the momentum in her favor.

Score: Miranda 10 – Madison 9
Running Total: Madison 28 – Miranda 29


Round 4

Madison storms out swinging, desperation driving her forward as she tries to seize back momentum with raw aggression. She throws hooks and wide uppercuts in bunches, but Miranda is ready for all of it. She slips just off the centerline, bobs under the first rush, and snaps a piercing jab–counter right straight into Madison’s chin. The shot lands clean and sudden, stopping Madison in her tracks and sending a ripple through the crowd.

Madison tries to bull her way back in, wings another pair of hooks, but Miranda pivots sharply out of range and fires a devastating straight right that crashes flush into Madison’s temple. The sound echoes. Madison’s legs betray her instantly, folding as she topples backward and slams into the canvas. The arena erupts as the referee drops to a knee and starts the count.

Madison drags herself up at eight, blinking hard, sweat and blood smeared across her brow, pride forcing her upright even as her balance wavers. Miranda doesn’t give her a second to breathe. She’s already circling, cutting off escape, stalking with cold precision. When Madison backs toward the ropes, Miranda unloads—left hook, right cross, digging body shot, then a short, brutal uppercut that snaps Madison’s head back and draws a sharp gasp.

Madison reaches out instinctively, trying to clinch and smother the storm, but Miranda shrugs her off and keeps the pressure suffocating. She crowds Madison against the ropes, leaning in with intent, chin pressed near Madison’s shoulder, one leg subtly blocking her escape. Crisp, punishing shots hammer into Madison’s ribs and midsection in fast succession, each one stealing breath and strength. Madison’s gloves come down as she tries to tie up, but Miranda shoves her back and keeps firing.
 
Pinned with her back sagging against the middle rope, Madison absorbs a final furious flurry, her body rocking under the impact. When the bell finally clangs, it feels like a rescue. Madison slumps forward, hunched over with her arms wrapped protectively around her aching torso, breathing ragged and unsteady. Across the ring, Miranda turns away slowly, eyes hard, knowing she’s just taken something vital from her opponent.

Score: Miranda 10 – Madison 8 (knockdown)
Running Total: Madison 36 – Miranda 39


Round 5

The bell clangs and Madison bursts out of her corner, every ounce of determination on display despite wincing from the previous round’s knockdown. She swings a hook toward Miranda’s head, wild and aggressive, but Miranda is already there—slipping under the punch, snapping a jab into Madison’s ribs, and following immediately with a precise, punishing body shot that doubles Madison over. She gasps violently, knees threatening to buckle as Miranda smells weakness.

Miranda doesn’t hesitate. She tears forward with a rapid two-punch combination to the head, each strike crisp and punishing, then drives another crushing shot into Madison’s midsection. Madison crumples to the canvas, her body folding under the impact. The referee drops to count, the arena echoing with every second as Madison struggles to gather herself.

At nine, she barely scrambles to her feet, clutching her side, staggering under the relentless pain. Miranda stalks her like a predator, circling with calculated menace, striking the exposed midsection again and again with short hooks and uppercuts that leave Madison gasping for every breath. Madison swings back in desperation, clipping Miranda on the shoulder and ribs with a few weak punches, but they barely slow the relentless assault.

By the bell, Miranda’s control is absolute. She raises her gloves, breathing hard but unshaken, while Madison leans heavily against the ropes, bruised, battered, and barely holding herself upright. The fight is slipping from her hands; Miranda has dominated every exchange, picking her apart clinically from range and overpowering her up close.

As Madison staggers back toward her corner, Miranda steps forward, leans in close, and whispers just loud enough for the cameras to catch: “Next round, I'm putting you down for good.” The taunt lands like another punch, sharp, personal, and merciless.

Score: Miranda 10 – Madison 8 (knockdown)
Running Total: Madison 44 – Miranda 49


Round 6

Miranda opens the round with measured precision, using sharp footwork and a snapping jab to control the distance and pace. Quick combinations—jab-cross-jab—land crisply on Madison’s face and ribs, forcing her back and testing her defenses. Madison tries to answer with her superior power, driving body shots and heavy hooks toward Miranda’s midsection, but Miranda’s head movement and fluid footwork allow her to slip most of the heavier blows. A few counters from Madison land, but Miranda’s timing and accuracy keep her firmly in control.

Midway through the round, Miranda ramps up the pressure, targeting the ribs and midsection with crisp, punishing shots before stepping out of range and snapping Madison’s head with a jab, each movement calculated and sharp. Madison continues swinging, but her punches are off balance, lacking the earlier snap and landing only sporadically. It’s a textbook display of boxing dominance, and Madison finds herself on the receiving end of an epic beating. She manages to stay upright, but her body glows red from repeated strikes, sweat drenches her top, and her energy is visibly fading.

In the final minute, Miranda closes in relentlessly, flurrying with short hooks and a sharp cross that clips Madison on the chin. Madison absorbs the punishment on her iron jaw, but fatigue begins to show as her cardio fails to keep up with Miranda’s unrelenting pace. Miranda ends the round with a precise combination to the body and head, forcing Madison to clinch for relief. There’s no question who controlled the round.

Score: Miranda 10 – Madison 9
Running Total: Madison 53 – Miranda 59


Round 7

The bell snaps and Madison is late off her stool, drawing a sharp warning from the referee as she finally steps forward with her fists low and her eyes blazing, circling Miranda while tossing out a weak, sluggish jab that Miranda immediately reads; she smirks, shakes her head, and taunts, “You OK, hun?” before cracking a clean double jab into Madison’s cheek and slipping out of range, and suddenly Madison surges forward and the pace detonates as they clash in the center, trading rapid, violent combinations—hooks, crosses, uppercuts—each punch thudding with intent, sweat flying, shouts and taunts cutting through the noise as the ring seems to shrink around them and the crowd roars, knowing this has turned into a full-blown war.

Mid-round, Madison finally catches a break, and she makes it hurt. As Miranda lunges in with a straight right, Madison leans back just enough to let it whistle past, a cruel smirk curling her lips as she drives a perfectly timed uppercut straight up the middle. The punch snaps Miranda’s head back hard, sweat spraying as the impact echoes, and Madison hisses through her teeth while slipping away from a desperate counter jab. Miranda shakes it off, eyes flashing with irritation, wipes sweat from her brow, and answers with a sharp, punishing one-two to Madison’s ribs that lands with a dull, sickening thud, forcing air from her lungs.

They crash together near the ropes, the fight turning ugly as they trade savage body shots at close range, shoulders grinding, forearms digging, neither willing to give an inch. “Come on, is that it?” Miranda sneers as she rips another shot to the midsection. “You’ll have to do better than that,” Madison growls back, spitting blood from a shallow cut on her lip before hammering a brutal hook into Miranda’s side. Every punch snaps with bad intentions, every exchange fueled by spite, the damage mounting as the crowd roars and both fighters dig deep, refusing to yield, determined to break the other before the round ends.

Score: Miranda 10 – Madison 9
Running Total: Madison 62 – Miranda 69


Round 8

The bell rings and Madison knows she needs a big moment—she has been late on her punches and for every punch she lands Miranda lands two or three. Madison comes out swinging, charging Miranda with big solid jabs and body shots. Miranda pivots and flicks out some jabs, keeping Madison at bay, but Madison catches her with a sneaky left hook to the ribs that staggers her briefly. Miranda counters with a crisp cross, but Madison ducks under and rips a vicious uppercut to the midsection that doubles Miranda over. The crowd erupts as Miranda crumples to the canvas, hitting hard with her legs folded under her. The referee immediately starts the count.

Miranda reaches out and pulls herself up and rises at nine—barely. She sways, her legs trembling, eyes glassy and unfocused as the ref grips her gloves. Madison’s corner is screaming bloody murder, shouting that the count was painfully slow, that Miranda should be counted out. The ref gives Miranda’s gloves a token shake, but her vacant stare makes it clear: nobody’s home. Still, he waves them on.

Miranda’s chest buckles with every breath, ribs flaring with sharp pain. She’s winded, woolly, scared, running on fumes. Madison sees it instantly—her expression turning predatory. She stalks forward and slams a brutal hook into Miranda’s body, folding her over with a strangled gasp. A second body shot caves her in again, and before Miranda can straighten, Madison clips her with a short, vicious hook to the temple that sends her stumbling sideways into the ropes.

The referee steps in and pulls Madison away, but there are still ten seconds left as he turns and begins a deliberate count. Miranda lies face down on the canvas, motionless, the arena holding its breath. At ringside, Katharine McPhee and Katherine McNamara lean over the apron, slapping their hands loudly and shouting her name, their voices cutting through the noise. At seven, Miranda’s eyes snap open. She plants a glove, drags a knee under her, and forces herself upright just in time to beat the count.

A second later the bell rings. Miranda’s corner floods the ring, catching her as her legs give out beneath her. They half-carry, half-drag her to the stool, steadying her as her head lolls forward, breaths coming in ragged pulls. One glove twitches weakly in the air, her body still trying to fight on pure instinct even as the round finally ends.

Madison’s corner spills into the ring in chaos, screaming at the referee as they close in on him. “What the **** was that?” Lili Reinhart yells, arms flailing. “This is the same thing you did to Joey!” Kylie steps forward next, getting right in the referee’s face. “What’s the call?” she demands. “Is the fight over or not?”

The referee looks rattled as Kylie shoulders him back into the ropes. “Well?” she presses. “Is the fight over?” He steadies himself and snaps back, “Standing eight. It was eight. Now get back to your corner!” Kylie explodes. “Standing eight? That’s bullshit! Pure bullshit! Miranda is out—call the fight, call it!” The referee doesn’t budge, warning her that if she doesn’t return to her corner immediately, the fight will be stopped against them.

Score: Madison 10 – Miranda 7 (knockdown and Standing
Running Total: Madison 72 – Miranda 76


Round 9

Smelling salts bring Miranda back to her feet, and while her eyes are clearer, her legs still aren’t fully there. When the bell rings, she knows she can’t allow Madison’s momentum to keep rolling. She circles cautiously, snapping jabs to the ribs and flicking sharp counters at Madison’s head, testing reactions and buying time. Madison charges in recklessly, desperate to finish what she started, but Miranda lures her forward and steps hard to her right, planting her foot as Madison barrels past and tangles herself up on the turn
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The referee misses the subtlety and waves it as a knockdown. Madison explodes to her feet in fury, storming straight into the referee’s space, shouting in protest as he continues the count. He finishes it anyway, sternly ordering her to get ready and sending them back into action despite her rage.

Miranda sees it immediately—Madison is angry now, reckless and off her game. She slips under a wide, looping hook with practiced timing and drives a crushing shot into Madison’s body, right on the liver. Madison folds instantly, knees buckling as the air rips out of her. She stumbles forward into Miranda, grasping instinctively as she collapses to the canvas, the impact echoing as the crowd erupts.

Miranda’s top is in shreds, and she instinctively covers up as her corner rushes in, throwing a towel over her shoulders. The referee turns his attention back to the action and starts counting Madison out, but Madison forces herself up at seven, shaky yet upright. Suddenly the referee hesitates, concern flashing across his face as he looks between both fighters. Kylie is instantly in his ear, arguing hard, and after a tense exchange he waves it on and allows the fight to continue.

An attendant is dispatched to the Awesome Aries locker room to retrieve a replacement top, but the delay drags on far longer than expected. The minutes stretch, and what should have been a brief interruption turns into a full five-minute stoppage. It’s an enormous break for Madison, who uses every second to recover—pacing, breathing deep, loosening up, shadowboxing to keep her body warm and her legs alive.

By the time the new top is finally fitted, both fighters have cooled off, but not equally. Madison looks steadier, more alert, having stayed active through the delay. Miranda, meanwhile, has remained on her stool, shoulders slumped, hands gripping the towel as she focuses on regaining balance and strength. When the referee calls them back to center, the momentum feels uncertain again—and the fight suddenly wide open.

Madison is ready to go and is becoming impatient. Come on, Miranda. All of the tops too big for you?” Miranda flips Madison the  bird as they cinch up her top double knotting it in the back. Miranda is clearly upset and steps to the middle ready to go.  “You get some rest, Maddy? Ready to suck some more canvas?

Madison bounces on her toes, snapping out a busy jab while talking nonstop. Miranda stalks forward, circling and landing short hooks and compact uppercuts to the body, keeping Madison moving backward. Madison tries to clinch to slow things down, and the referee allows them to work in close. Miranda gives her a shove, but Madison leans in and answers with rough inside work, digging short punches to the midsection and working wherever there’s space.

Miranda shoves again but ends up backed into the ropes, where Madison presses in with her chin on Miranda’s shoulder and continues hooking to the body. The bell sounds, and Madison sneaks in two late shots before the referee steps between them. As she’s pulled away, her hand catches the strap of Miranda’s top and tugs it hard. Miranda’s corner immediately erupts, shouting foul, as the fabric gives way and the referee moves to intervene.
 
The referee signals for a point deduction as Madison pleads her case, insisting it was accidental. He sends Madison back to her corner while an attendant is called for a replacement top. “Forty-five seconds,” the referee barks, warning that it has to be fixed immediately. The crowd goes wild, and Miranda’s corner rushes to make a quick repair with tape. Miranda refuses to sit during the break, pacing furiously, eyes locked across the ring as the tension spikes again.

Score: Miranda 9 – Madison 8 (knockdown)
Running Total: Madison 80 – Miranda 85


Round 10

Madison storms out knowing she needs something decisive, every punch thrown with raw desperation behind it. She swings recklessly, hooks and crosses tearing through the air as she tries to overwhelm Miranda before she can reset. A lightning-fast cross clips Miranda near the ear, just enough to knock her off balance, and Madison pounces immediately, smothering her and driving her back into the corner.

Madison leans in, muscling Miranda upright and unloading to the lower body, working fast and ugly in close. Miranda cries out, turning her hips away as the referee’s head snaps toward the exchange. “Low blow! Watch the low blows, ref!” someone yells from ringside, but the action doesn’t stop. Then a borderline punch lands low, grazing the drawstrings of Miranda’s shorts, and she drops to one knee, her right glove instinctively pressing down as she grimaces.

The referee steps in sharply. “Warning, red corner—low blow.”

Madison’s corner explodes in protest. “Oh my God, that’s a knockdown!” they scream. “Start the count! She’s faking it—she’s faking it!” The arena buzzes with controversy, half the crowd booing, half roaring in disbelief.

Miranda is given the full recovery time, and the minutes crawl by under intense scrutiny. Madison paces, chirping nonstop, convinced the moment has been stolen from her. When Miranda finally rises, she looks composed again, tugging her shorts back into place and lifting her gloves with cold resolve. Whatever the truth of the blow, the message is clear—the fight is still on, and the tension has just doubled.

The bell clangs and Miranda charges straight at Madison, fury overriding caution. A questionable shot lands low in the scramble, but Miranda grits through it and answers in kind, bullying forward and firing her own borderline counters as she forces Madison back. “How’s that feel?” she snaps, driving a hard knee into Madison’s thigh and following with a digging hook that makes the referee shout, “Break!” The exchange is chaotic, messy, and right on the edge, with both fighters daring the official to step in.

The referee warns them to keep it clean and urges the action to continue. Madison smirks and presses immediately, unloading with hooks to the ribs and sharp uppercuts upstairs, trying to overwhelm Miranda before she can reset. The crowd roars as the pace spikes again, the fight teetering between control and collapse.

Miranda absorbs the pressure, muscles coiled tight, then slips under a looping right. She plants her feet and detonates a perfectly timed uppercut straight up the middle. The punch lands flush on Madison’s chin, snapping her head back and sending her flying onto the canvas. Madison crashes hard, limbs splayed, mouthguard loose as she lies flat on her back, stunned and unmoving. The referee doesn’t hesitate. He waves it off immediately as Madison struggles to focus, eyes fluttering without finding clarity. The fight is over—decided in a single, brutal moment after all the controversy that came before it.


The clock freezes at 2:10 of the tenth round, and the arena detonates. Miranda Cosgrove has done it. She lifts her gloves in the air, chest heaving, battered and bruised but unmistakably victorious. Across the ring, Madison Pettis remains sprawled on the canvas, stunned and defeated, the fight ending in a savage, unquestionable knockout. There’s no debate now—only the roar of the crowd and the finality of the moment.

Official Result: KO – Miranda Cosgrove  2:10 Round 10
 
Post-Fight Interview

The referee raises Miranda’s hand, and the arena erupts. Miranda beams, sweat and bruises gleaming, utterly dominant. Madison leans on the ropes, chest heaving, face battered and bloody, barely able to stand. Her eyes flick to Miranda—defeated, humiliated, and seething—while the crowd chants for the victorious Cosgrove.

The arena is electric, the crowd still roaring from the brutal KO. Joe Rogan moves into the ring with a microphone in hand, weaving through the remaining chaos of trainers and officials as Miranda Cosgrove, bruised but unbowed, raises her arms high. She’s dripping sweat, her face marked with the evidence of ten rounds of pure warfare, but her eyes are sharp, unyielding, full of cocky defiance.

Joe leans in, voice cutting through the noise. “Miranda, what a fight! Ten rounds, too many  knockdowns to count—what was going through your mind in that last round when Madison came out swinging?”

Miranda smirks, brushing a strand of wet hair from her face. “Honestly, Joe? I knew exactly what she was trying. Madison thought she could cheat, land that low blow, and steal the fight. She came at me desperate, wild… and she got caught, I just… survived. Then it was patience, timing, and clean shots. That’s all it took. She had her moments, sure, but I controlled the pace the whole time. Poor little cheat couldn’t keep up.”

Joe nods, pressing on. “Your knockdown in the tenth was brutal—was that planned, or just instinct?”

Miranda chuckles, shaking her head. “Instinct, Joe. Everything she threw, I saw coming. That uppercut? I knew she’d overcommit desperately swinging like that. She had no idea what hit her. Look, I respect she’s tough—takes a beating and keeps coming—but in the end, she’s outclassed. That’s the truth. I did exactly what I needed to do. Ten rounds, knockdowns, and a clean KO at the end. She can go cry about it in her corner, but the fight doesn’t lie and neither does the fact that it ended with Madison on her ass and me with my arms raised.”

Joe grins. “You didn't walk away with very round and it was a close fight and she landed some nasty shots too—does that matter to you?”

Miranda waves him off dismissively. “Those little hits? Cute. Nothing that mattered. I walked through them, delivered my own punishment, and finished the job. That’s how you win a fight, Joe. She got lucky a few times, but luck isn’t enough.”

The crowd cheers as Miranda raises her arms once more, the unmistakable image of a fighter who knows she owns the night and more importantly, she owns her former friend.

Losers Locker Room

Erin Andrews steps into Madison Pettis’ locker room, and the tension hits her like a wall. Madison sits hunched forward, gloves off, curly hair matted with sweat, her left eye swollen, her lip split again from where Miranda’s last punch reopened it. She’s shaking—with anger, not pain.

“You good to talk?” Erin asks carefully.

Madison snaps her head up. “Talk? What the hell is there to talk about? I won that fight.” Her voice is raw, bitter. “Go watch the tape, Erin. Eighth round—I dropped her HARD. She was out. OUT. Stumbling around like a damn zombie. And what did the ref do? Slowest count I’ve ever seen in my life. He might as well have tucked her into bed!”

Erin tries to maintain professionalism. “It was a big knockdown, yes, but Miranda—”

Madison cuts her off, slamming her fist on the bench. “Don’t say it. Don’t you dare say she earned it. I was about to finish her in the eighth and the ref pulled me off with ten seconds left! Ten seconds, Erin! I had her gone!”

Erin lifts her brows. “Madison… she won almost every other round. She really messed you up in there. Look at your face.”

Madison stands abruptly, shoving Erin lightly in the shoulder. “Get out of my face with that bullshit. I was robbed. ROBBED. Lucky uppercut and suddenly she’s the hero? Please. And let's not talk about her buying time in the tenth!  Low blow my ass!”

“Erin tries to be professional again. “That was close to being a low blow.”

Madison stands up her towel dropping to her feet. She steps up her firm nipples poking into Erin. “Look at the tape! I hit her right on the drawstrings and she went down! She went down hard and she knew she wasn't getting up so she pretends I hit her low.”

“It was close I'll admit but the way she folded over it had to be low, right?”

“She knows where it landed and she knows I won. She's going to cry low blow low blow but the replay doesn't lie and she screwed me twice.

Erin steadies herself, trying one more time. “I’m just saying—maybe regroup, watch the footage again—”

Madison steps closer, eyes blazing. “The footage proves I won. Miranda Cosgrove is walking out with my victory. And next time? She won’t walk out at all.”

Erin backs toward the door as Madison turns away, seething, pacing, muttering curses—rage and disbelief boiling hotter than the bruises covering her body.

Written by the Badass Barbies
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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 08 Amanda Seyfried vs Hilary Duff
« Last post by BadassBarbies on December 26, 2025, 11:37:27 am »
Amanda,
 
Congratulations. You earned that TKO and there is no dodging that.

I’ll be honest about somethings I didn’t expect. First off, I didn't expect you to come out and act like you are some world class boxing phenom but I guessing that comes from being on the Aries. Sydney Sweeney said you were a humble sweetheart. Maybe that's just on the set.
 
Secondly, you came in in far better shape than I prepared for. Your conditioning, your strength, the muscle you carried into that ring—it showed immediately. That surprised me, and I respect it. I underestimated just how physically prepared you were, and that’s on me. You didn’t just outwork me, you out-muscled me in key moments, and once the fight turned physical, I couldn’t regain control fast enough. That’s boxing. Preparation matters, and that night, yours was clearly superior.
 
But don’t mistake that result for the full story of who I am as a fighter. Getting one's ass kicked in front of thousands is never easy to swallow but this is contact sports and sometimes you have an off night.
 
Go ahead and challenge Hunter if you dare. I'm sure she will gladly accept and give you a much better fight. I have some unsettled business with your teammate Chloe Moretz. When I was on the Aries, she thought she ruled the roost. There is no doubt that she is a vicious fighters but she is far from your best.

You were impressive and I let myself down. Next time, I will be too.

Hilary

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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 08 Amanda Seyfried vs Hilary Duff
« Last post by awesome aries on December 26, 2025, 09:18:23 am »
Hilary Duff,

I was thinking that you were a lot tougher than you showed in our bout.  What is up.  Have you forgotten how to fight or something?  Chloe Moretz told me to be ready for a fight with you.  I am thinking that she might have been thinking about someone else like maybe your sister Haylie Duff because you did not even give me a good workout and I really trust Chloe and her advice. 

So what was it?  Maybe I should have been wiser and fought someone else like maybe Hunter King.  I know Katherine McNamara has had it out with Hunter's little sister Joey and there have been some words between Joey and Katherine.  So now I will go stand by Katherine's side and I challenge Hunter. Hopefully she will give me a better fight than you did.  So Hunter that is my challenge.  lets go to war soon.  I look forward to your response.  Maybe then Hilary can learn what a real fighter is, and Hilary anytime you want another butt whipping just let me know and I will take care of it for you. 

Amanda Seyfried

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Stable Wars Fights / Fight 08 Amanda Seyfried vs Hilary Duff
« Last post by BadassBarbies on December 25, 2025, 05:33:28 pm »
Amanda Seyfried vs Hilary Duff



Weigh-In

The weigh-in crackles with tension. Amanda Seyfried steps onto the scale first, eyes locked forward, shoulders set with intent. The numbers settle at 128 pounds—right on the mark. Her lean, sculpted frame projects calm control rather than theatrics, and a low murmur rolls through the crowd as recognition sets in. Then, almost unexpectedly, Amanda flexes. The definition in her arms is striking, far beyond what most anticipated. The reaction is immediate—raised brows, quick glances, a ripple of surprise. Hilary Duff looks over, catches it, and quickly masks her reaction, waving it off as if it’s nothing. The moment lingers anyway.

Hilary follows moments later, stepping onto the scale with a light bounce. She comes in at 121 pounds, smaller on paper but visibly powerful through her core and thick, grounded legs. She stays loose, rolling her shoulders and bouncing on her toes, every movement signaling readiness. There’s confidence there, and heat too. When Hilary flexes for the cameras, it draws applause—but the energy has shifted. The statement Amanda made a moment earlier hangs in the air, and for the first time, Hilary’s display feels less like a warning and more like a response.

The fighters lock eyes, the rivalry finally igniting face to face. Hilary steps forward first, testing the space, trying to rattle Amanda before the cameras. She feints a punch, her fist stopping less than an inch from Amanda’s nose. Amanda doesn’t blink. She doesn’t flinch. She doesn’t even shift her weight, standing directly in front of Hilary like stone.

The pause stretches, uncomfortable and unmistakable. Then Amanda casually swats Hilary’s hand aside, the motion sharp enough to knock her off balance. Irritation flashes across Hilary’s face. She swings for real this time—but security is already there, catching her arm mid-strike and dragging her back. Amanda remains planted at center stage, calm and unmoved, her composure only amplifying the effect. Hilary is pulled away still straining forward, clearly shaken by the fact that she couldn’t provoke so much as a step backward.

Walkout

Amanda enters first, her music thundering through the arena. She wears a sleek red-and-black boxing robe, hair pulled tight, every detail controlled. Her eyes sweep the crowd without lingering, focused and unreadable. As she reaches the ring, she moves with quiet efficiency—light on her feet, snapping short shadowboxing combinations that showcase precision rather than showmanship. Calm, composed, and already locked in.

Hilary’s entrance hits differently. Upbeat, confident music floods the arena as she strides out in a silver-and-blue robe, shoulders loose, swagger unmistakable. She pumps her fists, feeding off the crowd, her energy loud and unapologetic. Cameras catch her leaning over the rail toward fans holding a sign that reads, “**** her up, HilDog.” Hilary grins, nods, and fires back without hesitation: “You bet your ass I will.” The moment sends the crowd into another roar.

As she reaches ringside, Hilary makes a direct line for Amanda, intent on confrontation, but the referee steps in quickly, cutting her off. Hilary points and shouts, eyes locked on her opponent. Amanda doesn’t respond. She doesn’t even look over. Her team slips the mouthguard into place as she rolls her shoulders, loosening up, focused entirely on what’s coming next—her indifference proving just as provocative as Hilary’s aggression.

Pre-fight odds

Amanda Seyfried opens at +120, a slight underdog despite her speed and combination work. Hilary Duff comes in favored at -140, with oddsmakers citing her sturdier defense, proven stamina, and reputation for absorbing punishment without fading. Analysts agree on one thing: this matchup sits on a knife’s edge. It could unfold as a sharp, technical chess match—or devolve into a grueling war of attrition where durability decides everything.

Bruce Buffer Introduction

The lights drop. The arena hushes. Then Bruce Buffer’s voice cuts through the darkness.

“Ladies and gentlemen! Welcome to the eighth match of the evening! A ten-round contest between The Badass Barbies and The Awesome Aries. The Barbies lead the rivalry with four wins and two losses. Introducing first—fighting out of the red corner, standing five feet four inches tall, weighing in at one hundred twenty-eight pounds… Amanda Seyfried!”

The crowd roars as Amanda raises her gloves, bouncing lightly, loose and ready.

“And her opponent—fighting out of the blue corner, standing five feet five inches tall, weighing in at one hundred twenty-one pounds… Hilary Duff!” Hilary steps forward with her fists raised, smiling for the cameras, but her eyes burn with intensity.

“This bout is scheduled for ten three-minute rounds under the ten-point must scoring system.”

The fighters return to their corners as the final instructions are given. The bell hasn’t sounded yet, but the tension is already suffocating. Amanda’s steady, unblinking stare begins to gnaw at Hilary’s patience. Hilary shifts, eager, coiled, ready to explode. The moment hangs—seconds from chaos.


Round 1

The bell rings and Amanda shocks everyone by coming out fast, jabbing to the head and body, testing Hilary’s guard. Hilary blocks the first few, then counters with a solid cross to Amanda’s cheek. Amanda pivots and lands a quick left-right combo, snapping Hilary’s head back.

Amanda presses forward, relentless pressure, forcing a shocked Hilary to clinch in the center. The ref breaks them, and Hilary lands a hook to Amanda’s ribs, slowing her rhythm. Amanda fires back with a flurry to the head, some connecting, some glancing off Hilary’s solid defense.

Mid-round, Amanda feints a jab and lands a right cross flush on Hilary’s jaw, making the crowd roar. Hilary absorbs the shot, using her iron jaw, then answers with a two-punch combo to Amanda’s midsection, making Amanda hesitate briefly.

In the final 30 seconds, Amanda jabs continuously, keeping Hilary off-balance, while Hilary lands a few clean body shots. The round ends with Amanda slightly busier and more accurate, while Hilary shows durability and counters effectively.

Round Score:
Amanda Seyfried: 10
Hilary Duff: 9

Fight Total After Round 1:
Amanda Seyfried: 10
Hilary Duff: 9

Round 2

The bell rings and Amanda immediately resumes fast jabbing and head movement, snapping her right jab to test Hilary’s guard. Hilary counters with a hard hook to Amanda’s temple, rocking her slightly, but Amanda shakes it off, using superior footwork to circle away.

Amanda lands a clean double jab-cross combo, pushing Hilary back into the ropes. Hilary plants her feet and fires a powerful uppercut to Amanda’s chin, staggering her back—but Amanda holds refusing to back up. Both fighters exchange short flurries, Amanda landing more volume, Hilary landing fewer but harder punches to the body.

Mid-round, Amanda feints a jab, then throws a head-to-body combination. Hilary ducks too low and Amanda lands a solid uppercut, snapping Hilary’s head back, but not enough to knock her down yet. Hilary answers with a hook to Amanda’s ribs, causing her to bend at the waist and gasp.

In the final 45 seconds, Amanda presses hard, muscling  Hilary against the ropes. A right cross lands flush—Hilary stumbles, her gloves flailing as Amanda follows up with a left hook to the jaw, and Hilary hits the canvas! The ref begins the count.

Hilary beats the count at 8, but she’s shaken. Amanda stalks her, landing a rapid three-punch combo before the bell rings. The round ends with Hilary wobbling, clearly hurt, while Amanda looks calm and ready for more.

Round Score:
Amanda Seyfried: 10
Hilary Duff: 8 (deducted 1 for knockdown)

Fight Total After Round 2:
Amanda Seyfried: 20
Hilary Duff: 17

Round 3

Hilary comes out aggressively, determined to regain control. She throws a strong jab-cross combination, catching Amanda flush on the cheek, forcing her to step back. Amanda circles, keeping her distance, landing quick jabs to the head and a few solid hooks to the body.

Hilary plants her feet and swings a wide right hook, but Amanda slips under it smoothly and snaps back with a left-right to the ribs. Hilary stumbles a half-step, then answers with a powerful uppercut that grazes Amanda’s chin on the way through. Amanda fires back immediately, unleashing a crisp flurry—jab, cross, cross—that backs Hilary straight into the ropes.

Sensing momentum, Amanda closes the distance and digs in with a brutal three-punch sequence to the body: a straight left to the ribs, a rising uppercut into the chest, and a heavy hook to the solar plexus. The shots land with a dull thud, forcing the air out of Hilary and nearly dislodging her mouthpiece as she shells up against the ropes.

Mid-round, Amanda lands a crisp right hook that catches Hilary off-balance, and a quick overhand left follows. Hilary stumbles and barely keeps her balance, hands up, eyes wide. Amanda continues the pressure with a series of body shots, each one chipping away at Hilary’s stamina. Amanda ducks a wild overhand right then buries a hook into the ribs forcing a loud grunt. Two quick right hooks to the abs and another uppercut to the right breast and Hilary is in full retreat.

In the final minute, Amanda unleashes a high-volume flurry, landing several clean punches to the head and midsection. Hilary swings wildly, trying to land one big shot, but Amanda ducks and weaves, landing an uppercut that rocks Hilary again. The bell rings with Hilary barely holding herself up, and Amanda looks confident, poised, and dangerous.

Round Score:
Amanda Seyfried: 10
Hilary Duff: 9

Fight Total After Round 3:
Amanda Seyfried: 30
Hilary Duff: 26

Round 4

Hilary gets an earful from her corner and is told to stop playing around and put Amanda on her ass. Hilary is up early and slams her gloves together. As they wait for the bell Hilary is motioning Amanda in but Amanda barely notices her and looks down concentrating on her breathing.

The cell sounds and Hilary comes out swinging, clearly frustrated after being rocked in the previous round. She throws a stiff jab-cross combo that lands on Amanda’s shoulder, but Amanda sidesteps and responds with a rapid flurry, snapping a jab-cross-cross to Hilary’s head and ribs.

Amanda pressures forward, keeping Hilary pinned against the ropes. Hilary tries to clinch, but Amanda uses footwork to slip free and lands a hard uppercut that snaps Hilary’s head back. Hilary counters with a looping hook to Amanda’s ribs, but Amanda’s defense absorbs most of the impact.

Midway through the round, Amanda feints a jab and lands a crisp overhand right to Hilary’s jaw, staggering her. She follows immediately with a two-punch combo to the body, causing Hilary to bend over. Hilary swings wildly in desperation, landing a glancing left hook, but Amanda ducks and lands another clean right cross that knocks Hilary to the canvas again. The referee starts the count.

Hilary beats the count at 7, clearly dazed. The referee gives her a long hard look gabbing her gloves looking for some resistance. “You got to fight back or I'm stopping this fight. You hear me?”  Hilary nods her head. “I mean it!”  Hilary gives the referee a shove then slams her gloves together. “Start the f%cking fight!”

The referee waves them back in and Hilary barrels forward. Amanda slips some errant punches then lands a thudding hook to the ribs. Hilary gasps then takes a step back. Amanda stalks her with relentless pressure, landing a series of body shots and hooks to the head. Hilary barely makes it through the round as the bell rings, holding her gloves high but swaying from the punishment.


Round Score:
Amanda Seyfried: 10
Hilary Duff: 8 (knockdown)

Fight Total After Round 4:
Amanda Seyfried: 40
Hilary Duff: 34

Round 5

Hilary is late off her stool but her gloves up but her shoulders slumped. Amanda immediately takes the center of the ring, jabbing and circling, forcing Hilary to retreat. A crisp right jab snaps Hilary’s head back, followed by a rapid left-right combo to the breasts that makes her gasp audibly.

Hilary swings back desperately, landing a weak hook to Amanda’s shoulder. Amanda ducks under a wild overhand and counters with a body-head combination, each punch landing clean. Hilary staggers, trying to cover up, but Amanda doesn’t let up, throwing a flurry of punches that hammer her midsection and chest.

Amanda lands a sharp overhand right, and Hilary’s legs buckle—she hits the canvas for the third time. The referee starts the count, 1…2…3… Hilary struggles to rise, shaking her head. At 7, Hilary barely stands, but her balance is off.

Amanda presses immediately, landing a rapid combination of jabs, hooks, and uppercuts. Hilary tries to clinch, but Amanda pushes her back with authority and lands a clean right cross to the jaw. Hilary sways, gloves dropping slightly. Amanda smells blood and goes all in. She pins Hilary in the corner, leans in and starts unloading hook, crosses and uppercuts to the body. Hilary is swaying left then right as Amanda's fists are a blur as the punches come in non-stop. 

The referee has seen enough and steps in and pulls Amanda back. Hilary is out on her feet and slips to the canvas in a tangled mess of arms and legs. The referee waves it off as Amanda's corner spill into the ring. The fight is called at 3:40 of round 5.

The crowd erupts as Amanda raises her arms. Hilary is attended to by her corner as she is rolled up in a ball her arms cradling her body. After a minute she is helped to her stool, exhausted, bruised, and battered, having taken relentless punishment for five rounds.


Official Decision and Post-Fight Interview

The arena is buzzing as the Bruce Buffer steps forward. “Ladies and gentlemen, the fight has been stopped at 2 minutes and 40 seconds of the fifth round by a TKO due to body punches . The winner by technical knockout… Amanda Seyfried!


Amanda raises her arms, gliding to the center of the ring, still looking fresh and composed, sweat glistening but no sign of fatigue. The crowd erupts in cheers, chanting her name. Her gloves shine under the arena lights, her stance proud, every movement fluid and confident. Amanda flashes a quick smile, acknowledging the audience and giving a small wave to her corner.

Hilary, by contrast, looks like she’s been run over by a freight train. Her face is flushed, a few bruises forming on her cheeks, and her jaw still throbs from the knockdowns but it's her body that took the brunt of the damage. She sways slightly as her team still need to keep her up as she still look like her feet are not under her. The crowd gives a sympathetic cheer for Hilary as she is escorted to the locker room for further evaluation.

Joe Rogan makes his way into the ring, microphone in hand, weaving through the ropes with practiced ease. Amanda turns toward him, gloves down but still raised at her sides, a mixture of elation and focus in her eyes.

“Congratulations, Amanda,” Joe begins, his voice carrying over the cheering crowd. “You dominated that fight from start to finish. Tell me, what was your mindset going in tonight?”

Amanda smiles, her voice calm but energetic. “Thanks, Joe. Honestly, I wanted to stay sharp, stay focused, and keep my distance early. Hilary’s durable, so I knew I had to use my speed and combinations to wear her down. I wasn’t going to take any risks and let her get back into the fight. I think that strategy worked perfectly tonight.”

Joe nods. “You were landing punches almost at will, and your timing on the knockdowns were incredible. Were you surprised at how quickly you were able to take control?”

Amanda laughs lightly, shaking her head. “Not really surprised. I knew my training and conditioning gave me an edge. I just had to stay disciplined, stick to my combinations, and wait for the openings. Once I saw them, I knew I had to capitalize, and it all came together.”

Joe gestures toward Hilary, who is being helped out. “Hilary fought hard, though—what did you make of her defense and her durability?”

Amanda nods respectfully. “Hilary’s tough, no doubt and she can take a punch. She absorbed a lot of shots and kept coming, which made me have to focus and be precise. It’s not easy to take someone like her down, so I’m proud of how I stayed composed and executed my plan.”

Joe smiles. “It really was a brilliant display. You out punched her 145 to 17. This might go down as one of the most lopsided fights so far. Did you expect to be so dominant?”

Amanda grins. “We knew if we could get Hilary to take chances we could take advantage of her aggressiveness. I think it worked.”

“Well, congratulations again, Amanda. A brilliant performance tonight.”

Amanda raises her gloves one last time, soaking in the cheers, her composure and athleticism undeniable. The arena chants her name as Hilary is safely escorted backstage, and the post-fight celebrations begin.

Losers Locker Room
Erin Andrews walks into the dimly lit locker room, where Hilary sits slumped on a bench, gloves off, towel draped around her shoulders. Her face is bruised, her jaw still throbbing, and her body show is a combination of deep purple bruises and flushed pink. There’s a distant look in her eyes. She barely lifts her head as Erin approaches, microphone in hand.

“Hilary, tough night out there,” Erin begins gently. “How are you feeling right now?”

Hilary exhales slowly, voice quiet. “Honestly… beat up. I knew Amanda was fast, but I didn’t expect her to be so strong. We've seen her fight before and she normally is a fighter who uses her speed and footwork. When she flexed w knew she was a new improved fighter.”

Erin smiles. “Sh did look, um . . ripped but her speed and accuracy were spot on. That's a potent combination.”

Hilary groans as she turns towards Erin. “Her combinations were relentless. I tried to stay in the fight, tried to get my rhythm, but she just… never let up. Every time I thought I had a moment, she was right there, snapping punches at me.”

Erin nods sympathetically. “You showed incredible toughness, though. You took a lot of punishment and still tried to push forward. Where do you feel the fight slipped away?”

Hilary shakes her head. “I think it was Round 2 and 4 when I went down. Those knockdowns shook my confidence, and I couldn’t recover fast enough. I started overthinking my shots, and Amanda capitalized. She’s fast, precise… she’s a great fighter.”

Erin asks, “What’s next for you? How do you plan to bounce back from this?”

Hilary lets out a tired laugh, though her eyes glimmer with determination. “I’ll rest, study the fight, and train harder. I hate losing. Amanda was the better fighter tonight, but this isn’t the end for me. I’ll come back smarter and stronger.”

Erin gives Hilary a sympathetic look. “Would you be up for a rematch with Amanda?”

Hilary looks down trying to stay focused. “Maybe in the cage but as far as Boxing goes, probably not in the near future.”

Erin nods, signing off. “Thank you for your honesty, Hilary. Hopefully we’ll see you in the ring again.”

Hilary slumps back, exhausted, but somewhere beneath the bruises, a spark of resolve remains.

Written by the Badass Barbies
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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 07 Kiernan Shipka vs Sabrina Carpenter
« Last post by BadassBarbies on December 25, 2025, 02:20:16 am »
Kiernan,

I’m relieved to hear you’re “okay” — and even more amused that you think this is “not over.” Truth be told, I enjoyed those final rounds immensely. Watching your pretty little face crack was satisfying enough, but seeing those once-proud abs collapse while you folded over, gasping for air? That was poetry. Nothing quiets someone faster than taking their breath — and I took yours.

You keep talking about ringers like that’s supposed to scare us. Please. We’ve got plenty ourselves. Hilary Duff will handle Amanda Seyfried without breaking a sweat and we will see what Laura Marano has left after Dove Cameron broke her. Laura may never recover.

As for her sister Vanessa — I almost feel bad. Almost. Sydney Sweeney might be the most complete boxer the UCC has ever seen, and Vanessa is walking straight into a nightmare. If this is the hill your stable wants to die on, so be it.

The era of the Awesome Aries running the squared circle is over. Everyone knows it. You just haven’t caught up yet.

See you soon.

Sabrina

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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 07 Kierman Shipka vs Sabrina Carpenter
« Last post by awesome aries on December 24, 2025, 12:16:59 pm »
Sabrina

its not over.  Me and Daniela talked when we had cooler heads and she apologized for throwing the towel.  I looked over the fight and maybe Daniela was right for throwing in the towel.  I am not one to cry over spilled milk.  I will come back stronger and in better shape next time.  And since I am not crying over spilled milk, enjoy your little win, There are still 3 or 4 more fights to be settled.  Lets see how your team responds against our super talented stars still on the docket. 

Kiernan

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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 06 Katherine McNamara vs Joey King
« Last post by awesome aries on December 24, 2025, 12:08:39 pm »
OHH poor Joey

You are the one delusional.  But I am not going to talk about the past.  The Referee saw what happened and this showed in some confusion.  The Bell sounded before I was actually down.  Thus I was still on my feet.  I heard the bell and I felt that I survived.  When the referee restarted the count I was shocked that it was not over and thought that maybe i misheard the bell.  I got to my feet.  But no matter what.  Officially you did not knock me down because the bell had already sounded and unless i missed something in the rule book, the bell ends the round not your proverbial 10 count which I beat as well.  Either way I won not you so continue crying foul it will get you nowhere. 

Katherine


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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 07 Kierman Shipka vs Sabrina Carpenter
« Last post by BadassBarbies on December 24, 2025, 10:45:53 am »
Kiernan,

Funny how every fight only ends “too early” when you’re the one sitting on the stool, gasping, while your corner is begging the ref to save you from yourself.

I get it—when the jab keeps landing, the legs stop listening, and the bell starts feeling like a fantasy, it’s comforting to believe you were “just about to turn it around.” Fighters tell themselves that all the time. Corners, on the other hand, tend to live in reality.

The towel didn’t come out because I’m faster, stronger, tougher, or just a better boxer. It came out because Round 10 was going to look a lot worse than 8 and 9 and you might have needed a quick trip to the ER.

Rest up, argue with your team, throw another tantrum and rewrite the story in your mind —whatever helps. The Barbies will be over here enjoying yet another W and the fact that our corner never has to make that desperate embarassing call.

If we’re “Only Getting Started,” make sure next time you bring cardio… not excuses.

I hope you heal up and that this doesn't ruin your Holidays.

Sabrina

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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 06 Katherine McNamara vs Joey King
« Last post by BadassBarbies on December 24, 2025, 09:42:37 am »
Poor dilusonal Katherine,

I understand your confusion. Fighters who get violently knocked out often lose their sense of time, so let me refresh your memory. You were lying motionless on your back for at least five full seconds before the referee even started the count. The referee waited another four seconds then pickeed up the count. In case arithmetic isn’t your strong suit, that already puts us at nine seconds.

It then took you another five seconds to stagger back to your feet. That brings the total to fourteen seconds. In Nevada, the count is ten—not fourteen. That’s why the crowd was booing, and that’s why everyone in the building knew who actually won that fight.

I’m not blaming you personally. You were still glassy-eyed when the decision was announced, so I doubt you even understood what was happening. I also understand why you later came into my locker room and attacked me. I’d be angry too if I woke up, found out I’d been handed a win I didn’t earn, and realized the whole arena knew it.

You said that if I wanted a rematch, all I had to do was ask. I’m not asking—I’m demanding one. And as for my sister Hunter, she’s more than willing to step in against any one of your so-called teammates whenever you’re ready to stop hiding behind them.

Choose what happens next carefully.

Joey

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Stable Wars Fights / Re: Fight 06 Katherine McNamara vs Joey King
« Last post by awesome aries on December 22, 2025, 11:34:36 pm »
Joey King

Give it up you got beat and you are bitter, i understand and its okay.  You got lucky when you knocked me down but I was clearly up by count nine.  You lost because you are cocky and very bitter that I am so much better than you.  anywhere and anytime you want a peice of me just come and get it.  as for Emily, she has spoken her mind.  But never ever think that we are afraid to fight your stable.  If you want a rematch then just ask, Just make sure that your sister Hunter stays out of it because we have plenty of girls who would tangle with Hunter. 

Katherine McNamara




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