Rage ( stats ) vs Frank ( stats ) IV is the 4th chapter of the biggest intergender rivalry in Fight Pulse history. It is the most emotional and personal fight of them all. It is competitive, dynamic, aggressive, and an absolute must-see for all Fight Pulse fans!
If you haven’t followed this rivalry, consider checking out the first 3 fights first (MX-94, MX-103 & MX-127), as it will give this encounter context and explain its intensity. Below is a short summary.
In 2017 Frank won two fights in a row against Rage, proving to be too difficult of a challenge for the feisty ne...
Rage ( stats ) vs Frank ( stats ) IV is the 4th chapter of the biggest intergender rivalry in Fight Pulse history. It is the most emotional and personal fight of them all. It is competitive, dynamic, aggressive, and an absolute must-see for all Fight Pulse fans!
If you haven’t followed this rivalry, consider checking out the first 3 fights first (MX-94, MX-103 & MX-127), as it will give this encounter context and explain its intensity. Below is a short summary.
In 2017 Frank won two fights in a row against Rage, proving to be too difficult of a challenge for the feisty newcomer. Late 2017 Rage started sessioning as well as training, eventually becoming one of the best wrestlers at Fight Pulse within only a year. She won the rematch with Jane to become the new lightweight champion in 2018, and she beat Frank in a devastating fashion in their third match. But regardless of how decisively Rage beat him, Frank was ahead on the scorecard, with 2 victories against Rage’s 1. Frank’s excuse after MX-127 was that he was coming off a long lay-off caused by health issues and wasn’t in good shape. He also said during that post-match interview that he would beat her in 5 months. Here’s the clip:
Watch on YouTube: Rage vs Frank III ending
This match takes place exactly 5 months later.
MX-157 starts with an audience poll, with all audience members predicting that Rage will win. Frank, clearly annoyed, says in response “you just wait.” He is facing a person who showed little empathy towards him by dominating him both physically and mentally last year, the same person whom he was able to beat twice in the past. This is without question the most personal fight for Frank that he ever had at Fight Pulse, which is also clear from the words that are said both during and after the fight that cannot be unsaid. Only paid for.
Stakes are not small for Rage either. She is behind on the overall scorecard and has to get even. But she is confident, being able to dominate Frank the last time they met, and she stares Frank down during the staredown, clearly certain of her victory.
Can Rage even the score by beating Frank again? Or was Frank’s excuse proper, and he will put an end to this rivalry? Skip the spoiler section and preview photos below to remain unaware of the outcome of this match.
SPOILER SECTION
This is the Rage show, and there’s very little Frank can do to stop it. Frank does better than in #3, gives Rage some trouble thanks to his flexibility, and even threatens her with a headscissor at one point, but the only thing he succeeds at each time is delaying the inevitable. Rage’s ungodly pressure, smothering top control and python-like legs do the job round after round, trapping and subduing her determined male opponent.
At one point Rage puts Frank in quite an unusual hold, scissoring his arms behind his back, while she is sitting down, literally trapping his upper body, and making fun of him, which doesn’t sit well with Frank’s ego. Later there’s verbal back-and-forth during the match, which leads to more drama in the post-match interviews.
Rage, as usual, savors her victory by a long victory pose, even trampling her defeated, exhausted male rival full-weight at one point.
Match outline: introductory interviews including an audience poll, staredown, the match itself (17 minutes), long victory pose (foot on chest, trampling, then foot on face), concluding interviews (including lift & carry).
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