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BATTLE Extreme Tournament 5th Semi Final Match 2 Who's the JAV actress in this video? Amateur? Name revealed!

The second semifinal match of the tournament, where all participants are hailed as top contenders, is here—and the battle intensifies! Suzumii Misa, now universally recognized as the undisputed villain queen, stands out not only for her striking looks but also for her overwhelming skill and insane, ferocious fighting style. On the other side, Nishinai Runa has awakened—outwardly the classic idol type, but in reality, a sadistic, dominant S-type fighter who excels in dirty, underhanded attacks, promising a thrilling and brutal showdown. The 2017 Extreme Tournament featured a wave of young talent, but the lineup was so stacked that every single competitor was considered a championship favorite. The semifinalists are Nishiguchi Arare, Ayane Haruna, Suzumii Misa, and Nishinai Runa. The first semifinal match saw Nishiguchi and Ayane clash in a fierce, orthodox strong-style bout, but this second match takes a completely different turn. Suzumii Misa faced Kuga Kanon in the first round, overwhelming her with sheer brutality and madness. She delivered a flawless German suplex, proving both her viciousness and technical mastery. Meanwhile, Nishinai Runa faced Hoshikawa Uiika in her opening match. Her appearance suggested a typical idol wrestler, but she quickly revealed her true nature—responding to fouls with double the punishment, showcasing her dominant, cruel side. Initially dismissed as a "lucky girl riding on looks," Nishinai was widely expected to fall to the dominant Suzumii Misa in the semifinals. However, in her subsequent match against Shirumomo Shina, she unleashed a stunning suplex, finally revealing the true depth of her hidden abilities. This performance shook Suzumii's overwhelming advantage, throwing the outcome of the match into uncertainty. In this clash, two beautiful yet highly skilled women—both of whom have climbed their way to this stage using sadistic, rule-breaking tactics—publicly vow to fight a clean, honorable match without fouls. But is this vow genuine? The truth will be decided—right here, right now!