Complete
Complete verb - To bring (something) to a state where nothing remains to be done.
Ring in
Both terms in one sentence
- Juan Bradshaw Layfield - His initial gimmick is essentially the same as JBL's, complete with coming out to the ring in fancy car, as portrayed by a Mexican.
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Complete Arcane also has rules for magical duels that don't end in one of the participants being carried out of the ring in a bucket...unless you take advantage of the rules for cheating, anyway.
Source: Wizard Duel - While in a fighting ring in a recent episode of The Simpsons Bart and Lisa decide to have what is apparently one of these, complete with a Freeze Frame ending.
Source: Lighthearted Rematch
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