A very tall figure

2/26/16: I have not had a catfight (a fight involving two or more people, or girls, to be more specific) dream in six years. This time, instead of a classroom like in 2010, it was inside a WWE-style ring equipped with ropes and turnbuckles--and I was in the middle, trying to break up a fight between two girls. The aggressor, who appeared to have been of a mixed race, was kind of a cross between <PERSON> and <PERSON> mixed with America <PERSON>, and had mannerisms identical to <PERSON> of the WWE's Attitude Era (<PERSON>: 2000-01 (including the Alliance (WCW/ECW) storyline)) and Ruthless Aggression era (<PERSON>: 2006-07) and 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion <PERSON>--years (2008-14) before the near-career-ending crash near the final lap of the 2015 season-opening XFINITY Series race at the Daytona International Speedway. The girl she was bullying, however, while yelling the words, "How about I start with yours?", holding her 6 to 8 feet in the air, was a mix between <PERSON>, <PERSON>, and <PERSON>, and had mannerisms similar to 1-time WWE Champion <PERSON>, known for his high-flying aerial moves and UFC great <PERSON>, known for her savage, devastating armbar submission holds that usually puts an end to matches in the UFC in the women's division, which she competes in at about 12-14 seconds, in which most of those led to championships--before <PERSON> showed up and shocked the MMA world by beating her by <PERSON>. I think this DC had French-braided her hair, similar to <PERSON>'s in her fights (I think). It ended the same way after she shouted to the mixed girl, "Wait--what are you doing?!". She flips the mixed girl over, turning the countered body slam into a <PERSON>-like armbar. I am not sure what to do, as I did not see the mixed girl try to tap out and then the dream ends. This dream taught me two hard lessons: to watch what I eat--especially at night. I am never doing that again, that is for sure. The other was to never give up, as a month ago, my grandmother passed away at the age of 89 and I did not know where to go or what to do and everything intensified.