1. Subvert   [veertere <L."to turn"]

 tr. v. To upset; to overthrow; to ruin

I subvert Anthony's title reign when I won the championship

    adj. Exceessively willing to yield; submissive.

Anthony is subservient because he follows the losing rule.

      3. contort       [con=cum <L. "with"]

tr. v. To twist or bend out of shape.

 Some people are Contort because they can bend a lot.

           4. distort

tr. v. 1. To change something to make it false

Put false info in a true sentence 

2. To twist (something) out of its natural shape. 

to twist a popsickal around. 

tr. and intr. v. To reply quickly and sharply, often as if in reply to an accusation.

n. a quick, witty, sometimes biting reply.

Anthony ina quick bugger. 

adj. 1. Hoving many twists and turns

2. Deceitfully roundabout; tricky.

Anthony is very tricky in the ring. 

        7. adversity

n. Hardship; misfortune

Thomas Work adversity because he is a fighting champ.  

tr. v. To run away

 Anthony avert because he run away when I am in the zone.

2. To prevent 

n. A person whose whose thoughts and interests are directed inward

 Bob introvert his interests inwards to everybody.

adj. Stubbornly doing something other than what is reasonable or required.

The children took Perverse pleasure on hiding from their sitter. 

n. Ordinary speech or witting wothout rhyme or meter.

adj. Referring to speech or witing other that verse

Bob prose because he refers to speech all the time.