Gato thought Tyson was his brother.

The one man he trusted with his body, his pride, his back in any fight.

But when Tyson walks into the ring silent, stone-faced… and not alone…
everything changes.

Behind him stands Neo — an otherworldly figure, massive, perfect, terrifying.
He doesn’t speak like a man.
He speaks like a god.

And gods demand sacrifices.

Tyson doesn’t explain. He doesn’t even look Gato in the eye.
He just attacks — hard, fast, obedient.
His best friend… offered up as tribute.

What unfolds is more than a match — it’s a physical betrayal.
A heartbreak turned brutal.
A war fought with bodies instead of words.

💥 You’ll see:
– Ring-lit bodies colliding, crashing, and clinging in long, punishing holds
– Abs grinding against abs, pecs mashed, chests heaving as power struggles become sensual battles
– Bearhugs, chokes, backbreakers, bellyflops, and tests of strength where the pain drips with tension
– Pressed hips. Clenched fists. Muscle-on-muscle warfare that blurs the line between rage and lust

Neo watches like a dark puppeteer — coldly amused, praising both men as they destroy each other:
“Excellent.”
“Crush him.”
“Snap his spine.”

But when it’s over — when the final body drops — it’s not just about the pain.

It’s about the bond that broke, the pride that burned, and the man who refused to kneel.

You’ve never seen betrayal this brutal.
Or bodies this beautiful… breaking.