Neo is done with Chace LaChance as his coach. He's been turned on, tortured, tied up, and abandoned in the ring. He needs someone new. Someone he can trust.

He hired Z-Man.

Z-Man is a legend. If you know, you know. And he walks into this session ready to teach Neo everything he's got — side headlocks, figure four leg locks, chicken wings, chin locks, dirty moves, the whole arsenal. This isn't a match. This is an education.

The problem is Neo.

Neo doesn't listen. Can't get the figure four right. Goes too hard during an instructional session. Confuses a chicken wing with a chicken nugget. And every time the experienced wrestler thinks he's finally getting through, Neo does something that makes him question every career choice that led him to this room. Z-Man has been in wrestling his entire life. He has never had to put himself in his own move to demonstrate it. Until now.

What starts as a coaching session turns into something far more physical — low blows, submissions, dirty moves, and a new coach who is quickly discovering that teaching Neo might be the hardest thing he's ever done in a legendary career.

Z-Man, welcome to the roster!