On a summery afternoon in the German Harz-Mountains, Jermaine is chilling by a lake. He actually came there to go for a swim. But when a sporty guy suddenly crosses his path, he changes his mind. Jermaine provokes the young man by tripping him. He’s clearly looking for trouble and wants to measure himself against the stranger.

The athletic guy walking by is named David. Very self-confident, David accepts the challenge from the big-mouthed Jermaine. A tarpaulin lying nearby invites them to a duel. From that moment on, the two fit, tight-bodied guys really let loose.

Jermaine shows courage and almost becomes overconfident. David, like Jermaine, is slim, athletic, and wiry. Now Jermaine has to prove what he’s made of.

David approaches the whole thing calmly and with great confidence. David, actually a boxer and not a wrestler, makes it very clear to Jermaine that he’s the boss on the mat as well. Jermaine is outmatched in this confrontation. Even wedgies and ball grabs don’t help him. David can take it and then squeezes even harder. He punishes Jermaine very roughly for his cheeky behavior and big mouth.

Next time, Jermaine will think very carefully about whom he trips up and challenges to a fight. Because against David, after about 50 minutes, he has to leave the mat battered, exhausted, and a loser.