Moe had heard about the new guys at the Berlin studio and, of course, wanted to see for himself what they were capable of. With Sean, he meets a relatively fresh fighter who has already gained some ring experience and understands how things work. Physically, the two are well matched – the perfect setup for a balanced contest.

Moe enters the room, takes off his shirt, and gets himself ready with a few push-ups. Shortly after, Sean joins him. No long introductions – they get started right away. The opening phase is calm, almost cautious, as both feel each other out. Moe manages to bring Sean to the mat first and controls him in a bodyscissor. It looks solid, but Sean stays focused, works patiently to free himself, and eventually turns the tables. With a schoolboypin and a bodyscissor of his own, he secures the first round – a small surprise.

Moe takes it in stride. For him, it was more of a warm-up. He slips out of his sweatpants and continues the fight in his thong, while Sean also strips down to the essentials. The second round becomes livelier, though not rushed. Both fighters have their moments of control. Sean impresses with agility and smart counters, while Moe relies on experience and ring awareness to regain momentum.

There are several longer holds where both take their time applying steady pressure. Moe places his attacks carefully, catching Sean in headscissors and classic pins without turning it into a one-sided affair. Sean holds his ground and refuses to be dominated easily. This keeps the match competitive, even as Moe gradually finds his rhythm.

In the later rounds, extended control phases alternate with quieter moments. Rather than an overly brutal clash, it’s a technically driven contest with clear roles: experience versus ambition. In the end, Moe uses his routine and composure to his advantage – but Sean proves that he’s more than capable of holding his own in Berlin.

A solid, athletic match with a measured pace, where technique matters more than sheer intensity and both fighters get to showcase their strengths.