Joe is certainly not lacking in self-confidence! Hidden inside a surprise package, Joe enters the stage of our Berlin fight room. However, the fact that he immediately presents himself as the self-proclaimed “King of Fightplace” doesn’t sit well with some of the others. As his opponent, he has chosen none other than Bob.

Bob has a lot going for him. He is strong, fights tough, and has several good tricks up his sleeve. On top of that, he is significantly taller and heavier than Joe. In a short pre-fight statement, Joe disses Bob and provokes him heavily. Then Bob arrives as well.

After a brief exchange of words, the fight begins, and Bob quickly gets Joe into a headlock. It’s the perfect moment to give Joe’s tighty whities a proper wedgie. Joe soon has to admit that calling himself the “King of Fightplace” may have been a bit exaggerated. For most of the fight, he is dominated by Bob. Joe has a hard time escaping Bob’s body and head scissors as well as his powerful bearhugs.

In the first half, things are still relatively calm between the two. Then it gets tougher. Joe always needs a certain warm-up phase, and that shows in this fight. Once he’s warmed up, he tries everything to turn the tables and take Bob down. At times, he even succeeds quite well, and Bob has to endure Joe’s counterattacks.

But Bob doesn’t wait long to strike back. True to the motto “revenge is sweet,” he shows Joe who the real king on the mats is. He stands on him, makes him smell his socks, and delivers a few ball grabs. A wrist injury then becomes the final blow for Joe. Although Joe keeps fighting despite the injury, the strength in his right hand is no longer enough to seriously threaten Bob.

From that point on, it’s open season for Bob to finish his opponent. With a nasty bearhug combined with a wedgie and a ball grab from behind, he decisively wins the fight. Joe finally gives in and lies defeated on the mat. But for Bob, that’s still not enough. He wants, and will, teach the self-proclaimed “King of Fightplace” one more lesson.