Punchline

Jake Radovitz is finally figuring himself out again. After he accidentally injured a friend so badly during a tournament that it ended the guy’s MMA career, Jake shied away from the mat and their friendship. Now he’s inching back into that world, working alongside his friend and coaching young fighters.

Ethan Bernier is trying his level best to prove that he’s ready to move up from the farm team to the NAPH. He’s playing hard, he’s playing well… and he’s playing with some newfound grit. Unfortunately, a humiliating attempt at fighting turns him into the joke of the league.

When a teammate...

Jake Radovitz is finally figuring himself out again. After he accidentally injured a friend so badly during a tournament that it ended the guy’s MMA career, Jake shied away from the mat and their friendship. Now he’s inching back into that world, working alongside his friend and coaching young fighters.

Ethan Bernier is trying his level best to prove that he’s ready to move up from the farm team to the NAPH. He’s playing hard, he’s playing well… and he’s playing with some newfound grit. Unfortunately, a humiliating attempt at fighting turns him into the joke of the league.

When a teammate suggests fighting lessons, Ethan agrees. Anything to avoid a repeat of that embarrassment. But it’s really, really hard to focus on the instruction when the fighting coach is the hottest man Ethan has ever seen. And now Jake is struggling to teach this cute student who’s making him face the bisexuality he’s tried to ignore. Even as their careers pick up steam, maybe they can have it all: professional success, strong friendships… and love they won’t have to hide from their fans.