After winning his last fights at Fightplace, Finn is on a bit of a high and looking for new challenges. Mika, who is in the Berlin studio at the same time, is an opportunity for Finn to test himself against a tougher opponent. But his plan to win against Mika doesn’t work out. This much can be said in advance. The opposite happens, and in a way that Finn certainly didn’t expect. Anyone who knows Mika from previous fights at Fightplace knows that he is a nice, rather soft-spoken guy. But on the mat he seems to flip a switch. Dominant, aggressive and powerful, he puts his opponents through the wringer. He hasn’t lost a fight so far. Although Finn is also a good fighter who always gives his all, he doesn’t seem to stand a chance against Mika, who takes a hard line from the start. The harder Finn tries and counters, which he often does well, the harder Mika gets into the clinch with Finn. Mika’s facial expression shows this clearly and he repeatedly makes it clear to Finn that he will make him his bitch in this fight. Finn suffers massively, is seriously maltreated and dominated. It’s amazing that he doesn’t lose heart and attacks Mika at the start of every new round and also in between. Sometimes successfully, but not permanently. Every new attack from Finn makes Mika more aggressive. Mika first tears his wrestling outfit, then his briefs. He hands out slaps, spanks his bum and squeezes his balls. Mika also tests Finn’s stomach muscles by pushing him to his physical limits with Gut Punching. Trampling is also one of Mika’s favourites, preferably in such a way that he stands over his opponent and proudly showing off his muscular body. Finn endures this martyrdom for almost an hour and keeps trying to turn the tide. We pay him our greatest respect for this.