Match Length 20:38

Chace thought he got away with it.

Last match, he crossed the line — choking Gato with a foreign object and walking away while Gato was left gasping, furious, and humiliated.

This match is not competitive banter.
It’s settling a debt.

From the opening seconds, Gato is different — quieter, tighter, more focused. He closes the distance immediately, forcing Chace into prolonged contact: heavy headlocks, crushing body pressure, forearms tight under the jaw. No rush. No wasted motion.

This is controlled dominance.

Gato keeps Chace close — chest-to-back, chest-to-chest — squeezing just long enough for Chace to feel the panic creep in before letting him breathe again. Every escape attempt is shut down. Every struggle is answered with more pressure.

Chace fights, but he’s always reacting.
Always one step behind.
Always being handled.

The symmetry comes at the end.

The poolstick appears — not flashy, not rushed. Gato threads it in smoothly, deliberately, the same way it was used on him last time. Chace realizes what’s happening too late.

Gato tightens.
Waits.
And finishes it.

Chace fades out the same way Gato did before — choked, helpless, and silent.

No celebration.
No mercy.
Just balance restored.

👉 Watch “Revenge” now.
Because revenge doesn’t need to be loud.
It just needs to be done right.