G.I. Justice (Joey Nux) comes to—cuffed and already in trouble.

The “guard” steps forward… and drops the act. Super Bronco was the secret weapon the whole time — a super soldier just like Justice, only meaner and loving every second of this.

Super Bronco smirks big. He mocks Justice nonstop — his fighting skills, his muscles, his manhood, his reputation. Nothing is off-limits. Justice stays heroic and defiant, but the trash talk eats at him hard.

Super Bronco demands the location of G.I, Justice’s HQ so he can wipe it off the map. Justice refuses.

So Super Bronco goes to work.

Gut punches. Nipple twists. Breath-control holds. Slow, deliberate, meant to soften him up and embarrass him at the same time. Justice strains against the restraints, refusing to crack.

Finally, Bronco unties him — just to mock how weak he’s become. 

The spiked-shoulder-pad guards (Cash & Matt Stiel) show up, full of cruel laughter. They swarm him, ripping pieces of Justice’s uniform off, double-teaming and triple-teaming him. Justice starts defiant but fades fast under the odds.

Super Bronco steps in with a wand, jabbing it into Justice’s lower back, ribs, and inner thighs — close enough to humiliate, close enough to dominate. He sticks in between Justice's butt cheeks and on his balls. Justice finally breaks, gasping out the HQ location.

Super Bronco booms with laughter, calling him a traitor, a disappointment, a failed super soldier. He stands over him and declares himself the true ultimate super soldier, then puts Justice down for good.

TOTAL RUN-TIME: 20 minutes, 46 seconds