It’s just another delivery shift for Max Ryder, until he knocks on a door and finds Jim Ratt standing there in a wrestling singlet, looking relieved to see him.

“Man, perfect timing,” Jim says. “I could really use a hand.”

Curious, Max follows him inside — into what looks like a makeshift wrestling studio, and in the center of it all lies Harvey Dale, groggy, wearing bright blue trunks and tied at the wrists.

Jim explains with a grin: “His best man hired me to stage a bachelor prank — a photo shoot where the groom-to-be gets caught in a few wrestling holds. The idea’s to send the pictures to the wedding party. But I can’t take photos and do the wrestling at the same time.”

Max laughs. “So you need a cameraman?”
“Exactly. Think you’re up for it?”

Max hesitates, glances at the camera, then back at the two men. Finally, he shrugs. “Guess I can help—beats another delivery route.”

From there, Jim walks Max through each pose—classic wrestling holds straight out of a glossy magazine: camel clutch, Boston crab, bearhug, over-the-shoulder torture rack. Max snaps the pictures and starts getting aroused by the action.

For the finale, Jim goes for a tombstone pile driver. He lifts, steadies, lowers. The first take misses the framing, so they do it again, perfecting the shot. Max loves it.

When it’s done, Jim plants himself atop Harvey for the final photo—a classic schoolboy pin.

Jim scrolls through the images, satisfied. “The best man’s gonna love these.”
He dials the phone, still smiling. “It’s done."

TOTAL RUN-TIME: 24 minutes, 28 seconds