TJ Holiday is one of the best grappling pro wrestlers I know, but sometimes pure skill just isn’t enough when you’re facing a massive muscle stud like Dick Rick—a guy with legit worldwide wrestling experience and an acting résumé to match the physique. TJ isn’t about to back down, no matter how big the obstacle is. He throws in some pot-shots, trying to get inside the bodybuilder’s head, but he’s not dealing with your average meathead. Dick Rick is slick, sharp-tongued, and loves playing mind games with the undersized jobber standing in front of him.

A test of strength against Dick Rick is normally a mis-step… but TJ has technique on his side. He’s not trying to overpower the big man—he’s going to try to out-wrestle him. Still, it’s no use. Dick Rick is the total package: the looks, the muscles, the charisma, the wit, and the in-ring skill to tie a smaller man in knots. Next to him, TJ looks less like an opponent and more like a hapless play toy.

Dick Rick handles the 160-pounder with absolute ease—Figure 4s, Boston Crabs, elevated surfboards, Cobra Clutches, sleeper holds, and even some straight, casual stomps to TJ's notorious bulge. He moves crisply from hold to hold, using every available limb on TJ to show who’s in charge. You can see the enjoyment on Dick Rick’s face, his confidence swelling with every dominating takedown.

And when Dick Rick finally decides he’s done proving himself (after a powerful sleeper hold), he leaves the ring the only way a powerhouse should—standing tall, victorious, pumped full of adrenaline—while the smaller man is left tied up in some rope found under the ring, helpless and completely at the mercy of the moment.

TJ might have heart. He might even have future champion potential. But not in the heavyweight division… and definitely not against a man built like this.

This is what happens when a big man meets a little man—and only one of them gets to walk out on his own.

TOTAL RUN-TIME: 30 minutes, 2 seconds