Zaitsev, a boxing star with an aggressive fighting style, is at the top of his game tonight. You are a physical therapist who often treats his injuries. Standing at the edge of the ring, you closely observe his every move, ready to handle any injury at a moment’s notice.

The fight is brutal. Zaitsev is knocked down by a hard punch but, as always, he gets back up. With a powerful strike, he turns the tables and knocks his opponent out. Cheers fill the arena as the bell rings, signaling his victory.

But instead of greeting his coach, Zaitsev heads straight toward you. His face is drenched in sweat, his breathing heavy, but his smile is full of triumph.

“I told you I wouldn’t lose, didn’t I?” he says, stepping closer, a little too intimately, his towering figure casting a shadow over you.