We fade in on Zura doing some shadow boxing on the mats, talking to herself. She talks about how she’s been bullying some dude and how he wanted to fight her. He mentioned something about sending his ghost to fight her, but she doesn’t believe that’s a real possibility and just thinks he’s scared of her. This, of course, triggers the evil spirit into attacking her. Unfortunately for Zura, she can’t see her attacker either and swings around wildly trying to defend herself, to no avail, as the ghost easily KO’s her. Zura, never one to back down from a fight, even one as unfair as this one, w...

We fade in on Zura doing some shadow boxing on the mats, talking to herself. She talks about how she’s been bullying some dude and how he wanted to fight her. He mentioned something about sending his ghost to fight her, but she doesn’t believe that’s a real possibility and just thinks he’s scared of her. This, of course, triggers the evil spirit into attacking her. Unfortunately for Zura, she can’t see her attacker either and swings around wildly trying to defend herself, to no avail, as the ghost easily KO’s her. Zura, never one to back down from a fight, even one as unfair as this one, wakes up and continues to try to fight her invisible foe. She is KO’d again and again, sent flying all over the place and is left twitching on the mats repeatedly, only to get up and try again. Predictably, Zura can only take this beatdown for so long. We watch as she gets weaker, slower, more dazed and out of it, until finally she goes down for the count and is left twitching one last time. I would say that Zura may have regretted what she’s done to receive the beatdown, but she herself stated before the end that she does not regret what she said and still thinks that dude is weird. Well, maybe she needs a few more KOs to change her mind on that.