Six years after his last show, Thomas Ngijol takes stock of this post-Covid period in a kind of open-heart therapy. Police violence, racism, sexism and poverty are reviewed. It is also an opportunity for the comedian, revealed in his early days by the Jamel Comedy Club, to take an amused look at his life as a father in an all-female tribe. Far from the rush, Thomas Ngijol takes his time, sets an atmosphere and unleashes uppercuts, like a boxer returning to the ring after years of absence. The title, a reference to the film Rocky III, is no coincidence.