After a disastrous attempt to get his old job at Devereaux’s Seafood Empire back, Tommy (JOEL THOMAS HYNES) is still short on funds and running out of time. He gets an unexpected (and unwanted) offer from Tucker (MARY WALSH), a formidable local criminal and an old crony of Lowly Sr (ANDY JONES), Tommy’s jailbird dad. Vaani (PATRICIA ISAAC) finds Ginny’s (KATHERINE ISABELLE) Luv Yourself Mean seminar to be surprisingly helpful, and later ends up in Tommy’s company at a bar - that is until he’s unexpectedly pulled away.

Pamela (JULIA CHAN) is back - in Tommy’s (JOEL THOMAS HYNES) kitchen, in fact. She visits the Ross house in a bid to mend fences before the press conference announcing the big fight, but it doesn’t go well. Tommy nearly misses the press conference running errands for Tucker (MARY WALSH) and tangling with Vaani’s (PATRICIA ISAAC) ex-husband. Rico’s (DWAIN MURPHY) dominates the room, prompt and ready to perform - and the crowd loves him. Tommy makes it, just in time, but his earlier escapades catch up with him.

In the penitentiary Tommy (JOEL THOMAS HYNES) finds himself bunking with his old man. Before long, the Ross men find their old groove and Lowly Sr (ANDY JONES) begins training Tommy inside the clink. Meanwhile, a widely circulated yet grossly misinterpreted video has Rico (DWAIN MURPHY) looking like the town pervert. Things are going surprisingly well for Tommy before Sylvia (GER RYAN) bails him out and he’s trapped under her surety - every move he makes, either Sylvia or Lowly Jr (STEPHEN OATES) is there. With the unexpected help of Lowly Jr, Tommy manages to convince Vaani (PATRICIA ISAAC) to join the Rosses at their chaotic Regatta Day dinner.

With all of the encouragement from his father and the community, Tommy (JOEL THOMAS HYNES) starts to almost believe in himself again. As Tommy’s surety, Sylvia (GER RYAN) is along for the ride and doesn’t mind catching the shine coming off Tommy one bit. While Tommy trains with Sylvia and Lowly Jr (STEPHEN OATES) watching over him, Ginny (KATHERINE ISABELLE) convinces Rico (DWAIN MURPHY) to attend one of her seminars. Tucker (MARY WALSH) learns that the odds are now in Tommy’s favour and does the math: there’s a lot more money to be made if Tommy loses than if he wins. After some tense moments at the weigh-in, the fight with Rico is officially on, and Tucker offers Tommy an impossible choice.

In a not-quite coincidence orchestrated by Sylvia (GER RYAN), Lowly Sr (ANDY JONES) is busted for possession of contraband one day before he is due to be released on parole. Meanwhile Chesley (BILLY COCHRANE) catches a surprising pair hooking up right before the fight and Tommy (JOEL THOMAS HYNES), under pressure from Tucker (MARY WALSH) to throw the fight, is hopeless. With his family preoccupied, Tommy is left to decide whether he’s going to succumb to the pressure or fight to win.

Tommy is on the run after winning a fight he was supposed to throw, screwing over Tucker, and inadvertently losing his mother’s house. But eventually, he’s forced to face his family.

Tommy tries to convince Pamela that he can be a good father and provider, while Ginny tries to convince everyone to get out of her house. Chesley wants to uncover the truth about his own father.

Tommy’s first fight of the season interrupts his bonding time with Cassius. Tucker and Smallwood learn they have an unexpected connection.

Tommy is devastated over the death of Big Turk and wants to make amends. Sylvia and Lowly Jr look for new housing as Ginny tries to talk her way into the Smallwood money.

Tommy shamefully takes on a string of sub-par fighters in an effort to up his stats and land a promotion deal with Smallwood. Sylvia makes a surprising decision.

Ginny runs a special family seminar but Chesley breaks up the party with a potential father in tow.