Poor Tim has to deal with something no crime fighter wants to deal with-A fight while on a date. He's forced to let two loudmouth hoodlums, whom he could clobber in no time beat him up in front of his girl. Their problems aren't over either. His girlfriend's family business is threatened by a protection racket ran by former KGB operatives, including the KGBeast himself. At least we get to see Tim have a run-in with those 2 punks again, and with no witnesses he gets his revenge in a very entertaining, yet short rematch.
This is why I loved Chuck Dixon's work. He really gave insight into this Robin's life, putting him on equal grounds as the original as a great partner to Batman, and proved his worth solo as well.