By Dan Steadman
At Fight to Survive, The Tuckman was desperate to get a win.
He knew that while he’s been riding a wave of adulation from the crowd, that support can only take you so far before you need to back it up in the ring. And despite his best efforts against Lucky O’Leary, a man who was also needing a big win at Fight to Survive, Tucky came up short after an unfortunate slip.
Whilst the MCW faithful still love him, despite his easy-going demeanour, he’s still a competitor within – that hunger to get that all important win continues to grow inside him.
But Tuckman and Lucky weren’t the only ones desperate for a win at Fight to Survive.
For last couple of months, The Natural Classics have been facing off against the newly formed Midnight3, and to be honest, the Classics have had the upper hand.
At Fight to Survive, Carlo Cannon, Emman Azman and Zhan Wen finally showed the MCW faithful just what they can do when they’re on the same page, getting a crucial win against the Classics in a great match.
Understandably, the Midnight3 were riding high after the match, and backstage they caught up with a very downbeat Tuckman, where they mocked him to his face about his loss, his look and his lack of friends in MCW.
But here’s the thing, back in Sydney, The Tuckman has a very good friend indeed – none other than Scott Green.
Together as the Dropouts, they’ve proven that they may be laid back, but they can win against any team. They’ve faced the best that Sydney has to offer, and they’ve beaten most of them.
With 3 members of Midnight3, the Dropouts finally found a 3rd member to join them in their quest at End Game as they are joined by Mikey Broderick!
Can the “Gym Dropouts” make an immediate splash in Melbourne or will the momentum of the Midnight3 be the deciding factor in this 6-Man Tag Team match?
The biggest event of the year – MCW End Game – will be at the Melbourne Pavilion on Sunday 8th December.
Tickets are available now at MCWTix.com.au
This event is suitable for all ages.
