In this TGGL exhibition match, Mason Stanley AND Epifanio Peterson face off against Michael “You Have To Call Me Daddy” Hudak.
The team of Peterson and Stanley would strike first, pulling Hudak to the ground like a sack of potatoes, and beginning to apply pressure at both the top and bottom of his body respectively.
We would see Stanley do a good job at keeping Hudak pinned, while Peterson works on fishing out one of Hudak’s legs enough to possibly expose a heel for a heel hook, or maybe a foot for a toehold.
It would be Hudak however that got to an ankle first, managing to heelhook Epifanio, making the match then an equal affair of Hudak vs Stanley.
Once, one on one Hudak turned up the attacking a bit more, first getting dominant position, and then isolating the upper arm of Mason Stanley.
Hudak would manage to lock up the armbar, and though Stanley puts a good effort into defending, it would prove not enough, and Michael Hudak would win the match via double submission, if this were a league match I believe that would be a cool 24 points…but it isn’t, so he gets nothing.
After his match, Hudak would go on to address some changes he plans on making in the upcoming season of the TGGL’s league play.
As opposed to having the league’s matches confined to a single month, the upcoming matches will span the remainder of the year. Hudak’s reasoning is in an effort to make the league matches more compatible with the busy schedules of those competing.
As with the previous competitions, the winners of the three weight divisions will receive a belt(this time, black!) signifying their dominance. Additionally, Hudak announced a new sidebar competition within the existing league play. The winner of this side-bar event would would receive a BLUE TGGL belt to signify their absolute dominance in both team and single play grappling.
In addition to the one day only tournament within the greater league play, Hudak announced that there would be carijitsu matches, and a subsequent championship belt (brown) within the upcoming TGGL league play.
