Scott Miller is a former professional wrestler who can’t seem to catch a break. After yet another layoff from the Union, Scott is at a loss for what to do next. Then, out of the blue, he gets a call from his old promoter at Mid-Atlantic Wrestling, asking him to put on the face paint for one last title shot.
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Scott Miller is a former professional wrestler who can’t seem to catch a break. After yet another layoff from the Union, Scott is at a loss for what to do next. Then, out of the blue, he gets a call from his old promoter at Mid-Atlantic Wrestling, asking him to put on the face paint for one last title shot.
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Scott Miller is a former professional wrestler who can't seem to catch a break. After yet another layoff from the Union, Scott is at a loss for what to do next. Then, out of the blue, he gets a call from his old promoter at Mid-Atlantic Wrestling, asking him to put on the face paint for one last title shot.
Just as Scott begins to taste the glory he's always chased, his dreams are shattered when he discovers his promoter's deep gambling debt to a dangerous biker gang. Realizing the peril they're all in, Scott rallies his fellow wrestlers to save their friend. Desperate and determined, they'll stop at nothing to pay off the debt - even if it means robbing a bank.
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Ryan Rex grew up somewhere between Gen-X and the Millennials. He's part of a group known as the Latch-key Kids. This term was created during the years of 1975 to 1985, when, for the first time in American history both parents had to work, leaving no one home to watch over the children. This was before childcare was the norm and the Latch-key Kids had to fend for themselves. Most of the time it didn't turn out so well. Ryan is a survivor of that era.
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