COMICON 2018 AMAZING!!!!!





What can I say about this year's comicon, Amazing set up, amazing people, amazing amazing amazing... I sadly lost the 2018 Comicon Heavyweight Sales Championship to Muneer "Money" Al Busaidi, I will train and be back next year!

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