#kid thing

The Backstory

Thundersarena is the land of body builders where there's no nudity, just guys being guys and the bigger the guy, the better.  In fact, body builders seem to rule the roost at this studio with a full stable of +200 pounds of manly man muscle and veins.   So we join our body builders - Steel, the walking deadlift in human form versus Kid Thing, a pretty boy that's filled out over the years.  

Wrestling is a side dish.  The flexing is the main course. 

The Action

We begin on a fairly standard match with Kid Thing coming to Steel for some lessons. I'm sure we can all guess where this is headed.  Those lessons are about to get painful and we are all about to see, the hardbody hit job, a Thundersarena specialty.  

It all starts off slow but soon takes a brutal and sweaty turn ...

Kid Thing always seems to find himself in this situation ...

Kid Thing is built tough but he's not immortal, all that pounding is turning him a bright pink.

The Kid does have his moment where he gets to put a little hurt back on the big man

Steel loves to show off his exposed bodybuilder trophy for all to see. 

The Moment 

Then there's a moment when things are taken a bit too far.  Perhaps a man is pushed just a bit too much, or perhaps egos bruise easier than biceps, whatever the reason - Kid Thing learns the hard way that those muscles aren't just for show.  

Kid Thing showing some spunk

But it's all for naught as Steel lays down the true beatdown.

The Kid is regretting that earlier spunk.  Steel is going to squeeze him so hard he pops. 

It's at this point that the thinly veiled lesson falls away and the match turns into something more.  I'll double down on what I said earlier, that this match, the fight to show off the harshest treatment of the hardest body is exactly what Thundersarena lives for.  

Now I'll admit I wasn't expecting much from Tyson when I first saw him at muscleboywrestling as I'm always worried about hot guys phoning in their matches.  Boy was I relieved when I saw the stud in action.  He sold his matches well, not to mention careful pairing with talented opponents, helped to make him shine.  Selling a match truly is a talent, I don't care what anyone else says.  Later I discovered some of his earlier matches as Kid Thing on thundersarena and it clearly shows his progression.  So my tip is to check out this performer's later work on either site and here's hoping for more matches in the future.

Appearances [Not all shown]

Tyson Carter (muscleboywrestling.com)

Tyson Carter v Roger Atlas (muscleboywrestling.com)

Tyson Carter v Drew Harper (muscleboywrestling.com)

Tyson Carter v Iceman Johnson (muscleboywrestling.com)

Kid Thing (thundersarena.com)

Kid Thing v Steel (thundersarena.com)

Kid Thing v Kasee (thundersarena.com)

Kid Thing v Scrappy (thundersarena.com)

Bodybuilder Battle 143 - Kid Thing v Steel (thundersarena.com)

Tyson Carter (various Fan sites)

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