Marty Scurll Gets Black Card From Dunkin Donuts To Help Put On Weight For All In Event Match - Kreeda News

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    Marty Scurll Gets Black Card From Dunkin Donuts To Help Put On Weight For All In Event Match

    Marty Scurll Gets Black Card From Dunkin Donuts To Help Put On Weight For All In Event Match

    Marty Scurll has been trying to pack on the pounds before his upcoming "All In" match against Kazuchika Okada. That may have now gotten easier as Scurll received his black card from Dunkin Donuts. The running joke on Being the Elite is that Scurll is a Junior Heavyweight and won't have a

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