The tag team duo known as The Good Brothers, comprising Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson, have captured the Major League Wrestling (MLW) Tag Team Championship. They defeated The Skyscrapers on MLW "Fusion," ending Donovan Dijak and Bishop Dyer's reign at 317 days.
This victory marks the 10th world tag team championship for Gallows and Anderson, adding MLW gold to their accomplishments in promotions such as WWE and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. Gallows expressed pride in the achievement, calling it another "badge" for their careers. He noted that the MLW titles were among the few that had eluded them.
Gallows, who debuted on WWE's main roster in 2006, stated that he and Anderson feel more motivated than ever. "We feel better than we've ever felt," he said in a recent interview. "We feel more motivated than we've ever been."
The 42-year-old wrestler highlighted their extensive travel and global experience, including recent tours in Japan and Australia, and appearances in Mexico and New Zealand. He views MLW as a "home" and is a fan of the product.
Gallows anticipates that their challengers will face a familiar challenge. "It's the same old recipe, man. It's a Magic Killer one, two, three. It's just too sweet," he said, referencing their signature moves. He added that despite past predictions of their decline, they continue to achieve significant victories.
"We came off of a massive Japan tour. We won tag team titles in Australia, feuded with The Skyscrapers relentlessly. Spilled a lot of blood with those guys and ended up coming out victorious," Gallows stated. "So, you know, it's a badge of honor. It's a pride thing and it's like I said, very exciting time to be a fan and to be one of the wrestlers in the business as well."
Looking ahead, Gallows announced that "Talkin' Shop Live," a podcast he co-hosts with Anderson, will return on September 11 at The Windjammer in Charleston, South Carolina. This event is scheduled to take place before MLW's next round of television tapings.