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Cad3t Corporal

Cad3t Corporal

A determined young competitor with strength beyond what his frame suggests, Cad3t Corporal fights with loyalty, heart, and something to prove. As a member of The Higher Power, he stands ready to go to war alongside his Elder Brother, Skully_B.

In-ring profile

Name
Ty Abbott
Nicknames
The Younger Brother · The Loyal Soldier
Role
In-ring competitor
Hometown
Kansas City, MO
Debut
3CS
Height
5 ft 8 in
Weight
165 lbs
Style
Power / striker
Faction
The Higher Power
Theme
The Higher Power

Background

Ty Abbott, better known as Cad3t Corporal, is the younger brother of Skully_B. Wrestling wasn’t his first direction—it wasn’t even his second. Before stepping into a ring, Ty focused on school, work, and building a future for himself. He had his own goals outside of wrestling, but he always looked up to his older brother and believed in what Skully was creating with 3CS. Ty chose to step in not for the spotlight, but to help make his brother’s dream a reality. He’s been one of the most loyal people in 3CS, always standing by Skully through the highs and the lows, the victories and the setbacks. Whether it’s in the ring, backstage, or behind the scenes, Cad3t Corporal represents discipline, hard work, and brotherhood. With a blue-collar work ethic, a disciplined mindset, and a commitment to doing things the right way, Ty continues to fight for something bigger than himself—to support the company, the mission, and the people he cares about. As a member of The Higher Power, he stands side by side with Skully_B and Noah T. Diego, ready to carry their vision forward and prove that loyalty, family, and faith still matter in 3CS.

“Same blood. Same mission. Different paths. Stronger together.”

Signature moves

  • Boot Camp (Big Boot)
  • Code Red (running bulldog)

Finishers

  • Dishonorable Discharge (Clothesline from Hell)
  • Court Martial (DDT)
  • Kill Shot (running knee)
Company profiles adapted from the 3CS Milkshake site . Historical results, evidence and disputed decisions are documented separately in the 3CS Archive .