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Bar Wrestling (2017)

Back in May of this year, there was a brief panic when all of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla's Social Media changed over to Bar Wrestling. Many feared the worst, that PWG had folded or been re-branded. But as it turned out, it was because PWG co-founder and former owner Joey Ryan was starting his own promotion, called Bar Wrestling, and still had control of the old accounts. PWG resumed life as normal, and on June 8, Bar Wrestling launched it's first event in Baldwin Park, California.
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Back in May of this year, there was a brief panic when all of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla's Social Media changed over to Bar Wrestling. Many feared the worst, that PWG had folded or been re-branded. But as it turned out, it was because PWG co-founder and former owner Joey Ryan was starting his own promotion, called Bar Wrestling, and still had control of the old accounts. PWG resumed life as normal, and on June 8, Bar Wrestling launched it's first event in Baldwin Park, California.

Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:
Written By:
In Theaters:6/8/2017
Box Office:$11,232
Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Bar Wrestling

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Director

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Ivelisse Vélez

Ivelisse

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Candice LeRae

Candice LeRae

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Joseph Ryan Meehan

Joey Ryan

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Shayna Baszler

Shayna Baszler

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Kira Renée Magnin-Forster

Taya Valkyrie

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Peter Hernandez

Peter Avalon

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Tom Laughlin

Thomas Laughlin

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Jeffrey Cobb

Jeff Cobb

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Adam Ortega

Pinkie Sanchez

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Willie McClinton Jr.

Willie Mack

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Shaun Ricker

Eli Drake

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