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Dragon Gate USA Open The Southern Gate (2011)
The feud between Ronin and Blood Warriors takes center stage with the Stable shootout in which member of each faction compete in two pick your poison matches, a single match, and a tag match.
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The feud between Ronin and Blood Warriors takes center stage with the Stable shootout in which member of each faction compete in two pick your poison matches, a single match, and a tag match.
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In Theaters:4/1/2011
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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:Dragon Gate - USA
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