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GCW: One Night Only 2026 (Philadelphia) (2026)

GCW returns to its heartland for a massive event in Philadelphia. Streaming Live on TrillerTV+, witness the return of the King and a collision of pure power that will shake the foundations of Philly wrestling. Philadelphia has always been the epicenter of extreme, and for One Night Only, GCW is bringing a card that honors that legacy while pushing the boundaries of modern independent wrestling.
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GCW returns to its heartland for a massive event in Philadelphia. Streaming Live on TrillerTV+, witness the return of the King and a collision of pure power that will shake the foundations of Philly wrestling. Philadelphia has always been the epicenter of extreme, and for One Night Only, GCW is bringing a card that honors that legacy while pushing the boundaries of modern independent wrestling.

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Genre:Drama, Action
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In Theaters:5/2/2026
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Runtime:217 minutes
Studio:Game Changer Wrestling

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