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GWF. Women Wrestling Revolution 10 

Women's Wrestling Revolution 10. A new title holder, a new challenger and many debuts. 19:00: The action-packed finale and the great clash between the GWF World Champion and the winner of the Battlefield Match. A unique opportunity and a difficult challenge. The ultimate showdown between the biggest stars of the German Wrestling Federation.
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Women's Wrestling Revolution 10. A new title holder, a new challenger and many debuts. 19:00: The action-packed finale and the great clash between the GWF World Champion and the winner of the Battlefield Match. A unique opportunity and a difficult challenge. The ultimate showdown between the biggest stars of the German Wrestling Federation.

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Genre:Action, Drama
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Box Office:$45,332
Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:German Wrestling Federation

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