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PROGRESS Chapter 68: Super Strong Style 16 - Day 2 

Chapter 68: Super Strong Style 16 - Day 2 Show date: 6th May 2018 Travis Banks (c) vs WALTER - PROGRESS World Title Match SSS16 Tournament Quarter-Final Matches House Of Couture vs Millie McKenzie, Sierra Loxton and a mystery partner and more...
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Chapter 68: Super Strong Style 16 - Day 2 Show date: 6th May 2018 Travis Banks (c) vs WALTER - PROGRESS World Title Match SSS16 Tournament Quarter-Final Matches House Of Couture vs Millie McKenzie, Sierra Loxton and a mystery partner and more...

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Runtime:197 minutes
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