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PWG: It's A Gift...And A Curse (2008)

Kitty World Order Debut Match 1. Hello Kitty vs. Kuromi 2. Bino Gambino vs. Nemesis DDT4 Qualifying Match 3. Hook Bomberry & TJ Perkins vs. Ronin & Scorpio Sky 4. "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli vs. "The Professional" Scott Lost -- Joey Ryan & Super Dragon Street Fight 5. Brandon Bonham vs. "Slick" Nick Jackson 6. Tokyo GU•REN•TAI (MAZADA & NOSAWA) vs. Los Luchas (Phoenix Star & Zokre) 7. Chris Hero vs. Roderick Strong
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Kitty World Order Debut Match 1. Hello Kitty vs. Kuromi 2. Bino Gambino vs. Nemesis DDT4 Qualifying Match 3. Hook Bomberry & TJ Perkins vs. Ronin & Scorpio Sky 4. "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli vs. "The Professional" Scott Lost -- Joey Ryan & Super Dragon Street Fight 5. Brandon Bonham vs. "Slick" Nick Jackson 6. Tokyo GU•REN•TAI (MAZADA & NOSAWA) vs. Los Luchas (Phoenix Star & Zokre) 7. Chris Hero vs. Roderick Strong

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In Theaters:4/5/2008
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Pro Wrestling Guerrilla

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