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Queens Of Combat 6 (2015)

Queens of Combat 6 - Title Day 2 Ziggy Winston-Salem, NC 6/14/15 Chania Hunter vs. Left Bates vs. "Mad" Mary Dobson The winner returns to the title tournament Santana Garrett - Soo Young Match of the 2nd round of the Title Queens tournament »Miss Diss Lexia, Roni Nicole and Hardcore" Heather Owens with the Vile Handsome "Zayn Riley vs. Amy Love, Chacy Taylor and Solo Darling Jenny Rose vs. Mandy Leon Tyler Hendricks vs. Amanda Rodriguez Match of the 2nd round of the title of the" Kwins Battle "tournament Match "LuFisto" - "Tessa Blanchard", match of the second rau Yes tournament "Queens combat title" Jessica Havok vs. "Crazy" Mary Dobson match of the 2nd round of the Tournament Queens Fight.
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Queens of Combat 6 - Title Day 2 Ziggy Winston-Salem, NC 6/14/15 Chania Hunter vs. Left Bates vs. "Mad" Mary Dobson The winner returns to the title tournament Santana Garrett - Soo Young Match of the 2nd round of the Title Queens tournament »Miss Diss Lexia, Roni Nicole and Hardcore" Heather Owens with the Vile Handsome "Zayn Riley vs. Amy Love, Chacy Taylor and Solo Darling Jenny Rose vs. Mandy Leon Tyler Hendricks vs. Amanda Rodriguez Match of the 2nd round of the title of the" Kwins Battle "tournament Match "LuFisto" - "Tessa Blanchard", match of the second rau Yes tournament "Queens combat title" Jessica Havok vs. "Crazy" Mary Dobson match of the 2nd round of the Tournament Queens Fight.

Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Drama
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Written By:
In Theaters:6/14/2015
Box Office:$7,811
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Queens Of Combat

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