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SHINE 36 (2016)

WWN & SHINE Wrestling present SHINE 36, Ybor City, FL, 7/22/2016. Matches Include: SHINE Championship Match Ivelisse defends vs. Su Yung w/ So Cal Val & Andrea • SHINE Tag team Championship Match B.T.Y. of Marti Belle & Jayme Jameson w/ So Cal Val & Andrea defend vs. La Sicarias of A.C.R. & La Rosa Negra • NWA World Woman’s Championship Match Amber Gallows defends vs. Tracy Taylor • Allysin Kay vs. Xandra Bale • Santana vs. Vanessa Kraven • Thunderkitty vs. Miss Rachel • Raquel vs. Kelly Klein • Four Way Fray Luscious Latasha vs. Kennadi Brink vs. Stormie Lee vs. Candy Cartwright • SHINE Sparkle Showcase Match Devin Nicole vs Ariel Monroe. Plus More including a special interview with SHINE Original & current SHIMMER Champion “The Latina Sensation” Mercedes Martinez.
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WWN & SHINE Wrestling present SHINE 36, Ybor City, FL, 7/22/2016. Matches Include: SHINE Championship Match Ivelisse defends vs. Su Yung w/ So Cal Val & Andrea • SHINE Tag team Championship Match B.T.Y. of Marti Belle & Jayme Jameson w/ So Cal Val & Andrea defend vs. La Sicarias of A.C.R. & La Rosa Negra • NWA World Woman’s Championship Match Amber Gallows defends vs. Tracy Taylor • Allysin Kay vs. Xandra Bale • Santana vs. Vanessa Kraven • Thunderkitty vs. Miss Rachel • Raquel vs. Kelly Klein • Four Way Fray Luscious Latasha vs. Kennadi Brink vs. Stormie Lee vs. Candy Cartwright • SHINE Sparkle Showcase Match Devin Nicole vs Ariel Monroe. Plus More including a special interview with SHINE Original & current SHIMMER Champion “The Latina Sensation” Mercedes Martinez.

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In Theaters:7/22/2016
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:SHINE Wrestling

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