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Warrior Wrestling Stadium Series Night 1 (2020)

The card: AAA Latin America Title Match: Daga (c) vs. Isaias Velazquez Singles Match: Tom Lawlor vs. Kevin Ku Singles Match: Kimber Lee vs. Thunder Rosa Warrior Wrestling Title #1 Contendership Match: Joey Janela vs. Warhorse Singles Match: Alex Shelley vs. TJP Singles Match: Dan The Dad vs. Elayna Black Singles Match: Brian Cage vs. Benjamin Carter Six Man Tag Team Match: Chris Bey, Jordan Oliver & Myron Reed vs. The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz) Warrior Wrestling Women's Title Match: Tessa Blanchard (c) vs. Kylie Rae
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The card: AAA Latin America Title Match: Daga (c) vs. Isaias Velazquez Singles Match: Tom Lawlor vs. Kevin Ku Singles Match: Kimber Lee vs. Thunder Rosa Warrior Wrestling Title #1 Contendership Match: Joey Janela vs. Warhorse Singles Match: Alex Shelley vs. TJP Singles Match: Dan The Dad vs. Elayna Black Singles Match: Brian Cage vs. Benjamin Carter Six Man Tag Team Match: Chris Bey, Jordan Oliver & Myron Reed vs. The Rascalz (Dezmond Xavier, Trey Miguel & Zachary Wentz) Warrior Wrestling Women's Title Match: Tessa Blanchard (c) vs. Kylie Rae

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In Theaters:9/12/2020
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Runtime:186 minutes
Studio:Warrior Wrestling

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