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WWR The Show Must Go On (2017)
Women's Wrestling Revolution held 'The Show Must Go On' this afternoon at The Aurora in Providence, Rhode Island. The show featured Priscilla Kelly's debut and Amazing Kong versus Deonna Purrazo in the main event. Here are the results of the show
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Women's Wrestling Revolution held 'The Show Must Go On' this afternoon at The Aurora in Providence, Rhode Island. The show featured Priscilla Kelly's debut and Amazing Kong versus Deonna Purrazo in the main event. Here are the results of the show
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Action
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In Theaters:8/20/2017
Box Office:$13,224
Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Women's Wrestling Revolution
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