GWF Women's Wrestling Revolution 9: Let The Hunt Begin
Sep 08 2018
•2h 43m
•Action, Drama
At GWF Revolution 9: Let The Hunt Begin we will start the search for a new challenger to the GWF Women's Title. Three first round matches. One triple threat in the finals just as we did two years ago when we had the first Revolution show.
Cast
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Nightshade
Nightshade
Marie Kristin Gabert
Alpha Female
Adrienn Urbán
Audrey Bride
Katey Harvey
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