PWG Dink

Jun 11, 2022

2h 12m

★ 0.0

Overview

The PWG DINK event took place on Sunday, November 6, 2022, at the Globe Theatre in Los Angeles. The card featured seven matches, including Jordynne Grace’s debut and a women’s match involving Slamovich and Yuka Sakazaki

Genres

Action

Production Companies

PWG Media Group

PWG Dink Trailers

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Cast

Jordynne Grace

Patricia Forrest Gresham

Masha Slamovich

Ann Khozine

Daniel Garcia

Jonathan Gresham

Lio Rush

Lionel Gerard Green

Mike Bailey

Émile Charles Baillargeon-Laberge

Wesley David Richards

Bandido

Iban Dido Gutierrez

Titus Alexander

Titus Jimenez

Shane Haste

Shane Veryzer

Wrestler

Aramis

Royce Isaacs

Isaac Hull

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