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EVOLVE 49(2015)
Status: Released
Date: 2015-10-17
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Time: 2h 29m
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The Main Event - I Quit Match - If Gargano Loses, He Will Leave WWN Johnny Gargano vs. Ethan Page / Bonus Main Event Tag Team Attraction EVOLVE Champion Timothy Thatcher & TJ Perkins vs. Trent Baretta & Rocky Romero / Winner Gets An EVOLVE Title Shot At EVOLVE 50 Drew Gulak vs. Trevor Lee / High-Flyers Freestyle Anthony Nese with So Cal Val vs. Andrew Everett vs. Matt Cage vs. Peter Kassa / Special Challenge Match Tracy Williams vs. Chris Dickinson / Special Attraction Match Matt Riddle vs. Jonathan Gresham / Impromptu Tag Team Match The Premier Athlete Brand of Caleb Konley & Anthony Nese w/ So Cal Val vs. the debuting Milk Chocolate of Brandon Watts & Randy Summers / Willie Mack vs. Earl Cooter
Languages: English.
Countries:
United States of America
Movie: EVOLVE 49
Top 10 Billed Cast
John Gargano
Himself
Julian Micevski
Ethan Page
Timothy Moura
Himself
Theodore James Perkins
Himself
Gregory Marasciulo
Trent Baretta
John Raymond Rivera
Rocky Romero
Drew Gulak
Himself
Trevor Lee Caddell
Himself
Anthony Nese
Himself
Andrew Wenkel
Himself
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The Main Event - I Quit Match - If Gargano Loses, He Will Leave WWN Johnny Gargano vs. Ethan Page / Bonus Main Event Tag Team Attraction EVOLVE Champion Timothy Thatcher & TJ Perkins vs. Trent Baretta & Rocky Romero / Winner Gets An EVOLVE Title Shot At EVOLVE 50 Drew Gulak vs. Trevor Lee / High-Flyers Freestyle Anthony Nese with So Cal Val vs. Andrew Everett vs. Matt Cage vs. Peter Kassa / Special Challenge Match Tracy Williams vs. Chris Dickinson / Special Attraction Match Matt Riddle vs. Jonathan Gresham / Impromptu Tag Team Match The Premier Athlete Brand of Caleb Konley & Anthony Nese w/ So Cal Val vs. the debuting Milk Chocolate of Brandon Watts & Randy Summers / Willie Mack vs. Earl Cooter
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