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SHIMMER Vol. 67 Tag Team Match Kimber Bomb (Cherry Bomb & Kimber Lee) besiegten Bambi Hall & KC Cassidy nach der Lungblower/German Suplex Combo gegen Hall [3:52 min] Singles Match Heidi Lovelace besiegte Nicole Savoy mit einem Frog Splash [7:31 min] Singles Match Sassy Stephie (/w Mademoiselle Rachelle) besiegte Crazy Mary Dobson mit dem Kiss My Sass (Inverted Overdrive) [6:01 min] SHIMMER Title #1 Contender Match Athena besiegte Nikki Storm mit einem Bow and Arrow Hold [9:07 min] Singles Match Portia Perez besiegte Courtney Rush durch DQ nachdem Jessicka Havok in das Match eingriff [7:26 min] Singles Match Nevaeh besiegte Jenny Rose mit einem Death Valley Driver [8:51 min] No DQ Match Mayumi Ozaki besiegte Saraya Knight mit der Spinning Backfist [6:23 min] Singles Match Evie besiegte Kay Lee Ray mit dem TTYL (Fireman's Carry into Kick) [11:57 min] Singles Match LuFisto besiegte Rhia O'Reilly mit dem Burning Hammer (Inverted Death Valley Driver) [7:52 min] SHIMMER Title #1 Contender Match Madison Eagles vs Nicole Matthews endete im Draw aufgrund einer zeitgleichen Submission und Pin [20:04 min] 6 Women Tag Team Match AKINO,Kaori Yoneyama & Tsukasa Fujimoto besiegten The Global Green Gangsters (Kellie Skater & Tomoka Nakagawa) & Mia Yim nach dem Diving Senton von Yoneyama gegen Skater [20:54 min] SHIMMER Title Match Cheerleader Melissa (c) besiegte Kana mit dem Air Raid Crash (Over the Shoulder Back to Belly Piledriver) [21:33 min] - Link zum Match https://www.peoplesboard.de/pboard/lexicon/index.php?entry/2216-shimmer-vol-67/&s=95f5f84ca27c36c5725f2f18b2ebf831bd52ab66 1.

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