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Old 06-18-2019, 10:53 AM   #117
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Watching OSW review of WrestleMania reminded me of another terrible one.

Someone “winning” a battle royal only for a forgotten participant to re-enter the ring.

It’s another thing that was cool on the rare occasion where it made sense but then WWE decided to needlessly use it CONSTANTLY and kill any fun it may have provided.

It happened in both the men’s and women’s battle royals at WrestleMania this year AND it’s been the finish of both women’s WrestleMania battle royals now.
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