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The Gathering 2016: The Maniacs of Juggalo Wrestling

July 23, 2016 9:00AM

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Nate 'Igor' Smith
ICP and professional wrestling go hand-in-hand, which means you can't have a Gathering of the Juggalos without some pro wrestling violence. The big events this year were the 10th anniversary Bloodymania super show and the Stranglemania live death matches. Some true legends of the wrestling world participated, including Brother Nero, Tommy Dreamer and Officer Colt Cabana.



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