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WWE SmackDown: 20 Years and Counting

Posted on May 14, 2019 by Michael Cavacini
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DK is back with another hardcover book about WWE. This one, WWE SmackDown 20 Years and Counting, celebrates the first 20 years of WWE SmackDown, one of WWE’s most popular and iconic TV shows. Is this book worth your hard-earned cash? Watch my video review below to find out.

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Posted in Books, Pro Wrestling, Review | Tagged AJ Styles, Batista, Book, DK, DK Publishing, John Cena, Michael Cavacini, Review, Smackdown, The Rock, WWE | Leave a reply

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