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2021 Year In Review de Ganbare Pro y lo que se viene en 2022 - The ChopKick Corner Ep.15

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Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de The Chopkick Corner, primer year in review de la mano de @Javichohervas, en el que habla de este 2021 tan importante para Ganbare con la resurrección de su división femenina, GanJo, la vuelta del Ganbare Climax con la consecuente coronación del Spirit of Ganbare World Openweight champion, de fichajes aparentemente normales en Mizuki Watase o YuuRI pero que pueden ser cruciales para el devenir de la empresa en los próximos años, y de lo que se viene este próximo 2022, con 6 shows entre el 8 y el 10 de Enero, cargaditos de combates muy pero que muy interesantes. Twitter de Javicho: https://twitter.com/Javichohervas Combates destacados de Ganbare: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/869282066225856552/924781850730311760/unknown.png ENCUENTRANOS EN TODAS ESTAS PLATAFORMAS: https://linktr.ee/chopkickproject

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Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de The Chopkick Corner, primer year in review de la mano de @Javichohervas, en el que habla de este 2021 tan importante para Ganbare con la resurrección de su división femenina, GanJo, la vuelta del Ganbare Climax con...

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