Ricky Saints | Complex Graps Wrestling Podcast | Episode 14

Ricky Saints joins Jamie Iovine, Tim "Hann" Rivera, and Ben Felderstein on the latest episode of Complex Graps. Saints and the crew talk the ongoing King of the Ring tournament, his feud with Carmelo Hayes, life on Smack Down, and much more. Elsewhere, did Danhausen's powers wear off, are the Knicks in trouble?  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ricky Saints joins Jamie Iovine, Tim "Hann" Rivera, and Ben Felderstein on the latest episode of Complex Graps. Saints and the crew talk the ongoing King of the Ring tournament, his feud with Carmelo Hayes, life on Smack Down, and much more. Elsewhere, did Danhausen's powers wear off, are the Knicks in trouble? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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