Johnny Gargano: the documentary
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Watched volume one a couple days ago, and it was cool to see what the wrestlers did for that kid. Fixing to watch volume two.
Thanks for sharing this, boss! I'm such a geek when it comes to music or wrestling documentaries. Gonna have to watch this one.
Just watched the documentary, it's good. Wish it was longer, though.
I am always looking forward to hearing the wrestler's story. Johnny is such a cool, down to Earth guy. Would love to see him and Trent in WWE.
I am always looking forward to hearing the wrestler's story. Johnny is such a cool, down to Earth guy. Would love to see him and Trent in WWE.
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Cool stuff.
Gargano is definitely one of the most talented indy guys who seems to be really down to earth. Hopefully, he has a bright future ahead of him.
Gargano is definitely one of the most talented indy guys who seems to be really down to earth. Hopefully, he has a bright future ahead of him.