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Episodes
1. Power Pro Wrestling - Mar 15, 198638m · The Blade Runners deliver the ultimate sting when they compete in tag team action. Chavo Guerrero looks to show Steve Keirn's true colors.
2. Power Pro Wrestling - Jun 21, 198639m · The Blade Runners take on Dr. Death Steve Williams and Ted Dibiase in the main event. Plus, Koko B. Ware, Terry Taylor, and many more!More Like This
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