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Showing posts with label Rayna Von Tash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rayna Von Tash. Show all posts
Friday, August 7, 2009
Rayna Von Tash - Womens Pro Wrestling
This lovely young lady is Indy female wrestler Rayna Von Tash.
Besides being a drop dead gorgeous redhead, she is the first graduate of the SHIMMER Wrestling Academy.
Besides Shimmer, she has wrestled for CHIKARA
Rayna has teamed with Rachel Summerlyn and Tenille, and gone up against her former teacher, Daizee Haze.
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