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WWE Mae Young Classic S02 E03 | My Coherent Review.

Hello my fellow wrestling fans and welcome to my coherent review for episode 3 of the Mae Young classic tournament and this is a good solid hour of hard-hitting action and here's why. 

Kaitlyn vs Kavita Devi

In her return to action after a four-and-a-half-year hiatus, Kaitlyn shows she hasn't lost a step against Indian powerhouse Kavita Devi.

This was more of a showcase for those who are not familiar with Kaitlyn as a wrestler but my god she was kinda vicious in the ring. Kavita however, I just don't see the appeal from her yet but I hope I'm wrong. Kaitlyn wins with a spear and by the way, her spear is better than Charlotte's spear and Roman Reigns' spear combined. 


Toni Storm vs Jinny 

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Man, I love me some Toni Storm but Jinny's character as a fashionista is rather intriguing. 
The match itself was pretty good. There was a point in the match where Jinny crawled under Toni Storm and she turns it into a submission which looked amazing by the way. 

 The match ends with Storm hitting a brutal looking German suplex and then hit the storm zero finish to win this match. 



Karen Q vs Xia Li 

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That pose though by both women was amazing to see but was it better than the match? Hell yea it was. That was the match of the night in my opinion. The match ends with Karen hitting the frog splash but she missed it and Xia immediately hit a flipping axe kick to win this match. Both women looked impressive in this match and I wanna see more of Karen Q in the near future. 

Mia Yim vs Allysin Kay 

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Two former TNA wrestlers squaring off in the ring but was it any good? The answer is yes. This was a very good match. At one point, Yim tried to hit a chop on Allysin Kay's chest but she instead hit the ring post which looked brutal. Another highlight was that Yim hit a beautiful looking sunset flip. 

 Mia Yim wins this match with an inverted stomp face breaker and she's gonna face none other than Kaitlyn in round 2. If Allysin Kay signs with the WWE which I'm not sure if she did, I think she will play a HUGE role in the women's division whether it's on RAW, Smackdown Live or NXT and that's my prediction on that. 

 Well, that's all folks I hope you enjoyed my coherent review and if you did then follow the blog for honest pro wrestling opinions and comment below on what do you think about episode 3 of the Mae Young classic? Anyways, stay safe smarks. 
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