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UFC 118: Edgar vs. Penn 2 (DVD, 2010, 2-Disc Set)
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Movies
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Condition
Used
UPC
0013132215594
Format
DVD
Release Year
2010
Rating
NR
Director
Anthony Giordano
Sub-Genre
Martial Arts
Genre
Sports/Recreation, Sports
Movie/TV Title
UFC 118: Edgar Vs. Penn 2
Owner
Bk82
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