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Bobby Lashley wins another MMA fight in Bellator.
DIR By: sharkboy1200
Date: October 25, 2014, 7:36 pm
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> TNA Wrestling would like to congratulate LASHLEY on his
dominant performance inside the Bellator MMA cage tonight!
Lashley picked up a strong victory over Karl Etherington at
Bellator 130, quickly moving up the ranks in Bellator's
competitive Heavyweight Division!
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> Lashley finished the fight in the first round, picking up a
brutal TKO win and improving his MMA record to an impressive
12-2!
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> Now, Lashley turns his focus to Wednesday night and Bobby
Roode. The TNA World Heavyweight Champion will face Roode in the
main event, with special guest referee Kurt Angle, and TNA's
most respected prize is on the line! A major question we have
is: how quickly can Lashley's body recover from his rigorous
training and fight at Bellator 130? Fighting at the highest
level of two worlds is tough - fighting in Bellator on Friday
and defending your TNA World Title on Wednesday? That's
completely unheard of!
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> One thing is for sure, Lashley is The Destroyer and one of the
toughest men in the world. He has run through all comers in both
TNA and Bellator with relative ease. If anyone is up for the
task, it is him.
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> Don't miss Lashley vs Roode II, this Wednesday night on IMPACT
at 9/8c on Spike TV!
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> For now, make sure you congratulate Lashley on his Bellator
MMA victory! You can find him on social media: @FightBobby!
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HTML http://www.impactwrestling.com/news/item/6156-LASHLEY-Wins-at-Bellator-130
That makes two in a roll. At the very least, you can't question
the toughness of TNA's current world champ.
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