Gweedo

With a career spanning well over a decade in the bloodiest, most violent subgenre of pro wrestling, David "Gweedo" Brown reflects on his time as a deathmatch wrestler.

Cast

David 'Gweedo' Brown

as Himself

Allison Patten

as Herself

James 'Zuzu the Muscle Clown' Dastjic

as Himself

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