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Can you dig it? Edmonton’s Top Talent Wrestling showcases superstars during two-day KDays event

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It’s time to play the game at KDays. Not Whack-A-Mole, but professional wrestling. James Dunn caught up with Top Talent Wrestling in the middle of their two-day Slamfest Event.

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