We have our first official guest since the season started! We're excited to be joined by The Boston Badass, Paige Frabetti! We'll, of course, be discussing everything that is #FridayNightTitans and specifically, the changing of the guard when it comes to the #Schmoedown's ultimate villain. Jacoby Bancroft vs. Klee Wiggins, Mike Kalinowski vs. Paige Frabetti, and more! POV is live every Sunday evening at 6pm PT on YouTube.
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Rules Are Rules with Paige Frabetti | Episode 110
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