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Spoilers: Mae Young Classic tournament day two results

WWE finished the 2018 Mae Young Classic tournament tapings yesterday at Full Sail University in Winter Park, Florida. The round of 32 matches were taped on Wednesday night while the rest of the tournament, without the final match, were completed yesterday.

“The 2018 #WWEMYC showcased the triumph and heartbreak that makes our business so special. Incredible competition with phenomenal athletes over two historic nights. Thank you to the talent, @WWEPerformCtr coaches and @WWE staff for another @MaeYoungClassic,” wrote Triple H on Twitter.

WARNING: Spoilers ahead. The results of the rest of the tournament are as follows:

Round of 16:

Toni Storm defeated Hiroyo Matsumoto; Rhea Ripley defeated Kacy Catanzaro; Lacey Lane defeated Taynara Conti; Meiko Satomura defeated Mercedes Martinez; Io Shirai defeated Zeuxis; Deonna Purrazzo defeated Xia Li; Tegan Nox defeated Nicole Matthews; Mia Yim defeated Kaitlyn;

Quarter finals:

Meiko Satomura defeated Lacey Lane; Io Shirai defeated Deonna Purrazzo; Toni Storm defeated Mia Yim; Rhea Ripley defeated Tegan Nox;

Semi finals:

Toni Storm defeated Meiko Satomura; Io Shirai defeated Rhea Ripley.


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Colin Vassallo has been editor of Wrestling-Online since 1996. He is born and raised in Malta, follows professional wrestling and MMA, loves to travel, and is a big Apple fan!

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