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Eight of the biggest WWE Superstars look to flex their mental muscle to outlast the others and win a huge cash prize for their favorite charity; they'll also take home the coveted Weakest Link belt.
Eight of the biggest WWE Superstars look to flex their mental muscle to outlast the others and win a huge cash prize for their favorite charity; they'll also take home the coveted Weakest Link belt.
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S3, EP10 "WWE Superstars Special"Eight of the biggest WWE Superstars look to flex their mental muscle to outlast the others and win a huge cash prize for their favorite charity; they'll also take home the coveted Weakest Link belt.
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