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“I'm just going to take this in a minute. The wrestling world, we're kind of our own breed and different from maybe some movie stars who have their big speeches that they do that ends their long career in a roast. You're entire career in the WWE kind of like one big roast, but this is the moment where you get to soak it in and just see what's going on for a minute.”

Quote by Amy Dumas

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Born on April 14, 1975, Amy Dumas is a professional wrestler known for her unique style and strong personality. She has been active in various wrestling organizations, including World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), and has achieved significant success with multiple championship titles. Dumas' career is filled with thrilling matches and memorable moments. more

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