10 Hidden Meanings Behind AEW Double Or Nothing Attires

8. Emi Sakura

Emi Sakura wasn't on the winning side in the six-woman tag also featuring Aja Kong, Hikaru shida, Riho Abe, Ryo Mizunami and Yuka Sakazaki, (more on her next), but she was the Queen of quality clobber on a show without a ton of obvious contenders.

Going full Freddie, Sakura's yellow jacket, moustache and microphone showed a flamboyant, performative side that betrayed the sh*tkicker she positioned herself as when the bell rang.

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Posted On: 26th May 2019

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