12 Hidden Meanings Behind WWE SummerSlam 2019 Attires

12. Renee Young - Hometown Pride

Renee Young Tweeted out her intention to find a Canadian designer to sort her some appropriate threads for a Toronto homecoming, and didn't disappoint on the night.

Sporting a quality leather jacket at the commentary desk, Young's clobber was emblazoned with a shimmering "6ix" in tribute to Torontonion rapper Drake's popularising of the term in 2014. It wasn't the only appearance of the home city pride on the night, either...

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Posted On: 12th Aug 2019

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