8 Hidden Meanings Behind WWE The Horror Show At Extreme Rules Attires

7. Nikki Cross - Extreme Pride Of Scotland

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Shouting out to those back home in Scotland she'd already said would be looking on, Nikki Cross blended the origins of her home nation with the origins of this very pay-per-view in one of her biggest singles matches to date.

The St Andrew's cross took centre stage on her entrance jacket with several more dotted about the rest of the gear. The red aesthetic even mirrored the old Extreme Rules "X" before this year's Horror Show branding did away with that.

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