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The ladies of GLOW are back in the ring in season 2 trailer

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The Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling are ready to rumble in the new trailer for Netflix’s GLOW.

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The first season brought enough hairspray and camp costumes to take us back to the 80s, and season two looks like it’s amping up the combat and the drama.

Alison Brie and Betty Gilpin return as real life rivals Ruth and Debbie who moonlight as TV wrestling nemeses Zoya the Destroya and Liberty Belle, along with the whole GLOW squad.

The trailer features the ladies adjusting to their growing fanbase, reconciling their family lives with their screen careers and, of course, wrestling!

Check out the trailer for season 2 below. GLOW hits Netflix on June 29.

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