SHIMMER - WOMEN ATHLETES Vol. 55

1. Jessie McKay vs. Yuu Yamagata
2. Thunderkitty vs. Allysin Kay
3. Heidi Lovelace & Santana Garrett vs. Jessicka Havok & Sassy Stephie
4. Christina Von Eerie vs. Saraya Knight
5. Athena vs. Taylor Made
6. SHIMMER Tag Team Title Match: Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews vs. Veda Scott & Shazza McKenzie
7. MsChif vs. Kalamity
8. Allison Danger & Leva Bates vs. Kellie Skater & Tomoka Nakagawa
9. Kana vs. Madison Eagles
10. Ayako Hamada vs. Mercedes Martinez
11. SHIMMER Title Match: Cheerleader Melissa vs. Courtney Rush
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