It doesn't matter if it is mexico

 





It does not matter if it is Mexico, it does not matter if it is France, it does not matter if it is Italy.

If WWE wants to promote themselves, they always send Dominik Mysterio and Liv Morgan.

This just shows how much they trust these 2 and how popular they have become.

LivMorgan & DominikMysterio

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