Dominik Mysterio talks winning the WWE IC title, his "deadbeat dad" Rey, Penta and more
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WATCH BELOW: On the latest episode of No Holds Barred, Postmedia wrestling writer Jan Murphy chats with WWE Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio. They talk about Dominik winning the title at WrestleMania 41, his rise to becoming one of the most popular superstars in WWE, the legacy of his father Rey Mystierio, what it's like to be hated by fans, and his upcoming title match against Penta at Backlash.
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