Cutlers Court - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Paige vs. Ware (Series Premiere)

Holmes vs. Holmes

Merriweather vs. Kimmons

Hicks vs. Rodriguez

Ogletree vs. Lockhart

Mahabeer vs. Turner

Monsanto vs. Eskander

Cowan vs. Cowan

Cornell vs. Pruitt

Butler vs. Butler

Kellam vs. Bigby

Johnson vs. Fletcher

Billingsley vs. Perrilloux

Oliver vs. Boyce

Herrera vs. Gallardo

Ubani vs. Green

King vs. McFee

Aleman vs. Aleman

Hartfield vs. Saunders

Obiowo vs. Vranas

Edmonds vs. Steele

Fitzpatrick vs. Shields

Thompson vs. Thompson

Walton vs. Hamilton

White vs. Mitchell

Harris vs. Harris

Hannan vs. Davila

Tunstall vs. Moody

Matthews vs. Bryant

White vs. Loyd

Braddy vs. Scott

Jones vs. Shaffer

Nelson vs. Crowe

Lockhart vs. Reid

Thomas vs. Hudson

Stallworth vs. Stallworth

Shiel vs. Spraggins

Smith vs. Smith

O'Neal vs. Antrom

Begani vs. Crespo

Smith vs. Cuevas

Ewell vs. Stitt

East vs. Conner

Aikens vs. Brown

Grice vs. Haynes

Bouie vs. Jackson

Hendrickson vs. Bennett

Wallace vs. Wallace

Frye vs. Hughes

Walton vs. Watkins

Martinez vs. Rodriguez

Rouzan vs Lunkins

Jackson vs. King

Thornton vs. Jones

Curtis vs. Garland

Smith vs. Johnston

Perez vs. McBride

Prince vs. Thornton

Smith vs. Lamisere

Johnson vs. Johnson

Gomez vs. Banks

Robinson vs. Ballard

Daniels vs. White

Mallett vs. Silas

Renneberg vs. Peterson

Evans vs. Watson

Roberts vs. Powell

Truell vs. Truell

Monét vs. Martin

Wainright vs. Washington

Harrell vs. Watson

Lackely vs. Rivera

Raggs vs. Walker

Johnson-Smith vs. Johnson

Mejilla vs. Kargbo

Black vs. Wiles

Eaton vs. Henderson

Grice vs. Jackson

Gist vs. Green

Calhoun vs. Sowell

Whitaker vs. Estevez

Stephens vs. Harris

Bowie vs. Segarra

Lozon vs. Lozon

Porch vs. Gillis

Thomas vs. Duval

Brown vs. Monk

Bryer vs. Williams

Willis vs. Greene

Mack vs. Tate

Tate vs. Glass

Garrett vs. Williams

Jordan vs. Dawson

Renneberg vs. Peterson

Wilson vs. Graham

Brogdon vs. Jenkins

Murillo vs. Murillo

James vs. James

Fletcher vs. Stewart

Clark vs. Williams

Tuggle-Wright vs. Tuggle

Holland vs. Bryant

Stewart vs. Abrew

Whipple vs. Crawley

Serrano vs. Plemons

Briggs vs. Tate

Brown vs. Bell

King vs. Johnson

Barham vs. Starr

Buckner vs. Banks

Hopper vs. Wallace

Weaver vs. Greene

Kemper vs. Coleman

Hall vs. Peterson

Davis vs. Alben

Childress vs. Alston

Yancy vs. Spaulding

Lewis vs. Nuckols

Young vs. Goodwin

Wilson v. >

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Marrow vs. Coleman

Hernandez vs. Hernandez

Harrell vs. Jackson

Fitchpatrick vs. Gray

Virgil vs. Virgil Jr.

Knighton vs. Carrillo

Few vs. Roundtree

McKinny vs. Everett

Bey vs. Williams

McGraw vs. Herrington

Orive vs. Stark

Serrano vs. Plemons

Briggs vs Tate

Hariston vs. Figueroa

Myers vs. Crossland

Gonzalez vs. Rodriguez

Scott vs. Thomas
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