FEMFIGHT EUROPE.

Apologies to fans who don't speak German but some friends in Germany had the misfortune to miss this documentary piece on the RTL tv network about the US outfit behind Chick Fights and the girls who take part.I have comented before that Germany as a much more liberal view to females fighting than our tv stations here in the UK.RTL is a mainstream tv station along the lines of our own ITV network and you can only imagine the outcry had they featured this documentary.

Girls as competetive as Xana often suffer from not being able to find enough opponents willing to put in the effort to make a good bout.The lovely slim Clara is one of the exceptions willing to sweat it out over a long bout.

How did this scenario come about?You arrange a fight for the wife in your kitchen and just as she gets the measure of one opponent,another one appears,all ready stripped of her top and ready for action.

An event that always interests fans at this side of the pond is the likes of this which we don't seem to have happening here in the UK.A question that fans in the UK always pose is when these events take place do the clubs employ a team of girls to take on all comers?Or in some cases do spectators put up their wives to fight eachother?Your answers are more than welcome,but that aside it looks like a fantastic night out!!!!!

To this day the British Army is resident on a number of bases in Germany,which means there are often any number of soldiers wives at a loose end for months on end while their menfolk are deployed in other parts of the world.It is for this reason that I have donated some space to one such wife who believe it or not shares our interest.To illustrate her views some clips from the era in question when Beka Film dominated the German market. I should make the point that I have met the young lady and suggested that she put pen to paper and in view of what she told me get her husband to approve her article.This to save him turning up on my doorstep with an army issue weapon. hi Hi fans I was born in the North East of England and married my husband at eighteen, at the time he was already in the army and within a short time I found myself in married quarters based in Germany.I soon found the long days when he was away on training hard going and being a year or two younger than many of the othe

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