FEMFIGHT EUROPE.

The second part and the girls are getting really aggressive. Anyone know the background to this?

Could you get your girl to do this in your lounge???

I can't help thinking this kind of bout is happening in Germany too often,Xenia Jorneac is a twenty two year old Romanian now resident in Munich with only one loss in six contests. Her opponent Sonja Soknic is also twenty two but as been stopped in all five of her fights and it's not too difficult to see why.

Who was the first U.K.female to box in the post war era?Many believe it to be Barbara Butterick from Humberside wh o moved to London took work as a £3.10 a week typist. On the 3rd of March 1949 she was booked to take part in a boxing exhibition at the Kilburn Empire Theater where apart from punching the bag and shadow boxing she would take on a nine stone male in a two times rounds bout. The General Secretary of the Variety Artists Federation one Lewis Lee called it"deplorably undignified and certainly not variety"and the British Boxing Board of Control announced it had not given Barbara a licence to box and did not recognise women boxers. At  the time Barbara was 17 years old and weighed in at seven stone.

This as got to be almost a throw back to the days of boxing booths,Maja the solid looking blonde from Serbia takes on fellow Serbian,Ivana Mirkov a twenty year old without a win in eight contests. I don't know how many spectators realised that Maja had won only her first contest the night before by TKO.

It was the title that drew me into this one because quite often these sort of compilations feature ladies of colour. The other thing about this one is that for the most part it is fairly well filmed.

Don't you just wish you could draw??? As one of those who failed to reach even the lowest marks in art I view some of the girls wrestling and boxing and their tattoo's and can only envy the guy with the tattoo gun. The girl with the superb back is Fire a lovely pale skinned red head and her opponent is Tina a Slovakian former athlete,both of whom work for Femwin/London Wrestling Studios.