FEMFIGHT EUROPE.

The Sweet Saraya Knight is well known the world over as the ring mistress of the dark arts where often the ring is of little importance as quite often more of the action takes place outside the ropes. More recently the feature film"Fighting with my Family"as allowed fans to see her in a different light with interviews alongside husband Ricky and daughter Paige. Interesting is how fit Saraya(Julia Hamer) remains as she is I believe approaching her 50th birthday although there is often a great deal of doubt about some of the historical"fact"that goes with her. I'm not sure about her claim to have been born in Cornwall as I have a friend who went to senior school with her in West Yorkshire and she was working in the kitchens of a Pontins Holiday Camp in Norfolk when she met her husband,wrestler Rick Knight(Patrick Frary) around fifteen years her senior and after first being his valet/manager she made her debut as a wrestler against Nikki Best in 1993 who was...

HARD TO BELIEVE. A film about love causes violence?? Well that's what it's Director Andrew Onwubolu would have us believe after mob violence involving about a hundred people erupted at a cinema in Birmingham where a number of police were hurt sorting things out,as a result the cinema as had the film Blue Story taken off at all its Vue Cinemas. So far five people have been arrested including a thirteen year old girl, one youth is even pictured carrying a machete. Whatever happened to the days when a visit to a cinema meant a fumble with the girl of your choice on the back row? Another one gone!!! I have recently featured a number of clips from You Tube put there by"Tech Guy"sadly he like myself and many others as fallen foul of the prudes and as been banished. Now I didn't see the offending clip before it was taken down surely a bare breast wasn't exposed!!!

From early doors this was looking like a miss match with Desta ducking to knee high before the ref's act of mercy saved her more punishment.

Catz Club UK set out with good intention to promote girl fights and after only few filming's left the scene.I have heard it said that one of the reason's was that the girls were expected to fight as opposed to wrestle. And like here very few could stand more than a few minutes of the real thing.

You could feel sorry for Kevin or maybe you envy him.

A question posed by more than one fan in the UK is what did fans pay to watch these fights? Realising that it is some years ago how would it compare to more recent shows?

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