Showing posts with label fight. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 6, 2011

Lingerie Football Fight Video: Watch Sexy Ladies Duke it Out on the Gridiron

In a scene that looked like it came out of the dream of an average American male, an all-out catfight broke out in a Lingerie Football League game between Julie Rolfe of the Tampa Bay Breeze and Tamar Fennell of the Cleveland Crush.

Rolfe seemed to start the action by landing a few jabs to the face, but Fennell took control by the end with some vicious ground strikes.

I'm assuming this type of thing is frowned upon in the LFL. However, after watching this, they might want to consider making fighting a part of the game, much like hockey

While most people probably look at the LFL as a gimmick league in which a bunch of beautiful women prance around in their underwear, this proves that the ladies actually have quite a bit invested in competing and succeeding on the gridiron.

With that said, the LFL may want to look into an offshoot venture called the Lingerie Fighting League. To be honest, any man who is watching the Lingerie Football League is probably desperately rooting for a fight to break out. Why not remove all doubt?

The LFL clearly has some feisty ladies who are willing to engage in fisticuffs. The league may benefit from having some scantily-clad women, with supermodel good-looks, duke it out in the octagon on pay-per-view.

If the Rolfe/Fennell fight were to go to the scorecards, UFC-style, Rolfe would probably have been given the first round for landing some early haymakers. The second round was pretty even as the momentum shifted, but Fennell took the third with a flurry of right hands.

After three rounds of good, wholesome, lingerie fighting action, here is your winner, by unanimous decision: anybody who had the pleasure of watching that video!

Wednesday, July 6, 2011

3 plus-size models grace Vogue Italia in sexy lingerie to fight anorexia

London, June 3 (ANI): In a bid to fight anorexia, 'Vogue Italia' has featured three plus-size models for the cover of their July issue.

Rather than hide their figures in floaty dresses, or cut them off at the waist, the three models, Tara Lynn, Candice Huffine and Robyn Lawley, appear on the cover in their underwear.

The move came after editor Franca Sozzani started an online petition against pro-anorexia websites.

"Fashion has been always blamed as one of the culprits of anorexia, and our commitment is the proof that fashion is ready to get on the frontline and struggle against the disorder," the Daily Mail quoted her as saying.

Sozzani who had also promised to feature more plus-sized models in the future said:' "Why should these women slim down?

"Many of the women who have a few extra kilos are especially beautiful and also more feminine," she added. (ANI)