Avatar: Fire and Ash: A Female Led Marvel
An action film led by two queens, fighting for what they believe in through power and pain.
Invicta FC 8: Waterson vs. Tamada (2014)
Event (UFC Fight Pass at 8 p.m. ET): Michelle Waterson vs. Yasuko Tamada Katja Kankaanpaa vs. Stephanie Eggink Ediane Gomez vs. Tonya Evinger Tara La Rosa vs. Roxanne Modafferi Michelle Ould vs. DeAnna Bennett Peggy Morgan vs. Irene Aldana Charmaine Tweet vs. Veronica Rothenhausler Ashley Cummins vs. Alexa Grasso Jodie Esquibel vs. Jinh Yu Frey Delaney Owen vs. JJ Aldrich
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Event (UFC Fight Pass at 8 p.m. ET): Michelle Waterson vs. Yasuko Tamada Katja Kankaanpaa vs. Stephanie Eggink Ediane Gomez vs. Tonya Evinger Tara La Rosa vs. Roxanne Modafferi Michelle Ould vs. DeAnna Bennett Peggy Morgan vs. Irene Aldana Charmaine Tweet vs. Veronica Rothenhausler Ashley Cummins vs. Alexa Grasso Jodie Esquibel vs. Jinh Yu Frey Delaney Owen vs. JJ Aldrich
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In Theaters:9/6/2014
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