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The Best of Deathmatch Wrestling: Vol. 4: Queens of the Deathmatch (2007)

Seven ladies indulge in some far-from-ladylike behavior as they vie to become "Queen of the Deathmatch" in these brutal bouts featuring the toughest female wrestlers from Japan and the United States. You'll have a ringside seat to witness no-holds-barred battles in which the grapplers use every weapon in their arsenals -- including staple guns, thumbtacks, broken glass, barbed wired and electrified light tubes -- to best their opponents.
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Seven ladies indulge in some far-from-ladylike behavior as they vie to become "Queen of the Deathmatch" in these brutal bouts featuring the toughest female wrestlers from Japan and the United States. You'll have a ringside seat to witness no-holds-barred battles in which the grapplers use every weapon in their arsenals -- including staple guns, thumbtacks, broken glass, barbed wired and electrified light tubes -- to best their opponents.

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Genre:Action
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In Theaters:4/10/2007
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Studio:Big Vision

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