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Vixens of Wrestling (2002)
As seen on the Discovery Channel and the Learning Channel, the girls of UPW are as hot out of the ring as they are crazy in it. This DVD is packed with both wrestling highlights and footage of the girls in their extracurricular activities (including bikini beach footage). If you like cat fights.... and women in prison movies.... you'll love Vixens of Wrestling!
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As seen on the Discovery Channel and the Learning Channel, the girls of UPW are as hot out of the ring as they are crazy in it. This DVD is packed with both wrestling highlights and footage of the girls in their extracurricular activities (including bikini beach footage). If you like cat fights.... and women in prison movies.... you'll love Vixens of Wrestling!
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