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GENNI RIGHT vs CHRISTIE RICCI
"Genni Challenges Christie"
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Not long ago, we received a phone call from none other than Christie Ricci, who had one question for us: "Is Genni Right really as good as you say she is?" Christie had been curious as to how well Genni did in her PGWA matches with Tracy Taylor and Josianne, and we told her the truth... that Ms. Right is an incredibly talented wrestler, and that she gave her more experienced opponents real challenges. "Good!" was Ricci's response. The next thing we knew, Christie had invited Genni out to Southern California to face her in a PGWA GrudgeMatch! There are three things you need to know about this match: First, Christie Ricci has absolutely no intention of losing a fight, especially to a rookie. Second, Genni Right did not travel all the way from Birmingham, Alabama to lose. And third, these two willful women took an instant dislike to one another. All three of those facts combine to make for one wild battle! This match combines expert technical wrestling (in particular, they both focus on and punish one another's shapely legs) as well as all-out brawling (from roughhouse punches to hairpulling, boot stomps to the face to biting!). Ricci learns the hard was that her opponent is every bit as tough as we told her, while Right discovers that Christie didn't get to become such a feared adversary without good reason. The two women battle on and on, the advantage slipping back and forth between them, until one appears poised to win the match at last... unless her opponent's last-ditch effort manages to pluck victory from the jaws of defeat! Click HERE for a demo clip. Please note the actual download is larger and higher quality than the demo!
16 minutes | 125 meg WMV | 640x480 | 1,000 kbps | Just 14.95! Click here to download after purchase. Please note... our billing system requires your information EXACTLY as it appears on your credit card statement. IE full name, address etc. Also, it is your responsibility to choose a secure username/password pair. Please do not use 'abc', '132' etc. Use a minimum of 6 characters and a mix of letters and numerals. Jot them down! We appreciate your help in keeping password thieves at bay!
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