The pair of t*ts Victoria and Marc lost the lead Kate fought so hard for last week.....
7th May 2005
Victoria Ice Maiden out in the cold
It was a battle of the sporting legends.
It was the bout we had all been waiting for (well, those of us who enjoy seeing a pair of gorgeous glamour-girls having a jolly good grapple).
Yes, Page 3 against Playboy. Blonde against Brunette. Leilani against Victoria Silvestedt.
And when wrecking ball began, we knew it was only the pre-cursor to the good stuff.
The two feisty maidens pushed and pulled one another relentlessly round the ring, but Leilani always looked the stronger of the two girls, and eeked out a valuable lead in this classic head-to-head.
Then the fun began.
As the two wanton women attempted to shackle their opposition down, the audience was entranced by the classic tussle. They grappled, they tugged, and they rolled, and once again Vixen was positively chomping at the bit as Ice Maiden struggled with her opponent's wiles.
And in the end, they proved all too much for the big Swede, and she succumbed to Leilani's fierce onslaught. With Ice Maiden out injured for the final game in stepped her replacement, model Emma B.
And so Queen B took off where Ice Maiden left off and entered the cage to face Vixen in Rip Wrestling and the two models duly attempted to strip one another naked (well, to vest and pants).
It was fun, it was frenetic, and it was worth many a replay. Our two gorgeous girls ripped with fury, and at the end of it all, Leilani had managed to retain slightly more clothing (shame), leaving Queen B ripped and a little riled.
So as men mopped their brows with damp hankies, we all reflected on a fine fumble, and Leilani's white-wash victory for the Crusaders.
LEADERBOARD
crusaders 14
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Marc vs James El Diabolico?
After dispatching with Rebel Rider in his first bout, the safe-bet seemed to be on Gentleman Jim.
And as he faced up to El Diablo (who himself had been humiliated at the hands of Pocket Rocket), James Hewitt's legendary confidence was evident.
"I don't think he's got anything to worry me," the cad crowed.
Bannerman wasn't so sure, claiming to have Billy Elliott-esque footwork.
But if Gentleman Jim felt comfortable with his opponent, maybe he was a little more worried about the masked fighter.
Yes, before the two men had the opportunity to get to grips with one another, Neil 'Razor' Ruddock raged onto stage for a game of Raging Pull.
And as the three big men squared up, it seemed that a draw was the most likely outcome.
And how right we were!
But as soon as Razor was off, the lads got to get their hands on one another. Or rather got to club one another!
Gentleman Jim ruthlessly pummelled Bannerman until he was a mere shell of a man, lying forlorn on the floor. And when the ref pointed in Hewitt's direction, we knew that he had all but secured victory.
The former army officer approached Sumo Slam with something of a swagger, and sent Bannerman crashing on many an occasion.
And so Jim strolled off stage, an easy victor and a rather confident chap.
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