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Busty battling rivals GOLDIE BLAIR and CHRISTINE DUPREE meet in the JMR "Rumpus Room" for this brutal toe-to-toe slugging match.
In this early JMR Las Vegas production, the room is mostly unfurnished and boxes still unpacked line the walls as Goldie and Christine, both wearing white shirts and blue jeans, batter each other with face, belly and breast punches. The women get knocked down and marked up, and the shirts gradually torn to ribbons, baring two fabulous chests.
Bruised, bloodied and sporting black eyes, Goldie and Christine keep punching until one bare-breasted fistfighter stays on her feet long enough to knock out her rival and claim victory.
Fantasy fighting, JMR style with plenty of makeup effects.
19 minutes, 700 MB. The complete Goldie vs. Christine fistfight feature is presented in 1280 x 720 screen format, available as WMV or MP4.
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