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Fatal Femmes Fighting: Asian Invasion (2008) [N/A]

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Release Date:
February 5, 2008

Original Title:
Fatal Femmes Fighting: Asian Invasion

Genres:
TV Movie

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 150

8 FEMALE CAGE BOUTS - 3 TITLE FIGHTS - 1 EPIC NIGHT

Overview from TheMovieDB

The world of Mixed Martial Arts isn't just for the men anymore! Fatal Femmes Fighting was created with a single solitary mission: bring together the best female MMA fighters from around the world and determine the best of the best! On this historic night, 16 women would have the opportunity to make MMA history with the first all-female, no-holds-barred cage-fighting card sanctioned by the State of California! And, for 6 women, it was a night that would give them the opportunity to become the first Fatal Femmes Fighting champion in their weight class as Jen Case battled Yoko Takahashi for the FFF Middleweight Title, Cassandra Blasso went to war with Roxanne Modaferri over the Lightweight Title, and Japan's feared Masako Yoshida steps in the cage against US women's MMA standout Lisa Ward to crown the first FFF Flyweight Champion!

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Production

Director:
Michael Kolko

Director of Photography:
Joseph M. Setele

Editor:
Josh Muscatine
Peter J. Clark

Executive Producer:
Jason Dudek
Michael Kolko
Michael Landsberg
Ilan Lewinger

Grip:
Ledge Musselman

Production Sound Mixer:
Steve Bedaux

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