01 October 2012 Factual 47 mins
Bare-knuckle boxing, blood-spattered horrific tales of 100-round bouts. Between women. An episode of the four-part series "Fight Club: a History of Violence".
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Sean Bean as Narrator
Cecily Fay as Fighter
Joelle Simpson as Fighter
Lucy Inglis as Historian - Georgian London
United Kingdom 01 October 2012
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