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The Lingerie Fighting Championships (Lingerie FC or LFC) is an American sports entertainment league that involves two or more women fighting. The women display grappling mixed martial arts fighting techniques, and sometimes pro wrestling moves during matches. The LFC is an exclusively female promotion that sees fighters compete inside a boxing ring or MMA style cage while typically dressed in revealing clothing such as lingerie, bikinis, undergarments, and sleepwear.
History
According to Lingerie FC personnel, the promotion has allegedly hosted events since its inception in 2006. This information is fictitious (or kayfabe) as the LFC was founded in 2014 (Shaun Donnelly CEO) and its first event was in April, 2014 (listed numerically as LFC 18). LFC primarily operates out of Las Vegas, Nevada, however in October, 2017 it held its first event in Slovakia LFC 24. Due to the pandemic (Covid-19) the LFC continued its events in the United States waiting to be able to do other events in Europe and in the world. In the meantime, European girls joined in LFC promotion. Sheena Bathory “The Hungarian Hurricane” from Hungary and Angelica Ko “The Italian Knockout” from Italy.
The Lingerie Fighting Championship has featured notable talents such as;
* WWE wrestler Mia Yim portraying Megan “Baby” Doll
* Former Impact and NWA Champion Allysin Kay portraying Beth “Mount Crush” Moore
* Impact wrestler Katie Forbes portraying herself
* Shimmer wrestler Sassy Stephie portraying Brenda “Juice” Jones
* Former Shimmer Champion Cheerleader Melissa portraying Sheila “Crash” Cardinal
* Former WWE/Impact Wrestling star Shelly Martinez portraying Shelly “Aphrodite” DaSilva
* Independent wrestler Jennifer Thomas portraying Jenny “Bloody” Valentine
* Independent wrestler Allie Parker portraying Allie “Babydoll” Parks
* Ohio Valley Wrestling alumni Ray Lyn portraying Raya “Sugar Ray” Ryans
* Former Shine Champion Taylor Made portraying Riley “Nuclear” Norris
Events
LFC18: Lace vs. Leather
LFC19: Hadden vs. Mei
LFC20: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
LFC21: Naughty ‘n Nice
LFC22: Costume Brawl
LFC23: Guilty Pleasures
LFC24: Eurobash
LFC25: Showdown At Sam’s Town
LFC26: Booty Camp
LFC27: Sexy, Nerdy, Inked & Curvy
LFC28: Sindependence Day
LFC29: A Hot Midsummer Night’s Dream
LFC30: Born To Be Wild
LFC31: Booty Camp 2
LFC32: Black & Blue
LFC33: Rev It Up
LFC34: United We Stand
LFC35: Booty Camp 3D
LFC36: Booty Camp 4
CHAMPION JOLENE HEXX
LFC, EUROPEAN & BOOTY CAMP CHAMP
Ruleset
LFC does not have a unified ruleset as fights between competitors are considered sports entertainment. This was made public information since facing criticism from the Nevada Athletic Commission.Although fighters display grappling, submission, and MMA techniques, punches and strikes to the face are not permitted. There are no weight classes

Sniper Twins is a writing/directing duo based out of New York City consisting of members Barry Adam Flanagan and Dax Armand Martinez-Vargas. The team creates original videos under the name Sniper Twins. They also write, produce, and perform original music. Sniper Twins have earned recognition for their collaborations with brands on the music videos that they write, direct, and star in. Their music video Computer Friends, with partner Seagate, received 500,000 views on YouTube within the first 3 days and they had modest success with their follow up video Chocolate Shoppe, with partner . The two are represented for commercials by Smuggler.
The duo have directed commercials for Lexus., McDonald's, Burger King, Carling, Newcastle Brown Ale, Robinsons, BSkyB, Yellow Pages, U.S. Cellular, Peugeot, Scentsicles, Washington State Health, BBVA.
History
Barry Adam Flanagan and Dax Armand Martinez-Vargas attended film school at University of Texas where they created the sketch comedy show Nothing Liquid with friends Jeff Bevill and Brandon Wilde which screened at the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema. After film school, Sniper Twins relocated to New York City and worked as directors/creatives for 5+ years in MTV's on-air promos department. The directors received several awards for their work at MTV. Barry Flanagan directed the RJ Berger "Moment of Awe" Campaign with co-director Seyi Thomas. The campaign received a Promax Award and a Creativity Award. While at MTV, they began making music videos under the name Sniper Twins. They were signed to Independent Films UK and sister company BRW USA for commercials before signing exclusively to Smuggler.

Red Room Poetry (previously The Red Room Company) is a non-profit organization based in Sydney, Australia whose "vision is to make poetry a meaningful part of everyday life". It was established by Johanna Featherstone in 2002, emerging from The Red Room Radio Show, which broadcast on 89.7FM Eastside Radio from 2001.
Poetic Learning
Red Room Poetic Learning is Red Room Poetry's poetry education program. It sends contemporary Australian poets into primary and secondary schools all across Australia. It was launched in 2007 with support from the Keir Foundation and the Ian Potter Foundation, initially piloting in four NSW high schools. In 2008 it expanded into Victoria and in 2009-2010 moved further interstate to Norfolk Island and Queensland schools. Red Room Poetic Learning is now a national program, servicing schools everywhere in Australia. Red Room Poetic Learning collaborates with students, teachers and communities to deepen their encounters with poetry. Learning programs connect poets with students to unlock poetic ways of seeing, writing and responding. Red Room Poetry is committed to publishing these outcomes and providing a platform for young poets to share their work with wider audiences.
Poetry Object
Red Room Poetry Object is a free poetry writing competition inviting young writers and their teachers to submit poems about special and curious objects. It is open to students in Years 3-10 and teachers from Australia and New Zealand. In 2017, Poetry Object published over 3400 student and teacher poems from over 190 school communities. Migrant and refugee students benefit from the opportunity to positively express their story through poetry.
As part of Red Room Poetry Object, each year six Australian poets have been commissioned to write new poems about their own talismanic objects.
Unlocked
Unlocked is an educational arts program developed and run by The Red Room Company in collaboration with educational staff from NSW Correctional Centres, which 'unlocks' the potential of inmates through poetry. The initiative's goal is to encourage self-expression and reflection while improving inmates' literacy. Introduced in Sydney in 2010, the project has entered its third year.
At correctional centres across NSW, Australian poets run intensive writing workshops, collaborating with students on every stage of the writing process: from the initial exercises and experimentations, through the editing and rewriting process, to recording, performing and publishing their work in a professionally designed print anthology.
The project was developed in collaboration with Corrections NSW Audiovisual Unit and education staff, 2SER's Jailbreak radio show, Blood & Thunder Publishing Concern and Boccalatte.
* Current Unlocked Projects
The most recent Unlocked project was held at the Balund-a Project, a residential diversionary programme for male and female offenders between 18 and 40. Indigenous poet Lionel Fogarty led the workshops, and the students responded with great enthusiasm to Lionel's work and stories. There was a particular interest in Lionel's use of language, his mixing of English and Bandjalang dialect.
*Clubs & Socs - in 2011 contemporary poets were paired with clubs and societies from across Australia. Poets created new poetic works based on their experiences.
* Sea Things - saw four new poems commissioned from poets in Hobart, Melbourne, Brisbane and Darwin, and from secondary school students in Perth, Darwin and Thursday Island, as the project charted the Sydney Hobart Yacht Race. From March - June 2011, an installation of the trips 'poetic cargo' was displayed in the window of the Australian Council for the Arts in Sydney.
* Sun Herald 'Extra' Poems - in 2009 the Sun Herald asked The Red Room Company to collect poems from their archive to be featured over the summer.
* Stacks - The Red Room Company’s poetry-in-libraries series in 2011, held in City of Sydney Libraries. Andy Quan, Judith Bishop, Toby Fitch and Eileen Chong hosted children's poetry workshops.
* ATYP Workshops - The Red Room Company paired with the Australian theatre for young people to teach young actors how to read poetry.
* The Poet's Life Works - featured four high-impact Australian poets in four events in various spaces around Sydney.
* Dust Poems - in 2009 explored the words of truckies and their experiences of the road and commissioned three truck-driving poets and three professional poets, Brendan Ryan, Lindsay Tuggle, Judith Bishop who work in non-trucking industries.
* Red Room Radio - individual poets were commissioned to write a poem for community radio broadcast and online access.
* Nightwriting - encouraged people to use all their senses to explore poetic language. A poem-pod installation, designed by Camilla Lawson, was fitted with audio Braille and tactile alphabet versions of an original poem. The project premiered at the 2008 Sydney Writers' Festival.
* Sustainable Sydney - in partnership with the City of Sydney council, and Art and About. Eight poets ran workshops in schools in inner Sydney.
* Occasional Poetry - an installation of poems, dressmakers dummies, and related costumes at the 2007 Sydney Writers' Festival.
* The Poetry Picture Show - a series of poems on the theme of film and the moving picture. These were accompanied by filmic interpretations of the poem and a project blog on the Red Room website.
* The Cabinet of Lost and Found - an installation of poems, and the personal objects that inspired them at the 2006 Sydney Writers' Festival.
* The Wordshed - a series of six half-hour television programmes, about all kinds of writers, reading and creative processes, broadcast on Television Sydney.
* Poetry Crimes - new Australian poems on the theme of crime and justice, launched at The Justice and Police Museum.
* Toilet Doors Poetry - a series of illustrated poem posters for display on the backs of public toilet doors, which ran in 2004 and 2006. The 2006 poem posters were displayed in Greater Union cinemas and Qantas domestic terminals across Australia. Toilet Door Poetry was partially funded by the Australia Council.
* Fingerprints - a collection of hand-written poems and poet portraits, exhibited at the Sydney Writers' Festival in 2004.
Board and staff
Red Room Poetry's directors include chairperson Bret Walker and Artistic Director Johanna Featherstone.
Poets
Red Room Poetry has collaborated with many poets including Judith Beveridge, Bonny Cassidy, Eileen Chong, Tricia Dearborn, Brook Emery, Kate Fagan, Mike Ladd, David Malouf, Greg McLaren, Derek Motion, Andy Quan, Craig Sherborne, Sandra Thibodeaux, John Tranter and Fiona Wright.
A full list of poets can be found on Red Room Poetry's website.