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NO HOLDS BARRED: Stunners said they won't
hold back in the ring |
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DIRTY FIGHTERS: Liberty X star Michelle
scraps with Leilani |
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GET A GRIP: The girls mastered falls and
submissions while the guys are hoping for a
takedown |
Pictures: Steve
Neaves |
EXCLUSIVE: Babes get to grips with
wrestling
Three phwoars and a submission
By Rachel Richardson
MONTHS of training for
Celebrity Wrestling have turned beauties Kate Lawler, Leilani and
Michelle Heaton into wild animals.
When the gorgeous trio posed for Maxim magazine
they just couldn't keep their hands off each other.
And the superfit stunners promised that they won't
hold back when they face each other in the ring.
Big Brother Kate reckons anyone that crosses her
will get a Takedown.
Helpless
The blonde explained the move would leave anyone
helpless.
She said: "You basically have your legs on the
outside of their knee and you use all your weight to push them
down."
The girls have also mastered falls and
submissions...so TV presenter Jenny Powell, former tennis star
Annabel Croft and busty model Victoria Silvstedt had better watch
out.
All the girls taking part, and the guys—
ex-EastEnder Marc Bannerman, love-rat James Hewitt, The Farm winner
Jeff Brazier, showjumper Oliver Skeete, BBC presenter Mark Speight
and athlete Iwan Thomas—have been banned from nookie during
training.
So Liberty X star Michelle has had to content
herself with remembering past bonks with boyfriend Andy Scott Lee.
She said: "I once suggested we had sex in the car.
I said it spontaneously and Andy's eyes popped out.
"We went to a lover's lane, so it wasn't too
sleazy.
"I think you should try everything once in life."
But now she's planning to take out her pent-up
frustration on her opponents—especially Victoria.
Michelle revelaed she's planning to tear the
glamour girl apart!
She said: "I'd grab her by her hair and rip it out
then I'd give her a good slap."
We're rooting for you, Chelle!
The show runs on Saturdays evenings on ITV1 this
month.
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