Right to Fight
Three women who were pioneers in women's boxing during the 1970s now face obscurity and poverty, despite their significant contributions to the sport.
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Three women who were pioneers in women's boxing during the 1970s now face obscurity and poverty, despite their significant contributions to the sport.
Synopsis
Marian 'Lady Tyger' Trimiar, Cathy 'Cat' Davis, and 'Pretty' Pat Pineda were pioneers in women's boxing during the 1970s. They fought against sexism in a male-dominated sport and gained fame for their skills. Today, their contributions are often forgotten, and they face financial struggles. "Right to Fight" details their journeys and the sacrifices made to compete in the ring. Directed by Georgina Cammalleri, the film runs for 95 minutes and was produced in Great Britain.
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