Bo Derek has scored the record win of the tournament so far, something that gives Morgan Fairchild another reason to hate the fellow blonde

As usual, thx for all the votes and comments

Joanna Lumley (31) vs
Lynda Carter (42)Wonder Woman hardly showed any of her powers but still managed to put away the New Avenger despite Glamour Fights' bold call of Lynda's defeat. Punches were traded equally for most of the fight before Lynda finally decided to take it serious and clobbered Joanna with a fast combination that send the Englishwoman down on the floor. Some vicious kicking followed and Joanna was in no mood to continue.
Susan Denberg (47) vs Pamela Tiffin (25)
After being offended by Carol Lynley, Susan Denberg desperately wanted to prove her superiority for the blonde goddess contest and tossed and kicked poor Pamela Tiffin all over the place before deciding to give Glamour Fights some premium hair for his wig company. Pamela obviously had other ideas but could do nothing when Susan pounded her on the floor and ripped out plethora of reddish brown chunks instead. Will this beating enable Susan to finally emerge as the top blonde goddess over Carol Lynley? The Austrian simply cannot wait for the next round and the experts comments!
Yutte Stensgaard (41) vs Anni-Frid Lyngstad (31)
The Scandinavian battle was a fierce one and realisticman probably gave the best description of it, Yutte punching Anni-Frid in the face while Anni-Frid trying to bearhug her way into victory. As it turned out Yutte overcame a large pain in her ribs and messed up the redhead's face so much, Anni-Frid had to let go the bearhug and crumbled into a battered pile of flesh instead. Yutte wasted little time by finishing her rival off, but it took her quite some time and no wonder the pundits were split and hoped for some kind of a comeback from the Norwegian singer. But there was no double victory for the Vikings in this round as Julie Ege remained the sole Norwegian winner whereas Yutte Stensgaard jumped into the Top 16 of the rankings for the first time.
Susan Anton (36) vs Edina Ronay (35)
The closest fight of the entire round occured right here with the power and physical dominance of Susan Anton challenging the speed and agility of the much smaller Edina Ronay. Had this been one of the earlier rounds, then Susan might have been surprised by Edina, but since she's been facing many smaller opponents already, she barely managed to take advantage of her size dominance and shrug Edina off when she tripped her over and looked to claw her face apart. Even some punches weren't enough to knock Susan out and once she pinned Edina on the floor herself, the physical mismatch was too big and Edina just couldn't respond in a way Susan did previously. Only realisticman favoured big over the brave but the other experts have nothing to be ashamed of as Edina's win looked very likely to happen for most of this contest and only a last-ditch attack from Susan settled the fight in her favour.
Cheryl Ladd (54) vs Lesley-Anne Down (21)
First of the candidates for the biggest trashing of the round, Cheryl Ladd, had to settle for a third-best mark as her hairpulling, breast-maulling and face-slapping at the expense of Lesley-Anne Down just wasn't good enough to challenge Morgan Fairchild and Bo Derek. Lesley-Anne herself quickly lost her fighting spirit once Cheryl yanked her by the hair and started pummelling with no sympathy whatsoever and after just a couple of minutes the brunette crumbled on the floor in agony of defeat. However Cheryl was in for a surprise that her performance came up way short of the two other blondes which followed...
Catherine Bach (42) vs Ornella Muti (32)
Just like was the case with Susan Anton, three experts had the eventual winner losing, this one being a real surprise given Catherine's unbeaten status. I suspected barbosa will have some faith in his Italian goddess but both byline and Glamour Fights really stuck their neck out with their predictions. Perhaps if Ornella didn't suffer two defeats in the previous rounds, then her aggressiveness would have prevailed, but eventually Catherine just survived the onslaught and rolled the Italian flat on the back where she could ride her out for victory at the end of a highly competitive contest. Catherine was out of question for the blonde trio biggest beatdown competition but her win must come as the most impressive given Ornella's tough reputation.
Margot Kidder (13) vs
Morgan Fairchild (61)As mentioned by the pundits, Morgan Fairchild hasn't gotten over her loss to Cheryl Ladd and wants to finish ahead of the blonde Angel or beat her opponents by a larger margin in the subsequent rounds. Margot Kidder showed zero resistance in this round and had the shit kicked out of her in overflow. Morgan literally tore her apart and brutalized the brunette by smashing both chairs over her head which knocked Margot unconscious so she couldn't even feel Morgan ripping her hair out. This brutal display was enough to give Morgan a record 48 votes trashing which for a moment was also the biggest win of the entire competition. - No way Bo is going to beat that! - Morgan was certain of her superiority in the internal rivalry, but then up stepped Bo Derek to show what she can do with Donna Mills...
Donna Mills (11) vs
Bo Derek (61)This was effectively a carbon copy of Morgan's fight with Margot and Bo Derek's favourite beach setting paid dividends in full as she mercilessly dismantled Donna Mills. Byline and Glamour Fights correctly predicted Bo will succeed in getting the biggest beatdown of this round which was also big enough to get a tournament record of 50 votes difference. As byline stated, the beach was quickly scattered with Donna's ripped shirt and plethora of her blonde hair as Bo pounded her brains out in a brutal fashion. Donna crumbled under the barrage as soon as Margot did against Morgan but Bo has the opportunity to produce one final move on her fallen opponent and lifted the motionless Donna off the sand and dumped her into the sea to complete the victory. Not to mention she was particulary happy to exceed Morgan's margin, perhaps even more then reaching the 50 votes difference.