TAC (The Amazon Club), I believe, was based near Hamburg. I think it may have started by her husband but was run by Susanne who wrestled into her 30s. Perhaps the most known wrestler from TAC was Karine. Girls would often wrestle for different production companies and so, in different countries. The opening up of former eastern block countries certainly benefitted DWW with an influx of girls from Czech and Hungary especially. Clashes between girls from different countries seemed to add greatly to the intensity of a match. Conversely I felt that if a group of ladies always wrestled for the same company, because they knew each other, the competitive element would diminish.
In what would be a fantasy scenario now, Beatrice Goffin brought a group of her Belgium women over to England to fight Festelle women in individual matches. A lucky audience saw women, cheered on and encouraged by their team mates, in feisty clashes.
DWW summer events also attracted American women.
