Story goes something like this.....
Greg at Leather and Lace arranges a catfight for Mila and Sarah.
BlueFunk / Phatpharrah also arranges a catfight between Mila and Sarah, which will be done a week earlier.
Greg surprised, but it's OK as he'll get lots of interest from the rematch.
Fight takes place, Sarah declared the winner by producer, takes the winner's bonus.
Mila not happy about cash split because no-one submitted in the match, so could be called a draw, although Sarah did control most of it.
Mila will not work with Bluefunk / Phatpharrah again.
Lots of entertaining trash talking takes place on twitter between Mila & Sarah.
Mila asks Greg for more money to fight Sarah at L&L, he refuses.
Sarah fights at L&L anyway, as part of a bigger production.
and soon to be added potentially.....rematch somewhere else......I didn't know that Mila wasn't happy about the cash split though.....that adds something else to it even more.
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Where did you hear Mila wasn't happy about the cash split? I heard Mila's biggest complaint was over the damage she sustained to her 2 prized possessions. Also if the girls were unhappy about the cash split I thought Bluefunk offered another few rounds to determine a winner but one (or both) declined. Now I'm confused
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I'm confused by both now, didn't know about the 1st and the 2nd I don't think happened, bluefunk can you clear it up?
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The story I heard from a pretty credible source was that Mila was pissed about how everything ended up and left after an exchange with the producer and for whatever reason canceled her fight in Dec. for the company. ( I don't want to assume it's because of how things went down with her fight with Brooke so I won't further speculate why)
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I'll clarify a bit, without getting into personal conversations: Prior to every fight (duh, I've only filmed two) I ask the girls, "In the event we go 15 minutes with no submissions, how do you want to settle the match?" I usually offer 2-3 options. Both ladies agreed on me making the decision. I think most people who saw the match can agree with my decision, I've not had anyone threaten me yet. I specifically didn't want a "tie" because I knew they'd be meeting again in a week, or a least that's what Greg told us (after I announced the fight).
Post-fight there was some "communication" between Mila and I...and to be frank I was a bit of an asshole. I am very literally old enough to be Mila's father, and I sometimes don't relate well to people that much younger than me. She was reacting from a real place, she makes a lot of money on her breasts, something I wasn't necessarily sensitive to, because you know..."cat fight"...but that's me thinking like a 40-something year old guy with the steady income of a good job. For Mila the situation was a lot more immediate. Suffice it to say she and I have "made up"...as to stuff with her and Greg? I can't speak intelligently on that. As to the trash talk between her and Sarah/Brooke? Again, I'm not on Twitter, I only know what I read on here. I like Sarah...her versatility makes her valuable in this business and I hope to work with her again. Mila is caught between two worlds right now. My hope is that she figures out how to balance the immediacy of the catfighting money with the longer-term money from modeling. She and I are on good terms, I've already put a stand-by into my December booking, but I've rethought my position on "terminating" our professional relationship. When the time and situation are right, you'll probably see Mila in one of my productions again.
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You need a smooth talker like me on your team Blue lol. I take your side on this. Why fight FOR REAL and expect not to get hurt? She's naive for even thinking that plus makeup and photoshop eliminates ALL blemishes. Have you seen how ugly and marked up some of these models are pre touch up? I think her problems go deeper than that. Truth be told maybe she didn't like getting owned. Pretty women hate getting marks on any part of there body during a fight especially if there're on the loosing end.
