Super bowl lingerie game

While most of America concentrated on yesterday's big Super Bowl game in Indiana, the politically-incorrect Lingerie Bowl - in which female competitors wear only helmets, sports bras, knickers, garters, and shoulder, knee and elbow pads - was taking place in Las Vegas. The event - which saw Los Angeles Temptation beat Philadelphia Passion - started life as a pay-per-view alternative to the Super Bowl's traditional half-time concert. The 'Lingerie Bowl' has now spawned its own industry and a league which boasts 12 teams playing in front of crowds in their thousands. Los Angeles Temptation Head Coach David Bizub said lingerie football is taken seriously as a sport by players and fans alike. Not like it was at the beginning," said Bizub. By Ruth Loney When Londonderry showjumper Jordan Coyle was seriously injured in a fall from a horse near his home before the Dublin Show and spent time in intensive care, no one thought he would return to the

While at times it was clear that they threw like girls, other times they proved they could play better than most men. Not to mention hit harder. But even when they played sloppy, they played sexy. The surprising part for many was that the game was actually exciting. And not just because the female players were wearing revealing bikinis. Suddenly male players look like wimps with all that padding and clothing and lets hope it stays that way. The inaugural game between the Miami Caliente and the Chicago Bliss proved to be a success.

The league was founded in as the Lingerie Football League and was rebranded as the Legends Football League in The concept of the LFL originated from an alternative Super Bowl halftime television special called the Lingerie Bowl , a pay-per-view event broadcast opposite the Super Bowl halftime show. In , LFL chairman Mitch Mortaza expanded the concept from a single annual exhibition game to a ten-team lingerie football league. Most LFL teams in the United States use the same color scheme as a professional men's football team in the area. As of , some teams in Australia use the local state colors.

With Superbowl just a few hours away, people across the country are looking forward to watching the Ravens and the 49ers battle it out for football greatness. Then again there are other people that are looking forward to another Superbowl-related event that has less to do with football and more to do with what the players are wearing or not wearing on the field: the Lingerie Bowl. True to the name of the event, the players wear helmets, shoulder pads, elbow pads, knee bads, garters, bras, and panties. This year, the actual Lingerie Bowl has been moved from the superbowl halftime to a game mid-summer and the LFL Legends Football League will not air the actual league championship during the Superbowl. Yeah, I know, bummer.