Lingerie Bowl Less Sexy, More Like A Real Sport

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After watching this promotional video for Lingerie Bowl IX we’ve come to the conclusion that the LFL is beginning to look a whole lot more like a real sport and a lot less like an excuse to watch women parade around a football field in their underwear. Maybe it’s because we’ve only given the sport cursory attention come Super Bowl time. Maybe because it truly is becoming more of a real sport. Whatever the case may be, watching it seems to have become something you do in a bar…with the guys…while drinking a whole lot of ber. Instead of watching embarrassingly (excitedly?) in the privacy of your own home.

Anyway, watch the promotional video for yourself below and let us know what you think.

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