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Both my mind and my body had a certain limited potential only, but that potential I had invested way too much and way too early.

That energy which I had invested too much I am sadly missing today. Therefore unfortunately often I had invested far too much of my energy and of my emotions into my project. Still, many of you might very well know and remember that for DWW and for the idea that stood behind DWW I always gave my heart, my blood and my passion. They are being slowly restored and moved back online. All master copies of the original catalog, along with 90% of the raw camera shootings done over 20+ years (including hundreds of unreleased matches), are still preserved. The DWW website had closed by April 2017 but a new operator purchased video rights and restarted the site in 2018 with the same URL - however the site offers only a proportion of the original catalogue at present, and is not involved in the production of any new videos under the DWW brand. His full statement regarding his reasons for ending his association with the female combat scene appears below. was indicating that he was running the operation down, offering the chance to buy the complete catalogue en masse. They produced new material until 2013 but by the end of 2014 G.R. The company built up a huge catalogue of videos divided into numerous different categories, and over the course of its existence it featured well over 300 fighters - some of these only made a handful of appearances but many others fought in scores of bouts and became iconic names in the world of female combat. DWW Galaxy ( Danube Women Wrestling) was a female/mixed wrestling video production company founded in Vienna, Austria, in late 1992 by Gunter Rottensteiner - who usually referred to himself as G.R.

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