[nickcarraway]

[dp0622]

hubba hubba

[rightwingcrazy]

“Gladiatrix”

I prefer “Galdiator”.

[Vendome]

That’s hawt

[ZOOKER]

What did the ancient Romans use for Jell-O?

[RoosterRedux]

TTIUWP

[Disambiguator]

Chicks with guns swords.

[Larry Lucido]

Mandatory “define women” post.

[Dr. Sivana]

n Ancient Rome, female fighters were known as “Gladiatrix” and were basically the equivalent of Roman male gladiators. [ . . . ]
It’s important to note that there are no Latin words from the Roman period that specifically referred to the Gladiatrix.

Make up your mind. (by the way, female fighters would not have been known as "gladiatrix", but as "gladiatrices", the plural of "gladiatrix", if in fact these words were actually used at all.)

[ClearCase_guy]

Could the girls beat all of the men? That seems to be how it works in all the movies I’ve seen.

[Who is John Galt?]

Today's 'unusual combatants' are more skilled with smart phones than edged weapons:

[jerod]

They were actually just men who ‘identified’ as woman... And then dressed like woman, dressing up as men...

BTW - Rome back in the day, was pretty much like the world is to this day... There are no chicks with dicks.

[Max_850]

I would pay a great sum to see Nancy and Hillary go at it in Mortal Combat.

[scrabblehack]

The plural would have been “gladiatrices.”