WWE Divas Do Halloween

Did I mention this was my favorite holiday?!
Here are the lovely WWE divas in all kinds of sexy skimpy costumes like french mades, Princess Lea, Tomb Rider, Marilyn Monro, the naughty nun etc etc. But, we're starting with the one diva I've actually heard of, Maria Kanellis as a sexy bunny...

You got a silver? Hit the floor, says Japanese wrestler's dad

While a trio of Japan's women wrestlers were left to celebrate medals at the Asian Games, one was ordered to hit the floor and start doing push-ups.

Kyoko Hamaguchi's reward for winning silver at the Doha spectacle on Monday night was a dressing down from her father, former wrestler Heigo Hamaguchi, and a humiliating taste of boot camp life.

In front of bemused passers-by the 28-year-old was ordered to remove the identity pass and silver medal hanging round her neck and lie flat on the blue carpet of the arena to begin her ordeal.

"I was pretty horrified," said Reuters photographer Caren Firouz who witnessed the episode. "I guess it just left me speechless."

Just moments earlier the gym instructor from Tokyo had been sobbing on the podium, the unwanted medal around her neck, having been beaten by China's Wang Xu in the final of the 72kg freestyle division.

Hamaguchi had been busy speaking to

Bikini Wrestling Match

Which is why, perhaps, that Cambridge classics student Nadia Witkowski didn't quite manage to get a grip of the jelly wrestling competition rules at an end-of-exams celebration.

The 23-year-old graduate wore the requisite bikini, jumped into the pool and gave quite a good account of herself in the grappling department, easily overcoming her rather more svelte opponent.

But when the crowd decided the shapely blonde was the winner anyway, Miss Witkowski lost her temper.

Still covered in red jelly, she stalked away to the sound of the students' booing and punched a female spectator, leaving her with a bloody nose.

Then she grabbed a bottle of Lambrini and made for the exit, where she was stopped by two burly bouncers.

When they tried to confiscate the bottle, she punched one and butted the other, forcing them to call the police.

Officers arrived at the party at Trinity Old Fields, Cambridge, and Miss Witkowski was taken to a nearby police station, where she received a caution for common assault.

Last Sunday's jelly wrestling was part of a garden party organised by the Wyverns, an all-male Magdalene College drinking society, and part of a bigger tradition known as Suicide Sunday.

This year there was a blazers and bikini theme (that's men in blazers, women in bikinis) and a jelly-filled paddling pool.

One undergraduate who witnessed the incident said: 'The crowd gets to choose the victor by cheering - the fighter with the louder cheer wins.

Nadia had been a bit aggressive and probably wasn't as attractive as the other girl, so she was booed although she'd probably been the better fighter.'

Miss Witkowski, who hopes to go into law or investment banking, gained three As and a B at Denbigh High School in Luton and went to Trinity College, where she finished her exams this month.

Yesterday, back at her £700,000 family home near Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, she refused to comment.

A Wyverns spokesman yesterday said her behaviour was 'unacceptable' and she would not be admitted to future garden parties.

A university spokesman was a little more stern and said the venue would not be made available for such parties again.

'The college deplores conduct of that kind,' he said.