Is the Toronto Newsgirls boxing club intimidating outside of the boxing ring? You betcha.
After Return of Kings, an anti-feminist website whose founder wrote that raping women in private should be legalized and considered "learning experiences," was planning a meet-up, the Newsgirls wanted to meet them, too.
"The photos of us will show women that being powerful is an option," Newsgirls founder Savoy Howe told Toronto Metro News. "And I think that's what needs to happen against this douche bag."
Daryush Valizadeh, the Return of Kings founder who calls himself "Roosh V," has since decided to cancel the meet-ups because, in his words, "I can no longer guarantee the safety or privacy of the men who want to attend on February 6."
Pro-rape meet-up canceled after women's boxing club threatens to show up: https://t.co/rhnpTQdnNt pic.twitter.com/gVIRPdrLdD
— The Cut (@TheCut) February 4, 2016
Or, in other words, the Return of Kings doesn't stand a chance against the Newsgirls.