Carmen Electra and Toronto’s 121 Ventures have turned out another in what is becoming a series of naked wrestling specials, and will see the pay-per-view Naked Revolution air this month in the U.S. and on Viewers Choice.

The two-hour show shot in Toronto under the banner of the Naked Women’s Wrestling League, which the former Baywatch star founded in 2005, appointing herself commissioner and ringside host. She and 121 Ventures have since produced three specials, all in the faux fighting, trash-talking tradition of pro wrestling, minus the men and clothing.

Revolution shot at the Docks nightclub in Toronto last year and was posted in the U.S., says 121 principal Dan Brown. A fourth special, a behind-the-scenes documentary, is already in the works. Brown says the shows, which 121 also distributes, are selling well on DVD.