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. >> one of the more memorable punches we ever saw came from a female inmate, paula rivas at the orange. >> i'm a fighter. i use my fists. i used to go to the boxing gym and i've trained, you know. >> i really liked getting that shot of paula and the basketball. she definitely stood out amongst the other female inmates and, man, that looked like a really difficult thing to do. >> i look pretty much good for my age. i'm 44 years old and i look a lot better than some of them youngsters. i know i'm handsome. >> rivas also had an incell workout that would rival most of the men's as well. >> inmates when they're working out, the impression it makes upon me is how disciplined they are. they keep track of every sit-up, every push-up, every squat, every curl, you name it. i noticed one day there was an inmate that was pacing back and forth in their cell and she had playing cards and she would place a card on the table, go back to the end of the cell, come forward and as she was passing the table, she'd put another card down. and we asked her what that was all about. >> hey, what are the cards f