Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton have been offered $500,000 each to take part in a boxing match.
Hollywood Boxing Federation promoter Damon Feldman has said he will donate the proceeds to anti-drug and alcohol campaigns and would give them the huge fees for them to give to charity if the reformed party girls—who both have convictions for driving under the influence (DUI)—agree to step into the ring.
Damon—who has previously staged a bout between the Mean Girls star's father Michael Lohan and aspiring actor Derek MacIntosh—said: "We're calling it the battle of the bad girls of Hollywood.
"They would use big pillow-sized boxing gloves. This would be nothing more than a fun match-up, and Paris and Lindsay have both dabbled with boxing training in the past.
"Michael could even help train Lindsay as he is undefeated in Celebrity Boxing!"
Paris, 29, and 24-year-old Lindsay—who left rehab earlier this month following court-ordered treatment for substance abuse problems—are said to have finally settled their long-running feud, which stems back to 2006 when the heiress mocked her former pal's red hair.
Damon believes the light-hearted match would be the perfect way to strengthen their friendship further for the sake of a good cause.
He told RadarOnline.com: "This is a perfect way for the two ladies to give back."
Damon recently made a pitch for Mark Wahlberg and Will Smith—who played boxers in The Fighter and Ali respectively—to step into the ring, but Men In Black actor Will declined the offer.