I'm not sure if this is an already active thread but if so my apologies. I was wondering what got most of you into female fighting? For me it was the movie. "...all the marbles" particularly the mud wrestling scene after that I was hooked for life. What movies, TV programs, or incidents turned you on to the world of female fighting?
Also to add to the topic I'm curious to know what is your favorite catfight/female fighting scene or film? Mine for example is a film called "Rage" by California wildcats.
A old playboy I stole from my dads collection, had a pictorial of Luscious Lisa, Magnificent Mimi, Belinda Belle and a few others. After I saw that it was down the rabbit hole for me with the old pro wrestling illustrated that had the apartment wrestling advertisements in the back.
Quote from: mustangduke on June 05, 2015, 04:28:43 PM
A old playboy I stole from my dads collection, had a pictorial of Luscious Lisa, Magnificent Mimi, Belinda Belle and a few others. After I saw that it was down the rabbit hole for me with the old pro wrestling illustrated that had the apartment wrestling advertisements in the back.
Man I had it bad for Magnificent Mimi :D I loved her in LPWA. I also really liked G.L.O.W. I don't know how those outfits passed the censors. You gotta love the 80's!
Quote from: jaybee on June 05, 2015, 05:58:16 PM
Quote from: mustangduke on June 05, 2015, 04:28:43 PM
A old playboy I stole from my dads collection, had a pictorial of Luscious Lisa, Magnificent Mimi, Belinda Belle and a few others. After I saw that it was down the rabbit hole for me with the old pro wrestling illustrated that had the apartment wrestling advertisements in the back.
Man I had it bad for Magnificent Mimi :D I loved her in LPWA. I also really liked G.L.O.W. I don't know how those outfits passed the censors. You gotta love the 80's!
Personally I would prefer the pro girls of the wwe and tna to wear those one piece outfits like Mimi wore in the LPWA or American Angels
California Wildcats hands down!
Desert Duel
Bad Ass Bikers
Bridal Battle
Devon Michaels vs Kianna (Ozone 8)
Quote from: pingpong on June 06, 2015, 11:07:52 PM
California Wildcats hands down!
Desert Duel
Bad Ass Bikers
Bridal Battle
Devon Michaels vs Kianna (Ozone 8)
I miss the old California Wildcats. I really wish somebody would use there old formula and produce lengthy scenario catfights again.The buildup to those fights were awesome and made the inevitable fights (which were good on there own) that much better. Now every catfight is just a quick exchange between ladies and off they go. Very little buildup or story telling nowadays.
Quote from: jaybee on June 06, 2015, 11:58:15 PM
Quote from: pingpong on June 06, 2015, 11:07:52 PM
California Wildcats hands down!
Desert Duel
Bad Ass Bikers
Bridal Battle
Devon Michaels vs Kianna (Ozone 8)
I miss the old California Wildcats. I really wish somebody would use there old formula and produce lengthy scenario catfights again.The buildup to those fights were awesome and made the inevitable fights (which were good on there own) that much better. Now every catfight is just a quick exchange between ladies and off they go. Very little buildup or story telling nowadays.
I also miss the build up that used to happen. For me that is one of the only drawbacks of a company like Foxycombat, very good action beautiful girls just no build up or I just don't understand Czech.
Quote from: mustangduke on June 07, 2015, 01:16:48 AM
Quote from: jaybee on June 06, 2015, 11:58:15 PM
Quote from: pingpong on June 06, 2015, 11:07:52 PM
California Wildcats hands down!
Desert Duel
Bad Ass Bikers
Bridal Battle
Devon Michaels vs Kianna (Ozone 8)
I miss the old California Wildcats. I really wish somebody would use there old formula and produce lengthy scenario catfights again.The buildup to those fights were awesome and made the inevitable fights (which were good on there own) that much better. Now every catfight is just a quick exchange between ladies and off they go. Very little buildup or story telling nowadays.
I also miss the build up that used to happen. For me that is one of the only drawbacks of a company like Foxycombat, very good action beautiful girls just no build up or I just don't understand Czech.
The only companies I'm aware of that from time to time have a little build up and story to there fights are Webringit and Dtwrestling, nowhere near to the level of California Wildcats but a little more than your current products have nowadays.
Sports Review Wrestling Mag. That lead to Golden Girls which used many talents from the old " Hollywood Tropicana " From there
the Cavalier " Fight Time " letters section although I have since heard that those were mostly fabricated but you couldn't convince
an impressionable boy at the time they weren't real!!
Then Video Sports Ltd. from the late great Tricia Brown really good competition. From there I had the pleasure of working and
knowing the founder of Women Warriors. Some excellent tapes were made there. I always drifted towards competitive and
still do.
My first video was VSL Lightweight Tourney an amazing tape. Buckets of sweat.
What do you think was the best era for vid tapes? Was it the early stuff or did you pick it up around DWW. Good topic Jaybee.
Like to hear from other fans how they got there start.
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Quote from: Tap Her Out on June 07, 2015, 02:15:31 AM
Sports Review Wrestling Mag. That lead to Golden Girls which used many talents from the old " Hollywood Tropicana " From there
the Cavalier " Fight Time " letters section although I have since heard that those were mostly fabricated but you couldn't convince
an impressionable boy at the time they weren't real!!
Then Video Sports Ltd. from the late great Tricia Brown really good competition. From there I had the pleasure of working and
knowing the founder of Women Warriors. Some excellent tapes were made there. I always drifted towards competitive and
still do.
My first video was VSL Lightweight Tourney an amazing tape. Buckets of sweat.
What do you think was the best era for vid tapes? Was it the early stuff or did you pick it up around DWW. Good topic Jaybee.
Like to hear from other fans how they got there start.
Tap-
That's an easy question the late 80's to mid 90's best era hands down. The quality of those fights were fantastic those girls weren't scared to get down and dirty and break a nail. Also to give another example of a 5* storyline catfight check out "Lost on the bad side" by California Wildcats.
Nostalgia: anyone remembers the Foxfax website?
Quote from: plzdaim on June 08, 2015, 11:07:05 PM
Nostalgia: anyone remembers the Foxfax website?
I'm not familiar with it. What's it about?
"All the Marbles" was classic don't forget all the WIP genre as well at the time. There were about 20 made in that era some of
high quality.
Some of these classic matches are over at Rockin- Roxanne.
Lady Hawke, Women Warriors, especially had some good matches back then.
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WIP (women in prison)
Another decent movie with wrestling is "Mugsy's Girls" sometimes called "Delta pi". 5 girls enter a mud wrestling competition in Vegas to save there sorority house. It use to come on USA Up All night now you'd be lucky to find a copy anywhere.
My 1st introduction to the world of catfights was finding a stack of True Detective magazines in my father's night stand. The covers were loaded with drawings of gun molls tearing one anothers tops off and pulling hair.
Then I saw the western "Destry" where Marlene Dietrich catfights a patrons wife in a smokey saloon................I was hooked. Felt something stir deep down inside me. Little did I know it was my semen.
When I got older there was "From Russia With Love". Best movie catfight ever.
After that I graduated to the peep booths of Times Square to do some private catfight watching.
Next was a Super 8 movie projector of my own. My 1st video was of a Candy Samples catfight against Uschi Digard (??).
In my opinion, the best videos made for the consumer were the early California Wildcats movies, and any Crystal Movies (especially the video magazine collection).
P.S. I also was a big-time fan of Cavalier Mens Magazine. Especially when they began including many of the stories I wrote and mailed into them. The main series was the "Maureen vs Dee" catfights.
Those stories were actually based on a couple of nasty fights my wife Maureen had with a neighbor named Dee. The rest is history.
What got me hooked on videos was that it totally beat the hell out of staying up all hours of the night to watch a rerun of Destry Rides Again, or The Woman They Almost Lynched (etc., etc.) or waiting for the theatres to re-release From Russia With Love. The availability of videos (Beta to VHS to DVD to streaming) has completely changed the landscape. Technology that I used to dream about has become reality. And who could have ever foreseen the internet and everything that it has contributed from websites like this to easy access to old movie and TV fights to the plethora of choices that we now have. I just wish that I could start my life all over again.
Well, maybe that wouldn't be such a good idea.
Foxfax was a fun old women's wrestling fansite that had about as many links and departments as Barb's did, but it didn't last as long. As for what got me into this, who knows? I remember watching a women's match on TV when I was a preschooler. Maybe that did.
I do remember Foxfax and it is sorely missed.
As an old fart, for me it was watching all the old western movies on TV. Lots of catfights ... long ones, not the 15 second ones you see in today's films and TV.
The Ian Fleming novel From Russia with Love. Even before the movie.
Of course there were Cavalier and Sports Review. Cynara anyone?
//Braveheart
Me too, started with Apartment house wrestling then cavalier then Nuggett then every mag and VHS I could get. Napali and Wildcats were favs.
I always have to go with the old Popeye cartoon "Never Kick A Woman" in which Olive Oyl is at first beaten, then beats up a sexy blonde. I'm still not sure if that caused my interest in f/f fights or if it just triggered something that was already there.
I do remember Foxfax - it had photo-shopped pics of celebrities who were in a femme fighting league, drawings and links. I loved it but it didn't last long. That was early internet days, around 1998 or so, I think.
I used to send in stories to Cavalier and Nugget with both celebrities and just thinly-disguised versions of women I knew matched up in fights.
All I can say now is thank goodness for the internet. It has made following our little fetish so much more easy, cheaper and fun.