Quick answer: Suitefights gets the edge....but the other was amazing too. Thanks btw, this thread got me to buy the Pandora Keller Sex match.
I think if you look at this and judge by spots (like WWE or something), yes, the "nipple throw" was one of the greatest things to ever happen! But the charm of Suitefights IMO is that the ladies don't have the same sense of refinement, and it makes it more compelling, emotional, and intimate. The stage, lighting, and camera work have an "up close and personal" feel, and the feeling that it's 2 strippers/models/etc caught up in something they aren't trained for...the flaws make for the art and intensity. It's like the director went to a strip club or ordered escorts, had them talk shit, and invited them for an impromptu and weird situation for money. Then desperation and adrenaline causes that x-factor leading to a mental back and forth of how far each fighter should go to survive. Even when a model had to decline a match, it just shows the reality of the situation. Suitefights mimics truth in the art , a real fan, who understands practicality, but knows how to direct an underground, grindhouse, evoking a feeling that it's shameful but it's not...an almost punk rock aestethic. Also, the lead up to the fight, becoming a sponser, watching the buzz...it added to the special effect, like the sales model that has worked for the film business in recent times with social media. Hell, I'm deathly shy on boards and social media, yet find myself compelled to comment based on the whole experience. I actually sponsored instead of waiting, and since I don't talk about this with anyone in my personal life, it's like fight club in the secretive and cool aspect. Powerful for something that can be just seen as a fucked up way to get off. Suitefights is becoming the the Tarantino of this genre...that's a bold statement from me. So yeah, perceived value totally gives that match the edge..it has a little bit of everything, and the aura surrounding it has caused this much discussion. The PvsK match, I had to find out about from this thread which is created solely because of BvsC.
The PvsK match is amazing in its own way, but why it doesn't beat BvsC: it's almost too polished and distant with two professionals, being on those mats like high school wrestling, talk of championship matches,with farther camera work, females who seem to know exactly what they're doing, and (understandably) very off putting off-camera scoldings when I would rather see things play out. This is just based on the impression of tone and total package, but still, it was brilliant and exceptional. Either way, thanks to both companies, keep up the amazing work!
(sorry for the lengthy post), but figured it was appropriate for the premise of the thread. I've never posted before.)