FreeCatFights
General Category => Catfight Web Sites & Sources => Topic started by: Tomico on February 12, 2017, 01:29:30 AM
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I know the 'From Russia with Love' fight is well-liked by a lot of people here so i thought id share this newspaper article i found.
This is an extract from a real newspaper dated 1892 (see the source at the top of the image) describing what is (presumably) a real fight account that is similar, I think, to the catfight depicted in the Bond movie.
I have about 100 newspaper articles including this one i have found when trying to find references to female prize-fighting or general street-style fights - mostly in the 1800s. Some articles are long with blow by blow accounts, some are short - like as in, just a few lines of text...and some are incredibly brutal (likely way too shocking for most people reading this). I may share some more if this is well received.
Anyway, here is the link: http://imgur.com/a/g6mw4
Enjoy!
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I loved it and would love to see more. Please.
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wow that was great. Cant believe stuff like that happened back then as detailed as it was lol
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Fantastic description of what must have been a very sexy catfight!!
Thanks for posting!
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good find, i have looked for similar in the past.
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Very arousing indeed.
Tony
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Wow I live in mass and will be passing close to Holyoke this weekend. Maybe my wife and I will go looking for some Gypsies!
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Fascinating! Loved the style of writing then, like the younger woman having "coquettish ways" and dressing in a "picturesque fashion." Sounds so much better than modern expressions, like 'she's hot'.