Spectators?

[Txblonde]

Other than husbands, in arranged matches, how often are spectators allowed...other family members, friends, etc...

[_Ruslana_]

I've had a couple of fights in front of spectators. But those were people from the BDSM community who have a similar kink. I would be against fighting in an organized fight in front of strangers or spectators.

[caryn1]

Some of the arranged catfights did have spectators of both genders. For the winner was great but for the loser not so much. She might have had to many things to live down not to mention not to be seen in or around town

[Aliza]

I don't like it. Let's keep things between us. It also adds some unpredictability that you don't want in arranged matches.

[tommyfighter]

In some other posts, females have commented liking to watch two guys fight, especially if it is over them. I have had spectators at some of my fights but I prefer just the two of us. Then, there is a greater possibility that the fight will include eroticisms.

[Sinful Senorita Carmen]

being that i kept my adult oriented pro wrestling stuff secret from ALL family and most friends, other than the ones I made in the business - all of my spectators were complete strangers. 

[Horny-Jew]

As a straight male, I would love to be a spectator for a catfight. I would be yelling, "Rip her shirt off ____" 

[StephFights]

Hard no for me!

Exception is if a fight starts off on a night out and you manage to both agree to find somewhere to fight. That way it's normally just one or two of your girlfriends tagging along.

Like other comments having spectators there adds unpredictability to something that is already quite dangerous. There's a huge risk of things spiralling out of control as well if someone interferes then others join in.

[ShyDave73]

I would very much love to watch an arranged catfight but i can completely understand women not wanting others around to watch.   

[jessiefite]

So, of course, I am different from most posting in here.  I, too, have hidden this hobby of mine from family, co-workers and close friends.  But I actually need spectators to get satisfaction out of the activity.  It is the reason that I fight.  My need is for the thrill of fighting, with the added adrenaline from doing so in front of others, and to be the center of attention. I thrive off having men watch me fight another woman. Women spectators are problematic because they often feel like they can jump in if they don't like the result.  Because I am hiding this from those who know me best, the spectators need to be strangers, or distant acquaintances, who won't come into contact with those who know me on a close and regular basis.  It's complicated.  LOL.

[Txblonde]

Spectators don't bother me as long as both opponents have agreed to it prior to the match...I estimate abut a third of my matches have been in front of a group of people, usually friends and family of the opponent...the most I ever competed in front of was 11 people 5 for me and 6 for her....

[Horny-Jew]

What would make this better than life itself would be if any women spectators got into a fight unrelated to the arranged main fight, especially if they were in office clothing.

[Ian270446]

Spectators don't bother me as long as both opponents have agreed to it prior to the match...I estimate abut a third of my matches have been in front of a group of people, usually friends and family of the opponent...the most I ever competed in front of was 11 people 5 for me and 6 for her....

You mentioned in a quote a while ago that the first matches you saw or participated in were matches between your sorority and other sorority when you were in college for charity events. I am surprised there were not a number of spectators watching those matches..

[FLStud4U]

What would make this better than life itself would be if any women spectators got into a fight unrelated to the arranged main fight, especially if they were in office clothing.

This happened in one of the old (90's era?) fight videos from the Hellfire Club/Catfight Den.  At the conclusion of one of their filmed matches in the fight ring, 2 female spectators got into it and ended up in the ring itself.  Broken up after a very brief period, but it was real, not staged.  You can still find the video download for sale.

[Txblonde]

Those sorority charity matches were usually attended by the frats and other sororities that were not participating...the purpose of the events was to raise money for charity so, obviously, the more people the better. The majority of the matches were not very serious, more like foxy boxing or foxy wrestling, but occasionally the matches got pretty heated. Especially if there was history between the girls participating. Bragging rights were important and liquor was involved...lol

[Txblonde]