[Love Fem Wrestling]

Do you remember when you first found out there were magazines and videos dedicated to catfights? I remember looking through pro wrestling magazines when I saw ads about catfight picture sets, magazines, and films. I was intrigued, but not old enough to order from a magazine. I also remember visiting a small new/used bookstore  when I was a new driver. I always looked for pro wrestling magazines that might feature a women’s match. Above all the regular magazines, there were the nudie magazines and as young kid, I couldn’t resist looking at them  and they were wrapped in clear plastic.  One of the magazines that was peeking above some of the others had a line at the top that read, “Sensual Battling Beauties In”. That’s all I could see and I also was a little shy/nervous to reach up and get the magazine because it was embarrassing to me. I could not resist though and I picked it up off the shelf and I could see the entire cover. The entire title read, “Sensual Battling Beauties in CATFIGHTS GALORE.”  There was a blonde, I think her name was Donna and she was gritting her teeth as she kneeled behind a brunette named Paige Russell pulling Paige’s knees up by her shoulders exposing her polka dot bikini clad crotch. It was so hot just seeing that cover shot an the magazine featured “19 different apartment fights”. I had to have it. Not only did I find Catfights Galore, but “Savage Catfights” and “Big & Busty Brawlers” also. I hit the jackpot that day. The biggest obstacle for me that day was taking them up to the cashier who was a hot middle-aged woman. I was probably all kinds of shades of red while she saw them and rang them up. They all had really hot catfight photos on the cover. She didn’t say anything, but she did study the covers a second or two on each one. You can bet I was anxious to get home to comb through every page of each magazine. That day I just won’t forget.

[npom]

Absolutely! Our stories are very similar. The candy store on my corner use to sell magazines including Sports Review Wrestling. I remember seeing the first few and then I finally bought one. I was 15. Issue was January 1977, Gail vs Kyla. After that I would go in there the first Tuesday of the month and buy the next edition. Later on I ordered Battling Girls, Big and Busty Brawlers, Fighting Hellcats, Catfights Galore. Waiting for them to arrive I use to sweat making sure I got to the mail before my parents did. My top three Sports Reviews were:

1. April 1980 - Claire vs Olivia
2. Feb 1978 - Debbie vs Helene
3. June 1977 - Debra vs Delia

[zeeeni]

You are braver than I am.  I would buy the old wrestling magazines that has the ads.  Never did I get the courage to buy.  When I finally saw these on the internet, it was like being transferred back to my teen years.

[Horny-Jew]

The biggest obstacle for me that day was taking them up to the cashier who was a hot middle-aged woman. I was probably all kinds of shades of red while she saw them and rang them up. They all had really hot catfight photos on the cover. She didn’t say anything, but she did study the covers a second or two on each one. You can bet I was anxious to get home to comb through every page of each magazine. That day I just won’t forget.

You should have told her that you would love to see her in a catfight sometime

[Drake]

Yes, I remember finding old catfighting magazines from the eighties. In the mid nineties I came across an ad in some magazine from Joan Wise and wrote them a letter requesting more information and they put me on their mailing list. It was all mail order back then and I received regular flyers from them and the videos that I ordered were really good. Not the best quality in terms of production, but the fights were awesome.   

I also ended up on other mailing lists from companies like Triumph Studios, Double Trouble, etc. Academy also had a really good catalog back then with videos from a multitude of other production companies.

Overall, the catfights were much better quality than what is being produced now... 

[Love Fem Wrestling]

The biggest obstacle for me that day was taking them up to the cashier who was a hot middle-aged woman. I was probably all kinds of shades of red while she saw them and rang them up. They all had really hot catfight photos on the cover. She didn’t say anything, but she did study the covers a second or two on each one. You can bet I was anxious to get home to comb through every page of each magazine. That day I just won’t forget.

You should have told her that you would love to see her in a catfight sometime

It was all I could do to just have the courage to plop those magazines down in front of her. She rang me up several times, all for Catfighting magazines. I was young and probably even younger looking. She probably told her girlfriends about it. She definitely knew I was really turned on by them. Just  some of those covers were incredibly detailed and the catfights always looked vicious and sexy at the same time.

[lumberjack66]

For me it started with a catfight that I saw in the park near my home followed by watching "From Russia with Love" and "!0 Million Years BC" with my dad.  After that I was hooked.  My first magazine I think was called Wrestling Review.  It had a monthly article about some secret underground apartment catfight league.  I was young enough and dumb enough to believe the league was a real thing.  That there really were some wealthy men with their own stable of fighters pitting their champion against others in secret apartments.  I didn't feel anxious at all about buying it as it was just a "normal" wrestling magazine.  But I did make sure my mom didn't find them in my bedroom.  Later my friends father had a complete collection of porn magazines that we all went through one time with at a sleep over.  One of them was all about catfights.  Two others had a catfight feature.  This would have been in the mid 70's I think.

[pingpong]

For me it was Cavalier/Nugget magazines. Some great catfight stills and ladies were hot!

[Love Fem Wrestling]

For me it was Cavalier/Nugget magazines. Some great catfight stills and ladies were hot!

I started buying Cavalier/Nugget as well. They always featured catfights and I loved it.

[Love Fem Wrestling]

For me it started with a catfight that I saw in the park near my home followed by watching "From Russia with Love" and "!0 Million Years BC" with my dad.  After that I was hooked.  My first magazine I think was called Wrestling Review.  It had a monthly article about some secret underground apartment catfight league.  I was young enough and dumb enough to believe the league was a real thing.  That there really were some wealthy men with their own stable of fighters pitting their champion against others in secret apartments.  I didn't feel anxious at all about buying it as it was just a "normal" wrestling magazine.  But I did make sure my mom didn't find them in my bedroom.  Later my friends father had a complete collection of porn magazines that we all went through one time with at a sleep over.  One of them was all about catfights.  Two others had a catfight feature.  This would have been in the mid 70's I think.

I also watched 10 Million Years BC and From Russia with Love. I think From Russia With Love was incredible with each woman removing/adjusting their skirts and then going at it. One of my favorite movie catfights for sure.

[Bear]

I'm sure that the younger folks who come here, don't even bother to read these threads.  We're just a bunch of old guys reliving the days when we were young and really had to be resourceful to find catfight material. 

For a teenage boy in the 1960's the only printed source was wrestling magazines such as Wrestling Revue and The Wrestler which were published monthly.  Each issue featured one woman's match -- that's it.  I usually purchased both mags and cut out the pages with the women's match.  I compiled a scrapbook which I hid in my closet.  Then one of the companies produced a one-time magazine entitled "Girl Wrestling."  I purchased it with a money order that I bought from the Post Office and made sure to intercept the mail everyday until it arrived.  Pulling that manila envelope out of the mailbox was better than Christmas.  Then they produced Volume II, which I also purchased and kept hidden with Vol I and my scrapbook.

This pre-dates video or even 8mm film.  So the only way to ever view a catfight was on TV or in a movie, and doing so required another set of skills.  I would read through the weekly TV Guide looking for late-night movies that either I knew had a fight or one whose title was suggestive.  I sacrificed a lot of ZZZ's watching some of those "promising" films, usually only to be disappointed.  As far as TV shows went any fight that happened on a weekly series was simply a chance encounter.  I remember "surprise fights" on Wagon Train, Gunsmoke, 77 Sunset Strip, Mission Impossible and Hondo, just to name a few.  But by the late 60's weekly shows like, The Avengers, The Girl From UNCLE and Honey West offered fights with a greater frequency.  Very few of these fights really matched up with anything in a full-length movie, but when you're starved for action, anything will do. 

That's my story. 

[Love Fem Wrestling]

I'm sure that the younger folks who come here, don't even bother to read these threads.  We're just a bunch of old guys reliving the days when we were young and really had to be resourceful to find catfight material. 

For a teenage boy in the 1960's the only printed source was wrestling magazines such as Wrestling Revue and The Wrestler which were published monthly.  Each issue featured one woman's match -- that's it.  I usually purchased both mags and cut out the pages with the women's match.  I compiled a scrapbook which I hid in my closet.  Then one of the companies produced a one-time magazine entitled "Girl Wrestling."  I purchased it with a money order that I bought from the Post Office and made sure to intercept the mail everyday until it arrived.  Pulling that manila envelope out of the mailbox was better than Christmas.  Then they produced Volume II, which I also purchased and kept hidden with Vol I and my scrapbook.

This pre-dates video or even 8mm film.  So the only way to ever view a catfight was on TV or in a movie, and doing so required another set of skills.  I would read through the weekly TV Guide looking for late-night movies that either I knew had a fight or one whose title was suggestive.  I sacrificed a lot of ZZZ's watching some of those "promising" films, usually only to be disappointed.  As far as TV shows went any fight that happened on a weekly series was simply a chance encounter.  I remember "surprise fights" on Wagon Train, Gunsmoke, 77 Sunset Strip, Mission Impossible and Hondo, just to name a few.  But by the late 60's weekly shows like, The Avengers, The Girl From UNCLE and Honey West offered fights with a greater frequency.  Very few of these fights really matched up with anything in a full-length movie, but when you're starved for action, anything will do. 

That's my story.

I can relate although I’m a tad bit younger. The 70’s & 80’s were similar, but female wrestling was getting a little more popular in the mainstream.

[colt 45]

Had a used book store in town which occasionally had catfight mags in the "adult" section.  Older man never questioned me just took the money and put them in the bag.  Bought the wrestling mags at the market or regular book store no problems.  Think my Dad knew but Mom, doubt it.  Match women in the Sears or Wards catalogues just for fun.

[Flamingo]

I remember seeing ads in the old black and white wrestling magazines in the 80s. Then on vhs thunder and mud, foxy boxing were at our local mom and pop video store.

Mid 90s fighting females magazine was excellent.  Sadly it didnt last long.